Family Guy "Chick Cancer" Talkback (Spoilers)

[NickWhiz1]

"Chick Cancer" Episode #502.
Stewie marries his old friend Olivia; Lois introduces Peter to chick flicks.
Cast: Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis, Mike Henry, Drew Barrymore.
Producer(s): Seth MacFarlane, David Zuckerman.
Original Airdate: November 26, 2006.

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[Scirel]

GREAT first act.

 

[DarthGonzo]

Yeah this is really great so far. I loved the Star Wars reference.

 

[tb4000]

"A dollar is a lot of money to them." XD

Sandra Oh, man. I knew they weren't going to let her go for long.

 

[Michael24]

I didn't even know there was a new episode tonight. (I really wish the primetime toons would show ads for the next week's episode when they're new ones).

 

[tb4000]

Did Stewie just burn Olivia alive?

 

[Moto Pete]

WOW that is the most raciest thing i have heard since Micheal Richards

 

[Space Cadet]

I have this feeling the scene of Stewie burning the cardboard house down might be cut when the show goes into syndication.

 

[Moto Pete]

I didn't even know there was a new episode tonight. (I really wish the primetime toons would show ads for the next week's episode when they're new ones).

The Ads have been on all week and at least 20 times today

 

[Djm912]

Bad dog.

 

[The Myst]

The Good:
Brian's racism
Everything with Peter
Chester Cheetah
Stewie finds out what it means to be gay

The Bad:
Everything else.

Definitely one of the worst Family Guy episodes ever. Everything with Peter was just hilarious. The movie got a huge laugh. The Stewie stuff was seriously awful. Almost every single thing about it fell flat.

 

[Michael24]

The Ads have been on all week and at least 20 times today

I rarely watch Fox other than when Family Guy is on. I mean, other shows do ads for the following week's new episode, I don't understand why they can't do the same for the animated shows.

Looking forward to it, though.

 

[SirLemming]

I liked this a heck of a lot better than the rest of the season except the premiere. Some cutaways still felt forced, but there were not nearly as many of them as there have been lately. More importantly, the rest of the episode had a plot that was somewhat interesting and actually went somewhere. Not a Simpsons or American Dad-level plot, but as good a plot as FG needs.

 

[Jazman]

Wow. Where is everyone tonight? I normally chime in circa page 2, but anyway. It was one of those episodes that was good, but it wasn't stand out special type deals. I think the most stand out piece was Peter's Chick Movie (reminded me of old Simpsons gags), and the Stewie/Olivia relationship reminds me of a couple I know (almost a bit too well).

I'll give it a 4, but I wasn't wowed.

 

[mobo85]

"Tasty Juice- drink it then convert it to pee!"

 

[Nel_Annette]

So I take it Olivia is dead? Anyway, like the reactions to Peter's movie.

 

[DarthGonzo]

Wow. Where is everyone tonight? I normally chime in circa page 2, but anyway.

Toon Zone was down until around the end of Family Guy's first act. So there's your answer.

 

[Jazman]

Toon Zone was down until around the end of Family Guy's first act. So there's your answer.

Ah. Thanks. I thought it may have been everyone traveling or something.

 

[Frank]

This was a below average FG episode. While the subplot with Peter going for those chick flicks as well as making that crappy movie of his own, was very funny. The main plot with Stewie wasn't so great though, and the ending was no better.

2.5/5 Below average FG ep, could be better.

 

[Carolina Red]

This wasn't as strong as what we've seen so far this season, but the relationship between Stewie and Olivia really does sound like something you'd really see. I've seen stuff like that before!

The Chester Cheetah cutaway was great.

I wonder how many letter they're going to get off of Brian's comment. This from the same dog who has a strong dislike for It's Showtime at the Apollo.