Yeah, that (about the pirating and stuff) rang a bell for me too. Moreover, The whole "yeah, he's pirating, he's a bad guy" sound to me like too "the studio wants to convey this message, now get to it".

1 - Maybe she didn't have the chance to do it. I mean, this Psimon guy seems able to fight her (unlike the Kroloteans), and also she didn't fight him for that long.

1 - Maybe she didn't have the chance to do it. I mean, this Psimon guy seems able to fight her (unlike the Kroloteans), and also she didn't fight him for that long.

I liked this episode. And also I liked the review. Last week I complained about the amount of non show topics, so it's the right thing to say now (I don't really know how to say "Nobleza Obliga" in english) that this one was just right.

I liked this episode. And also I liked the review. Last week I complained about the amount of non show topics, so it's the right thing to say now (I don't really know how to say "Nobleza Obliga" in english) that this one was just right.

"Maybe, the episode suggests, telenovelas aren’t exaggerated at all. Maybe they’re Mexican gritty realism!" That's SO racist. And I'm not saying that you are, I'm saying that the idea is. And it's most of what I could get out of the episode.

"Maybe, the episode suggests, telenovelas aren’t exaggerated at all. Maybe they’re Mexican gritty realism!" That's SO racist. And I'm not saying that you are, I'm saying that the idea is. And it's most of what I could get out of the episode.

Tottally agree.

Tottally agree.

My question is: Is this really something new? Is it not done every time? I'd asume they prepare something like this and hand it every time there's some kind of change of that magnitude ("Pop Pop").

My question is: Is this really something new? Is it not done every time? I'd asume they prepare something like this and hand it every time there's some kind of change of that magnitude ("Pop Pop").

Ok, maybe it's because I'm not either American or British, and therefore don't have those things on my mind.
And maybe it's because I'm far from a genius.

Ok, maybe it's because I'm not either American or British, and therefore don't have those things on my mind.
And maybe it's because I'm far from a genius.

For me the best part of the first episode was the ending. What Stewie was imagining what Lois and Peter were doing.
What I didn't understand was: why British Stewie was a redneck?

For me the best part of the first episode was the ending. What Stewie was imagining what Lois and Peter were doing.
What I didn't understand was: why British Stewie was a redneck?

I really liked that episode of Family Guy, especially the part of the 3 wishes (it was that one, right?), provably because I've always wanted a personal soundtrack of my own.

I really liked that episode of Family Guy, especially the part of the 3 wishes (it was that one, right?), provably because I've always wanted a personal soundtrack of my own.

Ok, maybe not teenagers but let's call them youngsters (is that a word?).
And now that I'm at it, I'm going to experiment a bit if I can make the citation there: @avclub-91546109eaf110327d50b0955865712a:disqus  @avclub-c404a5adbf90e09631678b13b05d9d7a:disqus

Ok, maybe not teenagers but let's call them youngsters (is that a word?).
And now that I'm at it, I'm going to experiment a bit if I can make the citation there: @avclub-91546109eaf110327d50b0955865712a:disqus  @avclub-c404a5adbf90e09631678b13b05d9d7a:disqus

The thing is, do I really need to do homework for understanding a review of a TV Show?
Is it me that's lazy?
I don't say "only mention superman and batman, otherwise I don't understand anything", I'm just saying that if half of the review is about how awesome certain characters are, and how it would be incredible to…