Another episode of Family Guy I find hard to score with a single number. I have given it a 7 but that is a weighted score. There are many funny parts to the episode. It is not the normal A story, B story, C story running concurrently but rather a more or less chapter in the lives of the Griffin family over history.
It contains many references to actual historical events including vignettes using early sound film style and a Peter Hitler sketch.
I would have given it an 8 or possibly a 9 but, not surprisingly, Macfarlane takes the opportunity to inject another one of his unbridled hateful stabs at faith, Christianity seemingly his favorite to profane. But, as far as one of his Anti-Christ tirades, it is fairly mild and so, overall, ends up being one of my favorite episodes. And, thankfully, it does not include one of those thoroughly uninteresting Peter-Chicken fights they only add in on episodes that run short.
It contains many references to actual historical events including vignettes using early sound film style and a Peter Hitler sketch.
I would have given it an 8 or possibly a 9 but, not surprisingly, Macfarlane takes the opportunity to inject another one of his unbridled hateful stabs at faith, Christianity seemingly his favorite to profane. But, as far as one of his Anti-Christ tirades, it is fairly mild and so, overall, ends up being one of my favorite episodes. And, thankfully, it does not include one of those thoroughly uninteresting Peter-Chicken fights they only add in on episodes that run short.
