Family Guy

The Griffin family navigates the wacky waters of Quahog, Rhode Island, in this long-running cartoon hit.

Sundays, 9 PM ET, FOX

Current Season: 11 - Total Episodes: 42
Highest Rated: Ep 5, Season 10

“Farmer Guy”

by Kevin McFarland May 13, 2013 -

Moving to a nice, big farm upstate for an episode full of cutaways.

“Save The Clam”

by Kevin McFarland May 6, 2013 -

A rec softball accident puts the fate of The Drunken Clam in jeopardy.

C-

“Total Recall”

by Kevin McFarland April 29, 2013 -

Only pay attention to the B-plot to miss out on some new, bold misogyny.

“Bigfat”

by Kevin McFarland April 15, 2013 -

Many jokes land, but too much Meg-bashing spoils it.

Ep. 20, Season 11
“Farmer Guy”
Ep. 19, Season 11
“Save The Clam”
Ep. 18, Season 11
“Total Recall”
Ep. 17, Season 11
“Bigfat”

Features Reviews

Season

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“Viewer Mail #2”/“Internal Affairs”
Episode 22

Surprisingly heartfelt emotion with the Swansons and an uneven anthology episode close out the season.
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B
“Tea Peter”
Episode 21

Peter joins the Tea Party. Let's focus on the cutaways instead.
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C+
“Leggo My Meg-O”
Episode 20

Brian and Stewie turn into mini-Liam Neesons in order to save Meg in a mildly satisfying sendup of Taken.
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B-
“Mr. And Mrs. Stewie”
Episode 19

Stewie meets his match in a maniacal little girl while Peter and Quagmire spoon together.
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B+
“You Can't Do That On Television, Peter”
Episode 18

A children's television program is exactly what a model citizen like Peter Griffin needs.
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D
“Forget-Me-Not”
Episode 17

Are Brian and Peter actual friends beyond their owner/pet relationship? Does that question even matter?
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C+
“Killer Queen”
Episode 16

Peter and Chris go to fat camp while Brian scares Stewie with the cover of a Queen album in an altogether average episode.
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B
“Burning Down The Bayit”
Episode 15

Family Guy goes all-in on a half-assed sendup of insurance fraud. At least the cutaways are decent.
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C
“Be Careful What You Fish For”
Episode 14

Ricky Gervais guests as a talking dolphin.
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C-
“Tom Tucker: The Man And His Dream”
Episode 13

Peter helps Tom Tucker try to restart his acting career in Hollywood, while Chris' new girlfriend looks a bit too much like his mom.
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B-
“Livin’ On A Prayer”
Episode 12

A religion-centric episode that, for once, spends more time on diversionary action sequences than soapbox atheism.
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B-
“The Blind Side”
Episode 11

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B+
“Quagmire And Meg”
Episode 10

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D
“Grumpy Old Man”
Episode 9

Cue all the old-people jokes, because it’s time for Carter Pewterschmidt to retire.
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C+
“Cool Hand Peter”
Episode 8

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C
“Amish Guy”
Episode 7

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B-
“Thanksgiving.”
Episode 6

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C
“Back To The Pilot”
Episode 5

Time-traveling to the best episode in years.
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A-
“Stewie Goes For A Drive”
Episode 4

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C-
"Screams Of Silence: The Story Of Brenda Q"
Episode 3

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C+
"Seahorse Seashell Party"
Episode 2

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D+
"Lottery Fever"
Episode 1

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C

“Farmer Guy”
Episode 20

Moving to a nice, big farm upstate for an episode full of cutaways.
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B
“Save The Clam”
Episode 19

A rec softball accident puts the fate of The Drunken Clam in jeopardy.
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B
“Total Recall”
Episode 18

Only pay attention to the B-plot to miss out on some new, bold misogyny.
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C-
“Bigfat”
Episode 17

Many jokes land, but too much Meg-bashing spoils it.
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C
“12 And A Half Angry Men”
Episode 16

The template of 12 Angry Men pumped full of cutaways and one-liners
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B-
“Turban Cowboy”
Episode 15

Peter converts to Islam and accidentally joins a terrorist cell in the worst episode of the season.
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D
“Call Girl”
Episode 14

A promising opening five minutes, erased by a dire final fifteen.
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C-
“Chris Cross”
Episode 13

Chris Griffin could really stand to take some comedy lessons from Canadian enchantress Anne Murray.
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C
“Valentine’s Day In Quahog”
Episode 12

A proficient send-up of Garry Marshall's holiday vignette romantic comedies.
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B
“The Giggity Wife”
Episode 11

Family Guy imitates I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry to help Quagmire keep his stuff.
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C-
“Brian’s Play”
Episode 10

The best Brian/Stewie-centric introspective episode in years.
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A-
“Jesus, Mary and Joseph!”
Episode 8

A tepid retelling of the Nativity story is more scattered than previous parody episodes.
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C
“Space Cadet”
Episode 8

Chris goes to Space Camp and the whole Griffin family accidentally goes to space.
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B-
“Friends Without Benefits”
Episode 7

Meg's crush like Chris, but it's the funniest Meg-centric episode in years.
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B
“Lois Comes Out Of Her Shell”
Episode 6

Lois has her own midlife crisis thanks to Peter, and Stewie adopts an evil pet turtle.
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B-
“Joe’s Revenge”
Episode 5

Joe hunts down the criminal who paralyzed him with Quagmire and Peter, while Lois and the family watch Quagmire's cat.
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B
“Yug Ylimaf”
Episode 3

The show’s 200th episode takes a look so far back it ends up going in reverse.
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C
“The Old Man And The Big ‘C’”
Episode 3

