Family Guy "The Father, The Son, and the Holy Fonz" Talkback (Spoilers)

[NickWhiz1]

"The Father, the Son and the Holy Fonz" Episode #422.
When Peter's dad visits the Griffins, he tries to impose his religious beliefs on the family.

Cast: Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis, Mike Henry, Gary Cole, Lori Alan, Phil LaMarr, Danny Smith, Chris Sheridan, Charles Dunning, Amir Talai, John Viener, Ralph Garman, Sherry Romito .
Producer(s): Seth MacFarlane, David Zuckerman.

Original Airdate: December 18, 2005.


It's been a while since Peter's dad has been heard from. I wonder if he'll be the same as he was in "Holy Crap" or not.

[JeffTMBG]

Now, will they show it, or will they show Bush's latest damage control speech?

Edit: D'oh.

[NickWhiz1]

Well, damn.

I guess I'll just continue watching the Atlanta/Chicago game then =\

[Daffy Dork]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGH!!!!!!!! Annoying President crap...

[Solitude1]

I'm missing Family Guy FOR THIS!!

:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

[MarineCorps]

Now what was the point of advertisiting it if they were not going to show it. :crying: Damn this is just sad. :crying: :eek: :sad:

[KefkaFloyd]

Is this some kind of cruel joke?

[AJW73]

Hmm, guess Bush hates Family Guy.

Why couldn't he have waited till tomorrow night?

[Jazman]

Maybe they'll show it when he is done. (crosses fingers this is true). This is the same speech he's been giving for 2 weeks. If the majority of American's didn't watch the first 3 times, I'm not sure what makes him think were going to watch it now.

[veemonjosh]

Maybe they'll show it when he is done. (crosses fingers this is true). This is the same speech he's been giving for 2 weeks. If the majority of American's didn't watch the first 3 times, I'm not sure what makes him think were going to watch it now.Especially during Family Guy.

"This is a Thorn in the eyes of terrorists" Well, your speech is a thorn in the eyes of all Sunday Fox fans Bush! :mad:

Edit: Well, I guess Stan Smith is happy. IT'S PEANUT BUTTER BUSH TIME! PEANUT BUTTER BUSH TIME! Where at? Where at? Where at? Where at? There you go! There you go! There you go! There you go! PEANUT BUTTER BUSH WITH A BASEBALL BAT! PEANUT BUTTER BUSH WITH A BASEBALL BAT! PEANUT BUTTER BUSH WITH A BASEBALL BAT!

[MGFanJay]

He's done. Thank the lord! The ep is starting, in full. And I taped the Bush speech as well... damn, waste of a perfectly good 20 minutes of tape.

[solarflere]

yes, from the begining, I lovr Fox.:D

[Tenku]

Yes, it's from the start! :D

[veemonjosh]

HALELUHIA!!! HE IS DONE!!! THANK GOD!!!


And straight to the show!!!! Adventures of Aquaman and the return of Grampa Griffin!

[MGFanJay]

Gay Jaws AND Lumberg! YAY. "How Christian - Do what I say, or I'll hurt you." I already love this ep.

[veemonjosh]

yes, from the begining, I lovr Fox.:D
You are aware they don't do the same for King of the Hill, right?

Who else switched over to ABC for five seconds like Stewie said? I did.

Jaws was funny with that guy's voice.

"I bathtized you in the name of the father, the Son," "And Space Ghost." :p

Ho hum, the return of those vaudvile guys.

[SirLemming]

Okay, there's a perfect example. I didn't like that Desperate Housewives jab very much, just like I didn't like The Simpsons' FG & AD jab last week. (Though I do have to say it wasn't quite as bad.)

Also hated that they used the Vaudeville guys AGAIN. They shouldn't be recurring... definitely not.

But, the rest of it is going relatively well.

[Daffy Dork]

Jaws, Lumbergh, renting out Lois' uterus = t3h "lol" moments

[Delthayre]

What the hell? The Vaudeville Guy? No, I thought we were clear on this, no more Vaudeville Guy.

[solarflere]

Peter lost his verginity to a football pleyer. LOL

[Daffy Dork]

Peter's reaction to the red dot was so perfect.

The Lohan crabwalk was also a great way to end the act. :D

[veemonjosh]

The First Church of the Fonz!

"Now honey, I want you to picture Linsley Lohan, only naked, and doing a crab walk." "What?!?" "Just do it for me!"

