Introducing…Family Guy:

Family Guy is an animated show which isn’t really advised for children. Family Guy has humour like another show (The Simpsons) however it is adult humour (South Park.) Family Guy is also different to other animated shows; it doesn’t stay on rail to the plot. In shows like The Simpsons, it has a plot, which it sticks to. However, in Family Guy, it has a plot, however, when a major joke comes in, it may go down into a flashback or into a random moment of singing, which has nothing to do with the plot.

Family Guy also doesn’t relate to real life at all, in The Simpsons, it does sometimes show everyday problems. Family Guy, it doesn’t relate at all, in Family Guy, there is a talking dog and a baby which is both gay and a super genius. This show in its early days where called “Larry and Steve” which has 2 characters who are similar to the characters on this show (Peter and Brian.) Family Guy also has movies, these are parodies of the Star Wars movies: "A New Hope," "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Judi."

Main Characters:

Peter: He is arguably the main character of the series; he is a retarded man who is married to his wife named Lois. He doesn’t really love his kids, especially Meg; he does serious offences to her, like beating her randomly, or gross things, like farting on her head. However, Peter isn’t just a retarded kid hating person; he drinks beer with his friends, watches television, farts, does idiotic acts of bravery and stupidity, farts and sleeps.

Lois: She is the woman who is confusing… She can at one moment be watching dishes and at another moment be very violent. She is married to a husband named Peter, she has 2 kids, who she cares about most of the time. Lois is usually a housewife; however, she is known to be a kick-boxer, a flight attendant, and even a model.

Meg: She is the character which is picked on the most in Family Guy. In almost every episode, she has been humiliated or abused. Her main victim is her father, Peter. He does everything bad to her, like fart on her head; hit her with something hard (like a baseball bat.) However, she has had a lot of boyfriends, which is unusual, since she is unpopular in school. Most of the boyfriends however are disabled in some way.

Chris: Chris is like Peter Jr, he acts like him (retarded), looks him and he even has the balls on his face. Chris is basically a hard character to describe, he changes almost every episode. He may act smart in one episode, then act stupid in the next episode. Heck, he may be dating the most popular girl in school while in the next episode being dumped by a ugly, unpopular girl. Chris basically does what everyone else does when they go on an adventure.

Stewie: He is such a smart kid, he is one of the smartest characters on this show, if not, he is the smartest. Stewie is such a strong, smart kid; he doesn’t follow in his father’s footsteps at all. Stewie can create a transporter which can travel through different dimensions. He shares a close relation to Brian, they have many episodes where they team up, “Road to…” and there was a whole episode with just Stewie and Brian “Stewie and Brian.” It is known that Stewie is homosexual, in many episodes it is shown that he is gay, for example, there was an episode produced (but never aired) named “Queer is Stewie?”

Brian: Brian is a talking dog who is mature and smarter. He is best friends with Peter, he is only 8 years old, yet he drinks, smokes and occasionally smokes weed. Brian is a player who likes to woo girls so he can get into them (kind of like Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Man.) Brian also hasn’t had a major relationship, maybe the biggest being a couple of months. Brian has a secret crush on Lois, which Lois knows about.

Family Portrait of the Griffin Family:

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Awards:

• Nominated for 13 Emmy Awards with 4 wins

- Murphy and MacFarlane win Outstanding Music and Lyrics award for "You Got a Lot to see" on the episode “Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows”
- MacFarlane wins Outstanding Voice-Over Performance as Stewie Griffin
- Steven Fonti wins the Outstanding Individual Achievement for his storyboard work in the episode "No Chris Left Behind"
- Greg Colton won the Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation award for the storyboard work in the episode "Road to the Multiverse"
-Also got nominated for “Outstanding Comedy Series” which an animation hasn’t gotten since Flintstones in 1963.

• Nominated for 10 Annies with 3 wins

- Wins twice in 2006
- Wins in 2008

Overall:

Family Guy is a well-produced show with lots of great humour and characters. If you watching Fox and have a choice of Family Guy and The Simpsons, choose Family Guy!

Nice work, but you mis-spelt Stewie and wrote tewie. I would suggest in writing in paragraphs containing a max of four sentences, to (1) make your self-review look neat and (2) make it neater and easier to navigate and to entertain. I would suggest making more ends to your review, to allow the person(s) reading to be able to take breathes. It is wise that there be at least 3 periods in a paragraph. Also, I suggest moving your review text (not images) to Microsoft Word to check your wordcount and spelling errors. Also, try a little creativity and don't copy and paste continuously.

Would you like any more advice?

What he said.

I wrote it in Mircosoft Word, the spell-check didn't come up for anything. Also, what do you mean by cuting and pasting creativity?

I didn't say cutting and pasting creativity. Some of the content has been cut and pasted to this self review.

Oh, do you mean in the awards section? Yeah, I did copy that, but I did change some words.

Nice review I loce watching Family Guy

I have heaps of episodes of Family Guy.