Carter Pewterschmidt has the cure for cancer, but there's no money in it.
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B
“Ratings Guy”
Episode 2

A rip-roaring first act descends into a muddled plot about the effect of Nielsen ratings.
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B-
“Into Fat Air”
Episode 1

The Griffins climb a tall mountain, which is what Homer Simpson and Stan Smith already did.
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C

Fox apologizes for canceling The Cleveland Show by letting Seth MacFarlane creep into the Simpsons finale
Fox apologizes for canceling The Cleveland Show by letting Seth MacFarlane creep into the Simpsons finale. Also: Marrital quasi-bliss in Westeros and an awkward meeting for Selina Meyer that doesn’t involve a foreign dignitary.
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Fall schedule analysis: Fox stands pat precisely when it should be jumping all over and waving its arms in desperation
If we act like nothing is wrong, then everything will be just fine, right?
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Fall schedule announcement: Big number of series orders doesn’t have big impact on Fox lineup
The 2013-14 lineup looks an awful lot like the 2012-13 lineup.
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Call your mom, tell her you love her—and that she should watch Family Tree
Call your mom, tell her you love her—and that she should watch Family Tree. Also: Season finales, ahoy!
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American Dad is our latest reminder of the relentless march of time as it hits 150 episodes
American Dad is our latest reminder of the relentless march of time as it hits 150 episodes. Also: Game Of Thrones tries to marry off its problems, and Pete Campbell keeps up his tradition of making everyone really, truly uncomfortable.
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Bob’s Burgers became TV’s most enjoyable show by channeling early Simpsons
The series blends the surrealism of Adult Swim with the family stories of King Of The Hill.
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What have those crazy, vengeance-seeking kids of Revenge been up to?
What have those crazy, vengeance-seeking kids of Revenge been up to? Also: Finale time for The Good Wife and Vikings, which don’t get to enjoy the full spoils of spring sweeps.
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Fox takes down episode of Family Guy after an edited clip appears to make Peter Griffin the Boston Marathon bomber
Oh, the Internet.
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Fox cancels The Cleveland Show, finally giving Seth MacFarlane a chance to breathe
Thankfully, the catchiest theme song in the Animation Domination block will survive thanks to TBS and Adult Swim.
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HBO sensed that your Sunday wasn’t busy enough, so it’s throwing Veep into the mix
HBO sensed that your Sunday wasn’t busy enough, so it’s throwing Veep into the mix. Also: The Borgias are try to steal your attention from Mad Men, too.
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Bob’s Burgers takes a holiday.
Bob’s Burgers takes a holiday. Also: Get caught up on The Good Wife and The Walking Dead before you ignore them for Game Of Thrones next week.
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The deadline for Girls’ second season approaches
The deadline for Girls’ second season approaches. Also: The Walking Dead finds some focus and Bob’s Burgers catches boogie fever.
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American Dad decides there’s never a bad time for a James Bond spoof
American Dad decides there's never a bad time for a James Bond spoof. Also: Girls burns through plots and Bob's Burgers shocks an elephant.
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Assuming you didn’t pirate it months ago, here’s your chance to see how the third season of Downton Abbey ends
A season finale for law-abiding citizens. Also: TV Club’s Second Opinion Week begins.
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When the Grammys face off with The Walking Dead, who will win—and what will be left of them?
When the Grammys face off with The Walking Dead, who will win—and what will be left of them? Also: Frank Fisticuffs comes to Brooklyn (?) and a spot of cricket at Downton.
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Patrick Warburton on Rules Of Engagement, Seinfeld, and why Family Guy upsets his parents
“I do get there are those factions out there, those groups—and my mother’s one of them—that’s literally tried to get that show off of TV.”
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Thrill to the financial-solvency drama of The Good Wife!
Thrill to the financial-solvency drama of Lockhart/Gardner! Also: Introducing Tina Belcher: Investigative Reporter and Lip Gallagher: Sexual Predator Predator.
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Nick Kroll has been planning his whole life for something he didn’t realize was possible
The comedian and actor has a new sketch show, Kroll Show.
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History’s other greatest monsters: 15 pop-culture presidents behaving unpresidentially
The A.V. Club’s weekly list.
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Girls is back, which is either the best news or a warning to avoid HBO for 10 weeks
Girls is back, which is either the best news or a warning to avoid HBO for 10 weeks. Also: Premières of other pay-cable shows that are just as divisive. (Oh, who are we kidding—nothing’s as divisive as Girls.)
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Downton Abbey’s third season is no longer the sole province of the political elite or the British
Downton Abbey’s third season is no longer the province of the elite or the British. Also: Everything else returns from winter hiatus, including two ABC comedies sneaking over from Tuesday nights.
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The Year In Swag 2012: In which we try to re-gift a year’s worth of promo crap
Our friends and relations really want a Jersey Shore Shark Attack stuffed shark and a Punkin Chunkin Viking helmet, right?
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You didn’t have anything going on tonight, right? Good, ’cuz Fox has new Family Guy and American Dad episodes
You didn’t have anything going on tonight, right? Good, ’cuz Fox has new Family Guy and American Dad. Also: The MacFarlane shows are about it—it’s the day before Christmas Eve, for crying out loud!
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Ho-ho-Homeland finale!
Ho-ho-Homeland finale! Also: Dexter in handcuffs and the Griffins in Bethlehem.
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Is this Simpsons/Portlandia crossover local? Is it USDA organic, or Oregon organic, or Portland organic?
Is this Simpsons/Portlandia crossover local? Is it USDA organic, or Oregon organic, or Portland organic? Also: Christmas comes early for Dexter.
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