The Return of the King (of Queens)

I've pretty much made the most cogent argument necessary in the title of this review, so to get to the character limit I'm just gonna wing it

It's kind of crazy that Family Guy couldn't even get Kevin James for this role. Isn't it sad that Kevin James is too good for family guy?

I watched the first couple of episodes of Ted, it's pretty funny, much better than the two movies.

The Orville was good until halfway through s2. Season 3 is unwatchable.

Should I watch Mork and Mindy? I was thinking of watching the first ep as like an oddity or something, but what if it's actually good?

I'm gonna watch that Paint movie with Owen Wilson. Reviews weren't great, but it seems likeable enough.

Also, I feel the movie 'May' doesn't get the respect it deserves. And the original Black Christmas is the best slasher movie ever imho.

This episode is complete garbage.

It's a Christmas special that revolves around the Griffins meeting Kevin James. And it's not funny in the slightest. It was such a boring and tedious episode to sit through, and not a single joke or cutaway lands.

It's perhaps the only Family Guy episode that I've ever seen where I never chuckled at least once at a joke (including some other stinkers like Life of Brian and Brian's a Bad Father, and those had at least one funny moment in the midst of their horridness)

Episodes like this are proof that Family Guy should have ended over a decade ago. But if the show does end someday, I hope that they can possibly make a movie as the series finale and end it off on a high note.

I've been a fan of Family Guy since the very beginning in 1999- a very good year for mature animated series on Fox; Futurama, Simpsons (when it was still good), and Family Guy. This is the series that gave us the awesome Blue Harvest and its sequels, Road to the Multiverse,Three Kings, And Then There Were Fewer, and many more instant classics.

I couldn't even finish watching this episode. About ten minutes in, I shut it off and watch American Dad! At least it was entertaining. I never thought I'd ever stop a Family Guy episode before its end. I hope this improves, or else it'll go the way of the Simpsons; stale and boring.

I don't know what to say. I love the show family guy. But I can see there's a bit of a problem. Especially paying attention to a recent episode of Rick and Morty. Every episode offers an adventure. Something out of the ordinary. And family guy episodes just tell the agenda of the day. It's not getting very interesting. Go back to parodies. Do parodies of "big" movies that have come out. Or go back to time travel with Stewie and Brian. Or get some of the family involved. For example, Peter never time-traveled. Or Peter's friends. I don't know. "Agenda" is probably not bad, but it's more interesting to watch some adventures with a final moral. Get the family out of the house. No more sitting on the couch. We need adventures. Or parodies.