The Bottom Line
Although its brand of humor may not be to everyone’s taste and the show is a little uneven, when everything works right, the "Family Guy" is fast, smart, and side-splittingly funny.
Pros
- Often fast, smart, and side-splittingly funny
- DVDs contain some bonus features
- Excellent picture and sound quality
Cons
- Humor can be glib and tasteless (could be a pro)
- Definitely politically incorrect (could be a pro)
- Not for anyone who offends easily
Description
- The three-disc DVD set features 22 episodes of "Family Guy" (July 2001 – Feb. 2002)
- Includes the never-before-seen episode "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein"
- Includes audio commentary on selected episodes
- DVDs have special features
- Excellent sound quality
- Excellent picture quality
Guide Review - "Family Guy - Volume Two" DVD Review
I enjoyed watching the "Family Guy – Volume Two" DVD set, but I understand why this animated TV show is not to everyone's taste. The humor in the show and its overall sensibilities might be off-putting if not flat-out offensive to some. But I can also see why it has its fans. The humor is sharp, intellectual, and unafraid of skewering both pop and high culture. The overall entertainment quality of the show is a little uneven, but when everything works right, the "Family Guy" is fast, smart, and side-splittingly funny. The DVDs include the never-before-seen episode "When You Wish Upon A Weinstein" along with commentary on selected episodes. You can see a breakdown of the DVDs by following the link listed below under related resources.
