jaydawg said:Family Guy jumped the shark the moment it came back into production. For the most part, season 4 has sucked. It took The Simpsons at least 10 years to do that. What a shame considering how brilliant season 3 was.
jaydawg said:Family Guy jumped the shark the moment it came back into production. For the most part, season 4 has sucked. It took The Simpsons at least 10 years to do that. What a shame considering how brilliant season 3 was.
jaydawg said:Family Guy jumped the shark the moment it came back into production. For the most part, season 4 has sucked. It took The Simpsons at least 10 years to do that. What a shame considering how brilliant season 3 was.
Jochimus said:I hardly think this is cause to say Family Guy has jumped the shark - they take all sorts of jabs at movies and TV shows. As a matter of fact, that's what they've been doing from the very beginning.
By this logic, Family Guy jumped the shark on its first episode.
ultimatefan said:People are pretty quick to say a show has "jumped the shark" these days, sometimes a couple of bad episodes is enough...
Spidey-Bat said:Agreed. I didn't start disliking it until that episode when Lois married Brian. That was just too stupid.
jaydawg said:Family Guy jumped the shark the moment it came back into production. For the most part, season 4 has sucked. It took The Simpsons at least 10 years to do that. What a shame considering how brilliant season 3 was.
Apparently it wasn't new. It was the one with Lois's brother and the fat guys. It was new to me, and I was pleasantly surprised.PWN3R RANGER said:Man there was a new episode?!?!
Freakin crap...
Anygood?
And others are reaching heights of greatness. That´s how TV goes.Spidey-Bat said:The truth is a lot of the shows are jumping the shark these days.