"Hi! I'm Linley Lohan! This is how a crab walks!" "Yes it is! THANK YOU FONZ!!!"

[kaine23]

LOL Paula Abdual!!

[SirLemming]

Definitely a lot of irritating gags in this one... And few laugh-out-louds. I particularly liked the properly outrageous The View cutaway... Most of the rest of it was pretty disposable. Mostly misses.

[Daffy Dork]

That was such an awful and way too drawn out ending gag....

And what was the Stewie pinball mahine parodying? It seems like some obscure song number I'd see in a Dr. Suess Special :p

[Delthayre]

That started out as a fairly strong episode. The Adventures of Aquaman and Gay Jaws were long, but still really funny and Peter's recitation of the opening narration of Quantum Leap to explain Jesus was hilarious, but the rest of it generally failed to amuse me. I didn't enjoy that Madonna gag at all. It makes sense for an episode about religious idiocy mentioning her, but they didn't go after her ridiculous Kabbalah nonsense at all, instead going for a whole array of irritating nonsense.

But it was better than the President's address, which, for one thing, didn't make fun of The View.

** out of *****

[Jazman]

I think it was Electric Company, or it looked like Seasme Street. One of those.

Besides for the ending...wait as I type there's more....Awesome Ending credits!

anyway, besides for that long Madonna gag, it was a good episode.

4/5.

[veemonjosh]

Great episode!

9/10.

[KuwabaraTheMan]

Wow they didn't do something mean to/leave out Meg during the credits!

I only saw the last 10 minutes of it, but I thought I was going to miss the whole thing, so it was good. The Happy Days jokes were pretty funny, and I was surprised to see Francis again.

[Carolina Red]

I think that the Aquaman and ending scene bits went on for longer than they should have. The Aquaman bit would have been better if it were just fifteen seconds or so. I don't know what it is that the writers find funny about gags that last longer than needed.

The Sesame Street and Paula Abdul video bits were classic. Also, the immigrants in Lois' uterus was great. The Opposites Attract video is one of the greatest videos of all time. :)

I'm surprised they didn't leave Meg out of the end bit. Watching Peter smack her one hard in the middle act was totally unexpected.

[mojokingbee1]

Liked: Stewie's jab at Desperate housewives, Kathy Bates gag (Short 'n Sweet, Just the way I like 'em) Face-off, Peter thowing away mormon wives, TV Announcer gag (funny 'cause it's true), Quantum Jesus, "Picture Lindsay Lohan Naked, doing a crabwalk", "1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12" gag (Surprised they used the actual audio), "I'm dressed like a cat!".

Disliked: Jaws 5, Barbershop guy (AGAIN!!?), Stewie on helium,

Overall: Great jokes, Good plot, I give this one a Four... out of Five.


P.S. GENITAL WARTS!,

[The Dork Knight]

I loved the Office Space reference and the apperance of Sherman Helmsley. Excellent episode.

[tb4000]

How can you forget the Aaron Neville megaphone? That's REAL obscure. He's an old R&B singer that uses that repeat as his trademark in his songs.

[veemonjosh]

And what was the Stewie pinball mahine parodying?
My dad says it was parodying Sesame Street.

[Frank]

This was a fine episodes. It's nice to see Francis Griffin again although not as good as his last episode. It seemed to drag at times. The gags were not as good as they usually are, which is unfortunate. :(

3.5/5 A fine episode although not as good as other episode.

[NickWhiz1]

Really funny episode IMO. Some meh moments, but with Family Guy that seems to be fairly common.

4/5

[delariean]

My dad says it was parodying Sesame Street.
For more info on this track done by the Pointer Sisters no less, Go here and read an interview of sorts from one of the writers of the song:


http://helium3.blogdns.com/archive/2003/09/1016

[Aaron_bhkk]

How can you forget the Aaron Neville megaphone? That's REAL obscure. He's an old R&B singer that uses that repeat as his trademark in his songs.Aaron Neville is obscure?

5/5 episode for me. The captured the old animation look in that pinball bit perfectly.

[tb4000]

Aaron Neville is obscure?

5/5 episode for me. The captured the old animation look in that pinball bit perfectly. No one on here mentioned it, and unless you're like 40 and up, you don't know who he is. I'm 27 but my parents are fans of his, so you know..by association.

