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Family Guy, Vol. 1 - Seasons 1 & 2 Director: Seth MacFarlane Cast: Norm MacDonald

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  • DVD Release Date: 04/15/2003
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Closed Caption; Commentaries on selected episodes with series creator Seth MacFarlane, executive producer David Zuckerman, writers and cast members; Internet promo spots; Behind-the-scenes featurette

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Scene Index

Side #1 -- Disc One - Season One
1. The People in Your Neighborhood/Main Titles
2. The Effects of Alcohol
3. Cloudy With a Chance of Lies
4. Well Off on Welfare
5. Paying for Your Mistakes/End Credits
1. Stewie Calling/Main Titles
2. Driver's Ed
3. As Seen on TV
4. Quality Time
5. All in the Family/End Credits
1. #1 Dad/Main Titles
2. Birth Day
3. Party Favors
4. Cult Without Personality
5. The Man in White/End Credits
1. The Freshmaker/Main Titles
2. For Better or Worse
3. House Arrest
4. A Family Affair
5. Past, Present, Perfect/End Credits
1. Fuzzy Wuzzy Spell/Main Titles
2. Toy Boys vs. Pranksters
3. The All American
4. In Search of Danger
5. Heroes/End Credits
1. Stewie's Worst Nightmare/Main Titles
2. Scout Out
3. Roadtrip
4. Native Son
5. The More You Know/End Credits
1. Eight Is Enough/Main Titles
2. Hot Dog
3. Canine Controversy
4. Down and Out in Quahog
5. Pet Laws/End Credits
Side #2 -- Disc Two - Season Two
1. The Color of Money/Main Titles
2. "This House Is Freakin' Sweet"
3. My Fair Peter
4. Blueblood Blues
5. Easy Money/End Credits
1. He's a Jolly Good Fellow/Main Titles
2. Holy Father
3. Work Mule of God
4. Pope-apalooza
5. "To the Popemobile"/End Credits
1. The Sky Is Falling/Main Titles
2. Three, Two, One...
3. Signs of Intelligent Life
4. Twinkle Town
5. New Quahog/End Credits
1. Wee Wee Wee/Main Titles
2. It's My Potty
3. The Seven Year Itch
4. Interspecies Love
5. Lusting for Lois/End Credits
1. Harvest Festival/Main Titles
2. Who's the Boss
3. Trophy Envy
4. Security Breach
5. Daring Rescue/End Credits
1. Lumpy/Main Titles
2. Ding Dong Death
3. Death Defying
4. If the Cloak Fits
5. See You Next Time/End Credits
1. Artistic Direction/Main Titles
2. The King and I
3. Star Power
4. Creative Showdown
5. A Peter Griffin Production/End Credits
Side #3 -- Disc Three - Season Two
1. An Offer You Can't Refuse/Main Titles
2. The Joker
3. Sensitivity Training
4. That Feminine Feeling
5. Showdown/End Credits
1. Gumbel 2 Gumbel/Main Titles
2. Grant a Dream
3. Song for Dying Boy
4. Exploitation
5. Fallen Idol/End Credits
1. School Trouble/Main Titles
2. Unopposed or Not
3. Just Bring It
4. Master Debater
5. I Am Not a Crook/End Credits
1. Bob's Funland/Main Titles
2. You're Nobody 'Til...
3. The Making of Christobel
4. Bye Bye Birdie
5. Art Imitates Life/End Credits
1. Quahog Clam Day/Main Titles
2. Girl Talk
3. Talk to the Hand
4. The Real Live Griffins
5. Meg Season Replacement/End Credits
1. Traveling Companions/Main Titles
2. A Night of Living Dangerously
3. The Long Way Home
4. Soft Core Relationship Counseling
5. A Little Song and Dance/End Credits
1. Don't Do Toad/Main Titles
2. Operation Lando
3. "Give It Up"
4. Double Crossing Daddy
5. Set the Night to Music/End Credits
Side #4 -- Disc Four - Season Two
1. Social Disorder
2. Duck Duck Goose
3. Unfriendly Skies
4. Young at Heart
5. Counterfeit Love/End Credits
1. New Used Car/Main Titles
2. Repaying Favor
3. Big Fat Paulie
4. Hit Me
5. Marriage Is a Team/End Credits
1. Flea Bitten/Main Titles
2. Pest Control
3. School for Slimming
4. Hot to Trot
5. Beautiful People/End Credits
1. Major Purchases/Main Titles
2. Zone This
3. "Can't Touch Me"
4. Crisis in Quahog
5. Peace Treaty/End Credits
1. School Days/Main Titles
2. Membership Has Its Privileges
3. Journalistic Integrity
4. Photo Op
5. "Straightening Things Out"/End Credits
1. Something's Brewing/Main Titles
2. The Final Scroll
3. Brewery Tour
4. A Bit of the Bubbly
5. Best in Show/End Credits
1. Spring Cleaning/Main Titles
2. Pitch a Tent
3. Parenting 101
4. Drug Induced Dreamland
5. Man-Boy/End Credits

