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Family Guy: Blue Harvest

by Marc Calderaro

[8.Feb.08] :. This is like watching Gus Van Sant’s Psycho screened on Mystery Science Theater 3000 -- confusing and annoying.

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‘Family Guy’ continues to push the television envelope

by Rick Bentley [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)]

[20.Sep.07] :. LOS ANGELES—The cast of the Fox Network animated comedy “Family Guy” has just completed a reading of the script for the 100th episode in front of a group of television critics....

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Family Guy, Volume 3

by Dan MacIntosh

[6.Jan.06] :. Whereas All in the Family was all about the troubling racism and personal politics of the time, Family Guy takes on many of these same topics and then blurts them out like a tactless guy at a party that says exactly what he's thinking, without even a second thought about self-censorship.

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Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story

by Terry Sawyer

[30.Sep.05] :. Stewie's time-continuum meddling focuses on insuring that he ends up with a non-retail job and a more tastefully decorated apartment. This is not 12 Monkeys.

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Family Guy / American Dad

by Kevin Wong

[13.Jun.05] :. The timetable for studio animation is slow, which means that American Dad's political jokes are dated as soon as they're written.

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American Dad

by Dan Devine

[14.Feb.05] :. When Seth MacFarlane plumbs the depths of the U.S. political system for American Dad, all he manages are weak shots at conservative caricatures.

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The Family Guy, Vol. 2 (Season 3)

by Jennifer D. Wesley

[3.Nov.03] :. While The Family Guy's humor often obliterates the boundaries of good taste, it also espouses faith in the American Family.

American Dad: Volume 1

by Bill Gibron

It's all Family Guy's fault. Had that cult cartoon not been cancelled and proven its mantle by becoming a phenomenon on DVD, we wouldn't be stuck with American Dad, its jaded jingoistic cousin.

American Dad!

by Todd R. Ramlow

American Dad! skewers its all-American dad Stan to impel its critique of Bush America.