[sdp]

i liked the office space cameo, other than that meh ;/

[TnAdct1]

One thing's for sure: Bush's approval rating will definitely be facing a drop thanks to him having his Address to the Nation around the time that people should be watching Family Guy and Desperate Housewives. :mad:

This week's highlights:

-Jaws 5 (with the talking shark)
-Stewie daring people to change it for Desperate Housewives for five seconds
-"In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost." "...and Space Ghost."
-Jesus spoofing Quantam Leap
-The ladies of the View as chickens
-Stewie getting stuck in the Sesame Street pinball machine (yes, I sang along to the pinball song)
-Peter in the "Opposites Attract" video (bonus points for actually Paula Abdul to recreate the dance moves in the video)

[Hades]

1. What the heck? Well, at least they didn't ruin Simpsons with this worthless scumbag's garbage.

2. Why didn't they interupt the football game with his dumb banter?

[Jazman]

Are we talking about Bush? Just wait 15 mins, and the show will be on in your timezone.
Thankfully, FOX didn't call in the roundtable for that wonderfully balanced discussion about the speech.:shrug:

[90'sCartoonMan]

Who else switched over to ABC for five seconds like Stewie said? I did.
I turned to it at the first commercial. Must...obey...Stewie!

I enjoyed this episode. Maybe a couple jokes fell flat or ran on too long (Aquaman and Madonna did, but I thought Jaws was hilarious), but overall, it was really funny.

I also liked the Happy Days references. I remember that episode where Fonzie was blind and fixed his bike. Now, as for fixing Mr. Cunningham...wow.

The Stewie subplot was okay. He didn't want a black doctor but he got one anyway (even though they didn't do anything with that).

The Aaron Neville thing made me laugh too.

[SirLemming]

Geeze, guys. Sorry, but a presidential address to the nation is in fact more important than showing Family Guy without a 15-minute delay. (Not even pre-emption. Delay.) Get over it already. Not only are we pretty blatantly defying the Toon Zone politics ban, but it's just freaking lame.

[Peter Paltridge]

THREE pages in this topic already?? The thing just got done!! :mad: SOMEONE better be reading by now.....

By the way, tonight I have two reasons to hate this time zone. Look what my local Fox affiliate did:

http://www.platypuscomix.net/images/howannoying.JPG

We were hit with an ice storm today, so they put this permanent crawl at the bottom of the screen, even during the commercials. They even cut out the promo ads for Family Guy and American Dad so they could put in short messages telling you to "WATCH FOX NEWS FOR THE LATEST ON THE STORM!" I record those for historical purposes....they never wind up on DVDs.

Anyway, you can probably tell where I laughed the loudest at this episode by which moment I chose to screencap. Peter in the Opposites Attract video was a very close second. Add to that the whole idea of basing a church around the Fonz and you got a winner for me. %^$# my affiliate.

What was the Office Space reference? You have to tell me because I've never seen the movie.

[Peter Paltridge]

For more info on this track done by the Pointer Sisters no less, Go here and read an interview of sorts from one of the writers of the song:


http://helium3.blogdns.com/archive/2003/09/1016Thank you! I've always wanted to know more about that sequence....

[Hyper Shadow X]

I missed it because I didn't think there was a new one on tonight damn it.

[Cobblepot1982]

GREAT episode! Though seriously- Bush's speech should've been during the Simpsons..that way, that half hour bloc would've actually been enjoyable and uplifting to me for the first time in like 7 years, instead of having his speech pre-empt Family Guy.

Anyway, THIS is classic Family Guy- the goods: the stuff we know Seth MacFarlane does best.

Loved the Paula Abdul bit...and PLEASE tell me that really WAS Sherman Hemsley- cause he rules :D

[xokxtrunks]

Some Classic Stuff here. The Lumburgh reference from Office Space was great especially. Other stuff like the Vaudville guys unfortunetly weren't.

[Daffyfan2003]

It's been a while since Peter's dad has been heard from. I wonder if he'll be the same as he was in "Holy Crap" or not.

Yeah. It was the same guy. I'm not sure whether or not it was the same voice though. But I agree, Lois's dad gets quite a bit of airtime, so Peter's dad should as well.

Highlights of this ep, the spoof of "Sesame Street's" pinball number count, "Happy Days" theme for the ending credits. (It's been awhile since there was a tag ending in an episode though I wish they would have used the more familiar "Happy Days" theme rather than "Rock Around the Clock." Just my opinion.)

