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Family Guy - Season 2
| Release Date | 27 Jan 2003 |
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| Creator |
Seth MacFarlane Alex Borstein |
| Actors |
Seth MacFarlane Alex Borstein Mila Kunis Seth Green |
| Artist | Seth MacFarlane |
| Discs | 2 |
| Region | 2 |
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21:00 29-July-2010 Family Guy - Stewie Kills Lois
Part 2. Lois returns to name Stewie as the person who tried to kill her. Stewie does whatever he can to become supreme ruler - leaving Lois only one option. |
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21:30 29-July-2010 Family Guy
Padre de Familia. Peter starts an anti-immigration group - but quickly changes his mind when he finds out that he was born in Mexico. |
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23:30 29-July-2010 Family Guy
15/21. Dammit Janet: Stewie falls for a girl at a daycare centre, and Peter convinces Lois to become a stewardess so he can travel free of charge. Contains adult humour. |
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23:55 29-July-2010 Family Guy
16/21. There's Something About Paulie: Peter's new mobster friend Paulie mistakenly believes that Peter wants Lois killed. Contains adult humour. |
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23:30 30-July-2010 Family Guy
17/21. He's Too Sexy for His Fat: As Chris tries to lose weight, Peter alters his own looks with extensive plastic surgery. Contains adult humour. |
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23:55 30-July-2010 Family Guy
18/21. E Peterbus Unum: Animated comedy about family life. After learning that his property is not officially part of the United States, Peter forms his own country. Contains adult humour. |
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22:15 31-July-2010 Family Guy
Believe it or Not, Joe's Walking on Air. When Joe feels that his disability is holding Bonnie back from living a full life, he gets a leg transplant - and discovers extreme sports. |
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22:45 31-July-2010 Family Guy - Stewie Kills Lois
Part 1. Lois and Peter sail off on a cruise and, jealous that he was left behind, Stewie decides that it's time to carry out his diabolical matricidal plan. |
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23:05 31-July-2010 Family Guy
1/18. Stewie Loves Lois: Stewie becomes obsessed with Lois after she saves Rupert, though Lois doesn't take to the new Stewie too well. Contains adult humour. |
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23:25 31-July-2010 Family Guy
2/18. Mother Tucker: Animated comedy about US family life. Peter's mother gets a divorce and he feels abandoned, until he sees a father figure in her new boyfriend, Tom. Contains adult humour. |
Review
The second series of Seth MacFarlane's animated sitcom Family Guy continues with its own brand of acerbic pop-culture satire mixed with gleefully tasteless comedy. Even though the chaotic Griffin household bears more than a passing resemblance to The Simpsons, and their neighbours are uncannily like those from King of the Hill, the show's combination of extended flashbacks, surreal fantasy sequences and delightful non sequiturs ("Math, my dear boy, is nothing more than the lesbian sister of biology") refreshes the familiar formula. And any show that features Adam "Batman" West guest starring as the demented Mayor of Quahog must score points for bizarre originality.
Highlights of the 15 episodes here include Peter discovering his feminine side ("I Am Peter, Here Me Roar"), Stewie and Brian on an eventful road trip ("Road to Rhode Island"), Peter annexing his neighbour's pool and inviting the world's dictators round for a barbeque ("E Peterbus Unum") and, as a bonus episode, the irreverent "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein", which was deemed "too offensive for TV". It may be lowbrow scatological farce, but unlike its big-screen live-action cousins (think Farrelly Brothers), Family Guy is always warm-hearted and never vicious.
On the DVD:Family Guy, Series 2 is spread across two discs that boast Dolby 5.1 sound but standard 4:3 picture. There's no "Play All" facility (something else this release has in common with The Simpsons on DVD) and there are no extras other than the "bonus" episode. --Mark Walker
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definatley worth watching
Family Guy Season 2 is definatley worth watching, there were a few flaws in season 1 as it was a fairly new comedy but in season 2 they have ironed out the flaws and the jokes have really started to work. Some episodes are just based on one character which really let the character shine and you as the viewer got a better insight into there life. There is some brillint episodes on the two disks but the very best is "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein".
unfailing
Hi another hysterical offering from family guy. I always seem to enjoy the second series of a lot of comedy friends, american dad,simpsons black adder.....this was no exception. Otherr people question the quality however i think its' difference is quirky.
Incredible. perfect
This season is amazing, like all the others. Seth MacFarlane is a complete genius, i love this way this show takes the mick out of every day things, people, all kinds of stuff - and slaps them all together into a very witty and well animated cartoon. some people are very shallow and don't understand the humor, usually boring unimaginative people. if you have a sensor of humor and you want to be entertained, this is definitely worth watching. if your thinking about buying it........ buy it!
Very funny stuff
This season two box set of the brilliant Family Guy contains a further fifteen episodes, all of which are brilliantly funny and very well written. While I do feel that these relatively early episodes of the show are not as outrageously funny as some of the later episodes of the shows run I do feel that the episodes here are more consistently funny with there being fewer cringe worthy episodes as there are in later series as well.The animation is still a bit rough in places but this doesn't detract from the show at all and the writing is brilliant throughout. My personal favourite episode in this set is the brilliant `Wasted Talent' which has a brilliant parody of `Charley and the Chocolate Factory' but, as I have already said, all the episodes presented here are brilliant without a duff episode among them. If you like `Family Guy' then you should love this second season box set.