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Editorial Reviews

It may lack the cultural-landmark status of The Simpsons or the gross-out slacker cachet of South Park, but Seth MacFarlane's Family Guy is truly a gem among TV’s animated prime-time series, an often hilarious outing that enjoyed an unjustly short (1999-2001) network run. The series about the Quahog, Rhode Island, Griffins -- beer-swilling dad Peter, put-upon mom Lois, teens Meg and Chris, baby Stewie, and family pooch Brian -- obviously found some inspiration in Matt Groening's Springfield. Yet The Family Guy manages to up the ante on irreverence, sinking its teeth into targets ranging from Big Tobacco to tainted elections. The show's power lies in its eclectic ensemble cast -- with the voice and maniacal demeanor of a 007 villain, enfant terrible Stewie is a wondrous creation, a chatty genius baby bent on world domination yet frustrated by the limits facing any one-year-old. But the breakout character is Brian -- a canine who talks, smokes, and drinks like a member of the Rat Pack. The pooch is the linchpin of such bizarrely brilliant episodes as "Brian Does Hollywood," in which, as a struggling screenwriter, he is sucked into the porn industry with adult guests Ron Jeremy and Jenna Jamison. Like The Simpsons, Family Guy shines brightest when its metaphors are stretched to their limit. Take "E. Peterbus," wherein Peter forms his own country of Petoria and, after he invades his neighbor's pool and incurs the U.N.'s wrath, finds the U.S. Army at his border. In the wrong hands, this could have been an experiment in poor taste. In MacFarlane's deft hands, it's merely delicious. Peter Marchand, Barnes & Noble

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All the old RVA classics!by BillyJacksonLee

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January 19, 2009: Heres to the good old days! This review is written one day before a new era in politics, an era long hoped for by Reidsville Adventures overlord Al Ralphingmree. But reading the old RVA commentary regarding issues affecting the early '80s additionally makes one nostalgic for the days before there were Wallmarts and McMansions. Everything is done just right, with Axen as the left-wing voice of reason, Jebbinghouse perfectly bigoted as ever, Jade the typical mall rat, and Ackson the black quarterback who enjoys popularity but refuses to act snobby. The political commentary is just perfect; after the outcome of the 1984 election strips were run mocking both Reagan and Mondale. And the Focus on the Family parody is a classic. Easily recommended for anybody who likes politics, or just relationship comics.

I Also Recommend: Family Guy, Vol. 2 - Season 3, Got War? (Doonesbury Series), Doonesbury: The War Years: Peace out, Dawg! and Got War?.

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December 02, 2008: When this series first came out I didn't like it at all. I found it crass & just pointless. After watching the whole first season I realised that it was the sick kind of humor that I like. Cutting edge & new presented in cartoon form. Brilliant! You really have to wonder what the station was thining when it opted to cancel the show not once but twice! Now Mcfarlane is top of the class. I would recommend this series to anyone looking for a great horse laugh.


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