What I didn't like were that the TV show parodies at the beginning. I thought they lasted a bit long. By the way, did anybody actually switch to "Desperate Housewives" when Stewie gave us five seconds to do it? I thought about it, but I wasn't sure he'd really stop for five seconds.

[Daffyfan2003]

THREE pages in this topic already?? The thing just got done!! :mad: SOMEONE better be reading by now.....

By the way, tonight I have two reasons to hate this time zone. Look what my local Fox affiliate did:

http://www.platypuscomix.net/images/howannoying.JPG



Well, that's pretty common. I get stuff like that all the time on my local stations.

Oh, another thing I liked that I forgot to mention in my last post was the reference of Chuck Cunningham ascending the staircase with a basketball and never returning. Lol.


Loved the Paula Abdul bit...and PLEASE tell me that really WAS Sherman Hemsley- cause he rules

According to the end credits it was. I thought I recognized the voice.

[Carolina Red]

Does anyone know if that really was Kirk Cameron in that scene? I wasn't looking at the credits too closely. It is true that he is a strong Christian supporter.

And yes, that was Sherman Helmsley.

[sdp]

Geeze, guys. Sorry, but a presidential address to the nation is in fact more important than showing Family Guy without a 15-minute delay. (Not even pre-emption. Delay.) Get over it already. Not only are we pretty blatantly defying the Toon Zone politics ban, but it's just freaking lame. i'd like to agree but for what he said it wasn't eveb worth postponing boflex or Girls Gone Wild infomercials...

[Neo Yi]

I generally liked this episode. The jokes in generally I liked, with only the Paula Abdul one I didn't get until someone mentioned it in the board (although now that I do know, somehow, I feel more entertained by that one scene).
~Neo

[Nin-Nin69]

A very boring episode and it felt like they were pulling too many gags from S1 and S2 out of their asses to slide in between the many pop culture references that over 80% of the auidence didn't understand. The Office Space gag was great, but we didn't need to hear over a minute conversation about being smarter than Madonna. They couldn't think of any other celeberity Peter was smarter than?


By the way, tonight I have two reasons to hate this time zone. Look what my local Fox affiliate did:

We were hit with an ice storm today, so they put this permanent crawl at the bottom of the screen, even during the commercials. They even cut out the promo ads for Family Guy and American Dad so they could put in short messages telling you to "WATCH FOX NEWS FOR THE LATEST ON THE STORM!" I record those for historical purposes....they never wind up on DVDs. For me we got a bumper which took up 1/4th of the screen that said "Fox News at 10 will be shown right after American Dad" for the 2nd half of FG's airing.

[Peter Paltridge]

What was the Office Space reference? You have to tell me because I've never seen the movie.Again......someone tell me!!!

[Matt Hazuda]

Again......someone tell me!!!They had a character named Lumburg who is in the movie show up and make a cameo.

[shoujoaifan]

WHEN was this and AD on? Where I live there was the football game going on 7:00 and 7:30, the Simpsons at 8:00, The War At Home at 8:30 and at 9:00 there was Fox special news report with Bush giving a speech on current affairs which I stopped watching at about 9:15 (all of which I'm sure was on national tv and not just on my station).

Did FG just start late after the Bush speech and I had just missed it and AD?




EDIT: Never mind, I risked spoiling myself by reading the first few posts to see if anyone commented on it. So, ironically, by ignoring the President, I screwed myself, huh? We can't escape his grasp, even when we don't pay attention to him! Huh, I wonder if the smilie sticking its tongue out would be appropriate or not.

Anyway, sounds like a great episode from what little I spoiled myself over, will have to catch it on AS next week.

[Strollymonster]

The "Quantum Leap" gag with Jesus was spot-on...

Now that they mention it, Jesus and Scott Bakula are pretty similar :D ;)

[AdamYJ]

Let's see.

I liked the joke with the View ladies as clucking hens.

I liked the "Quantum Jesus" joke.

I really liked the appearance by Lumbergh. I had actually been talking about that at work earlier in the day (I was teasing my boss a little by saying some of the stuff he said like Lumbergh).

I absolutely loved the Sesame Street pinball gag. I remember that bit from watching the show when I was little.

And hey, nothing's funnier than the idea of Peter starting a church devoted to the Fonz.

