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Boat: For A Good Time, Trawl Wolf's Shirt: Gentlemen, Shart Your Engines "Sorry your leg died." It is true, it's either this show or the many, many streaming services. It tracks for Beef that he got traumatized by live theater by getting lightly roasted by a comedian doing crowd work. At least the comedian is dead. It was sweet that Beef got his confidence back...but oh no, now he has a catchphrase. I liked the reveal that there were only 12 performances, total. It IS dinner theater in small town Alaska, after all. I wish there was honestly more of Beef using accents. Loved seeing Alanis again. And actually give Judy advice...if she was able to talk faster. At least Moon got his sticky hands. Faking getting kidnapped for sympathy sales has to be one of the lowest things he's done so far, right?

Lois discovers masturbation, hilarity ensues. And then realized lesbian sex wasn't for her. That cutaway with having exact change at the supermarket was 100% relatable, down to nope-ing out of donating to the children's cancer fund jar. Are cucked husbands really into WWI Great War Reddit?

Sign: Last chance to get your affairs in order For once we get role reversal with Summers in the field with Flute as support. Of course, Flute would rather watch Yellowstone (or do anything else) than actually do his job and take Summers for granted. I liked the concept of Parolecoming, a school dance to reintegrate ex-cons to society. We get a plot with Stan and Dr. Pentos, which means no Mr. Flesh, until he appeared at the end. And so Pentos is now like Roger from American Dad, where he could switch personas at the blink of an eye. I did like the twist that Khaleesi (and everyone else) was aware of that. Do Stan and Otis really have no agency in this show? Otis is only around now to be told he's not the right person for the plot each week. And there was even a joke about Otis asking if he even interacted with Flute this episode.

Neighbor: I'm Still Sanding Woodworking Supplies Exterminator: Squishinary Position I know the pain of family walks. And new shoes that hurt. Oh that's sad knowing the Belchers are "paying off a small coffee on a credit card over time" poor. But I really loved Bob and Linda's plot with Linda's injured foot. Sweat-scented candles just sound gross as hell. I was tickled that Gene named his shoulders Mary-Kate and Ashley. "My jugs are the Judds!" is an all timer Gene line. He really is the best as a one liner machine like in this episode.

It’s back! Season 5, ep 13: Sunset Beeflevard Adventure Airs 5/29/25

Family Guy got moved to 9pm on Thursdays Season 23, ep 14: Cool Hand Lois Airs 5/29/25

Were back! That was quick. Season 15, ep 12: Like a Candle in The Gym Airs 5/29/25

Funny enough, adult swim sandwiched the premiere between the Fear Hole and M. Night Shaym-Aliens episodes.

It might be this site. Rick & Morty, and just about every show I comment on, are more active on Reddit.

Summer episode! And it was about her and Morty being trapped in a Matrix prison for the equivalent of 17 years for taking Rick's phone charger, and not getting her memory Mind Blown. And they were trapped in there for so long because Rick fell asleep. That tracks. And of course Morty had phone charged-based PTSD. That was a really cool concept, especially since Morty couldn't die, he'd just come back every time he did (a la Live Die Repeat/Edge of Tomorrow). I liked 34 year old Summer in her 17 year old body. That technically made her and Beth the same age, right? God, loved the fake out that Summer and Morty might've still been in the Matrix, then mindblown anyway. AND the tag revealing hippie vampires?! We're so back. Next week: Space Beth!

This was the first time we actually saw Inga onscreen, right? And we had a rare appearance of Harold without Edith (I think only the second time in the show's run) Because they're juggling six shows at once, they're moving Bob, Family Guy, Grimsburg, and The Great North to Thursdays for a few weeks to test out a summer run/burn off episodes.

Neighbor: I Was Born Fretty Stringed Instruments Exterminator: Two Can Play At Rat Game Burger(s) of The Day: I Slaw Her Standing There Burger, Peach Perfect Sliders Yay, another episode at Fischoeder's house! Of course that means the kids are gonna explore and cause shenanigans, and Felix is gonna show up to ruin everything. Of course the guy Fisch is trying to woo can't stand dumb rich people like him. (And voiced by Stephen Root!), and gets meaner when he gets drunk! So sue me, I love petty low stakes drama like this. Liked that Fisch got his conductor moment after all. And the family finally got to see the symphony! (If I recall, they were supposed to go during Worms of Enrearment) "It seems like the vibe has shifted. I feel like we went from the beginning of Boogie Nights to the end of Boogie Nights". Loved that Felix's secret library room was just a boring gym. And loved him dancing at the end. So happy it's back! And it moves to Thursdays starting on May 29th.

Of course monsters think Pandora's Box unleashed all the fun into the world. Nothing says narcissism like Tyrannis being obsessed with being important enough to get assassinated. And then brag that he was right when the guy he hired to almost assassinates him...actually killed him. It took them three seasons to do the Hades/Persephone story, and these chain of events led to a zombie breakout. The Ritual of Favor was a new low for Delirira. And we don't even get to see Ty's version of it.

So unlike Simpsons and American Dad, Family Guy saved its White Lotus parody for the end of the season instead of the beginning. It's not exactly an AU, but Brian is working at the resort, and Stewie is an insufferable guest. And RIP Jeffrey. And it was all Lois's fault for tossing the Word's Best Cheesecake and luring sharks. This was...okay.

It was also the only time it happened. Every other time, she was fine. And act 3 with Michaelangelo's David explored her potential hypocrisy of finding cartoon violence objectionable, but not artistic nudity.