What did you think of “I Dream of Jesus”?
October 6, 2008 by Wendy Boswell
So what did you think of I Dream of Jesus, the second episode from Family Guy Season 7? If you weren’t able to catch it last night, here’s the whole thing:
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I FRICKEN LOVED THIS EPISODE. BREAST EXPASION IS DA BOMB!
This was my least favorite episode ever!!! I’ve been a die-hard fan since it first premiered. All I can say is that the first 5 minutes were annoying the next 15 were mostly laugh-less and the ending gave me relief that it was finally over!
hi, there family guy fans,
I wonder if someone could help me find out what the hell does Seth Macfarlane parody with the slow motion scene, when Stewie and Brian destroy the disc? I ‘m sure that it comes from a movie but I actally can’t say which one.
The slow motion scene was from Office Space
I loved it!.. what’s the song during the slow-mo scene?
Family Guy started out as a pale imitation of The Simpsons, and hasn’t improved. All the show does is make pop culture references, but doesn’t bother to attach any actual jokes to them. The references are always completely interchangeable and irrelevant to the plot. Seth McFarlane’s humor is at about a third-grade level.