[maczero]

Peter in the "Opposites Attract" video (bonus points for actually Paula Abdul to recreate the dance moves in the video)Was that actually a recreation? I thought it was the original video with Peter inserted over "MC Scat Cat" (I miss the early 90's:D ).

[Daffyfan2003]

Does anyone know if that really was Kirk Cameron in that scene? I wasn't looking at the credits too closely. It is true that he is a strong Christian supporter.

Well, I don't know if that was really his voice or not, but in answer to your next question. Yes, he's a strong Christain supporter. I have a copy of one of his "Left Behind" movies. I guess he made a series of those.

[Pc-Famicom64]

Wost Episode Ever! ,Plus I giveing Family Guy up untell someone other then Steff Macfarlane dose The Show (Just like how John K. got fire'd fome Nick on Ren & Stimpy but way better becuse John K. is better then Steff Macfatlane,Well to me atlest becuse a 10 Year old can do that just like John K. say'd) ,Plus this is why I what Family Guy to be done by Tokyo Movie Shinsha (TMS) and not Sunwoo,TMS will fix it just like ther did on Tiny Toons.

-_-

[TnAdct1]

Was that actually a recreation? I thought it was the original video with Peter inserted over "MC Scat Cat" (I miss the early 90's:D ). Well, Paula Abdul's name was in the "Guest Star" credits at the end of the episode, so I'm guessing that they re-created the video (after all, Family Guy did recreate the animation style for the "Take on Me" video when they spoofed it last season).

[Nin-Nin69]

Well, Paula Abdul's name was in the "Guest Star" credits at the end of the episode, so I'm guessing that they re-created the video (after all, Family Guy did recreate the animation style for the "Take on Me" video when they spoofed it last season).
They didn't recreate is as much as they did just cut clips from the video and do their own stuff in between or draw Chris into certain parts. I already compared the two and they clearly used original footage at certain parts.

[mojokingbee1]

Wost Episode Ever! ,Plus I giveing Family Guy up untell someone other then Steff Macfarlane dose The Show (Just like how John K. got fire'd fome Nick on Ren & Stimpy but way better becuse John K. is better then Steff Macfatlane,Well to me atlest becuse a 10 Year old can do that just like John K. say'd) ,Plus this is why I what Family Guy to be done by Tokyo Movie Shinsha (TMS) and not Sunwoo,TMS will fix it just like ther did on Tiny Toons.

-_-
I would do a Strong Bad parody and Joke about your bad spelling, But I don't feel like it.

[K-S-O]

To be honest, I hated Peter's father in "Holy Crap". But this episode put him in a whole new light when they showed him worshipping the Fonz. I liked that.

I also liked the Sesame Street pinball scene and other parts involving Stewie in the bubble ball. For some reason I thought that there'd be a Katamari reference but that was probably my dreaming. :shrug:

I give it a 4/5.

[Draven]

What was the Office Space reference? You have to tell me because I've never seen the movie.I got this. Basically what you saw in the episode was dead on. In the movie Office Space, Bill Lumbergh was one of the main upper managers. He was ALWAYS seen with coffee mug in hand, and said "great" and "thanks" when talking to people, BEFORE they agreed to ANYTHING at all. He always spoke in that droning way, and never seemed to be doing any work whatsoever.

"Peter, I'm gonna to have to go ahead and ask you to come in on Saturday, great, thanks." *sips mug*

It's to the point, that Peter (the main character) hears a rumor his girlfriend once slept with him, and he pictured Lumbergh having sex with his coffee mug still in his hand going "Move a little the left, great."

I recomend Office Space to ANYBODY with a job, it's a great movie, and there's a scene where they beat down a crappy copier. I KNOW everybody posting has wanted to do that at LEAST once.

And I would like to report that I am dead. Yes. I DIED laughing at the Aaron Neville gag. Clearly, I am not really dead, but I had a good 6 minutes of laughing fits. I mean pure, literal ROFL banging my fist laughter. It was worse than the "Cheeky Bastard" bit in the season opener. It became hard to breathe, and my throat became a bit sore, but somehow I made it out alive. So I rewound the tape and laughed some more.

It took a friend to remind me who Aaron Neville was, but if you ever hear "I don't know much, but I know I love you" that's him. And he DOES love extending his notes.

The ONE thing I was wondering about was The View knock. I unfortunitly caught a few minutes of Mad TV a couple of weeks ago, and they did a skit with The View and occasionaly a farmer would come out, and they'd all act like chickens while he was out. I know Family Guys takes longer to make, so is it pure coinsidence, or did Mad see an early draft and do something similar?

