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Family Guy, Vol. 3 [3 Discs / Full][Fullscreen Dubbed Dolby] - DVD

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Includes: * Family Guy: Jungle Love (2005) * Family Guy: Breaking Out Is Hard to Do (2005) * Family Guy: Model Misbehavior (2005) * Family Guy: Peter's Got Woods (2005) * Family Guy: Don't Make Me Over (2005) * Family Guy: North... See more » Includes: * Family Guy: Jungle Love (2005) * Family Guy: Breaking Out Is Hard to Do (2005) * Family Guy: Model Misbehavior (2005) * Family Guy: Peter's Got Woods (2005) * Family Guy: Don't Make Me Over (2005) * Family Guy: North by North Quahog (2005) * Family Guy: Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High (2005) * Family Guy: Blind Ambition (2005) * Family Guy: The Cleveland-Loretta Quagmire (2005) * Family Guy: 8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter (2005) * Family Guy: Brian the Bachelor (2005) * Family Guy: The Perfect Castaway (2005) * Family Guy: Petarded (2005) Family Guy: Jungle Love Peter has landed a job at a beer factory (What? No Laverne and Shirley reference?), but soon finds that the work is not to his liking. Meanwhile, son Chris nervously anticipates a traditional hazing at his school. Not wishing to suffer the ordeal, Chris runs off to the jungles of South America, where he becomes a local hero by performing songs originally popularized by George Michael--and finds himself betrothed to a tribal chieftan's daughter. Before long, Peter "goes native" as well, but he isn't so far afield of civilization that he can't make a reference to the notorious "The Contest" episode of Seinfeld. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide Family Guy: Breaking Out Is Hard to Do Lois develops kleptomania, leading to a wild shoplifting spree. She lands in prison, only to be broken out by Peter and the kids. The Griffins then take refuge from pursuing policeman Joe Swanson by hiding in "Asiantown." Alas, Joe manages to pick up their trail (no great trick, since Peter has become a popular sumo wrestler), whereupon the family retreats to the sewers, where the plot thickens, as it were. So far as we can determine, this is the only American TV cartoon episode of recent memory to reference the names of both Karl Malden and Corey Haim (two treats in one!) ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide Family Guy: Model Misbehavior Hoping to fulfill a dream she's had since teenhood, Lois defies her parents in embarks upon a career as a model. Not only does this make husband Peter jealous, but it also exacts a huge toll on Lois when she starts popping diet pills. As Peter cooks up a plan to win his wife back, baby Stewie concocts "CashScam", a pyramid scheme, with a reluctant Brian (who needs the money for his worm medication) as his head henchman. Among the pop-culture references in this episode are jibes at Sesame Street and Six Feet Under, and even a broadside aimed at Family Guy fans who have nothing better to do with their time than pause their DVDs to catch the jokes they'd missed first time around. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide Family Guy: Peter's Got Woods The title of this episode refers to actor James Woods, whom Peter Griffin befriends under unusual circumstances (what, exactly, would the USUAL circumstances be?). Before long, however, Peter regrets making the acquaintance of Woods, who refuses to leave the Griffin home despite all manner of provocation. Elsewhere, Brian the dog attends a PTA meeting, where he falls in love with a teacher named Shauna (voiced by Gabrielle Union). For reasons best known to producer Seth MacFarlane, this episode also features caricatured cameos by three actors in the Star Trek franchise: Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes and Michael Dorn. And if nothing else, "Peter's Got Woods" proves that James Woods is a sucker for Reese's Pieces. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide Family Guy: Don't Make Me Over Fed up with being shot down by good-looking guys again and again, Meg decided to undergo a fashion makeover. The Griffins are so impressed by the results that they instantly form themselves into a family singing group. They are booked on Saturday Night Live, where Meg makes a rather abrupt transition from girlhood to womanhood. Those keeping track of the series' cultural references should have their hands full in this episode, which includes "quotes" from Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids, King of the Hill, The Wizard of Oz, The Empire Strikes Back, Coyote Ugly, MAD TV and the collected works of Garrison Keillor. ~ Hal See less »

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