My other favorite bit was the Pinball bit. That was ALWAYS my favorite part of Sesame Street. I LOVED watching that. AND an Office Space joke? This episode rocked. Hard.

[Zyzzybalubah]

Pretty funny episode, I loved the Fonz Church and the Sesame Street gag. :) But yes, ENOUGH WITH THE VAUDEVILLE GUYS! They weren't funny the first two or three times, they still arent' funny at all.

[Pc-Famicom64]

I would do a Strong Bad parody and Joke about your bad spelling, But I don't feel like it.Yea,I do have Bad spelling,And I will Make The Strong Bad Thing for You.

Strong Bad:Yea,Kick Sunwoo and Fuzzie Dore out and git TMS in,TMS did not do a Thing I like after Wakko's Wish OVA of Animanicas,Now That show no's Funny,And I'm not much of a big Fan of Japanese Cartoons but I did made Stinko Man fome that and that E-Mail that was about it And I only saw one of them and ther werd,But Yea Git TMS in and Sunwoo and Fuzzie Dore out,TMS will do The Same thing just like ther did for Tiny Toons,Now that funny as well,Some People nead to go git a Ice Cream Sandwhich,Strong Bad neads to go git a Ice Cream Sandwhich *Leves The Lappy* .

^_^

[TheMecca]

What the hell? The Vaudeville Guy? No, I thought we were clear on this, no more Vaudeville Guy. Why all the hatred for Vaudeville Guy? He's one of my favorite characters.
Anyway, the episode was awesome.

EDIT: Almost forgot:
Peter in the Paula Abdul video is the greatest cutway in all of Family Guy, next to Chris in Take on Me.

[Jazman]

I just check this again today, and it seems Family Guy Talkbacks always get the most people on Sundays. Wonder why that is....anyway.

This episode and most episodes since "PTV" have really rewarded the fans with what they ask for and love, and really has shown that the show is still tops. A few gags that are miss, but these last 5 episodes have really been worth getting, and have great rerun value. Make me forget about "Jungle Love" really. ;)

[CryptiniteDemon]

No one on here mentioned it, and unless you're like 40 and up, you don't know who he is. I'm 27 but my parents are fans of his, so you know..by association.Actually, he's pretty popular. He did the amazing grace song on that Katrina Red Cross commercial.

[SirLemming]

I just check this again today, and it seems Family Guy Talkbacks always get the most people on Sundays. Wonder why that is....anyway. The Family Guy is a very popular television program.

[Jazman]

I know it is, but you think with the Simpsons getting atleast a million more viewers on Sunday, that thread would have like 8 pages, and it never does, save "The Italian Bob", and that was really thanks to the Family Guy/AD Joke/shot.

I just have always found that weird. But yes, I am aware of Family Guy's popularity.

[SirLemming]

But The Simpsons is just so old now. Most of us are tired of it or have grown to dislike it. You may have noticed the Toon Zone group is a lot more critical of these shows...

[PowerZord]

People we know you all love FG to the end, that everything FG does is funny, and the simpsons is the evil one, But I don't care, At least I'm odjective enough to see the horrible in each show. I'm a very liberal fan of shows, even if it is my favorite, I'm brave enough to dislike it, The simpsons have for too long, but hey if it gives fox money and ratings(That's all that matters to the business) it will stay.

Back on topic: This is the first time I fully hated an FG episode, The worst ever I ever seen. Some jokes were funny, but as always they dragged them to the ground. The Aquaman joke, was funny as first, but as always they keep it on and on. I liked the Steroids part.

I seen almost all FG episodes, of all I seen this was the worst. For the first time I wanted to turn off my tv after the first 16 mins.

BTW, can anyone tell me the title of the song used at the end of the show?

[Killtacular]

I know it is, but you think with the Simpsons getting atleast a million more viewers on Sunday, that thread would have like 8 pages, and it never does, save "The Italian Bob", and that was really thanks to the Family Guy/AD Joke/shot.
That million extra viewers is in a demographic that doesn't post here.

[Ultra8]

Very cool episode. Missed the begining but caught most of the funny jokes, like the Sesame Street pinball(ahh memories), Quantum Jesus, Paula Abdul, and the Church of the Fonz'.

10/10