Family Guy: The Official Episode Guide: Seasons 1-3

by Steve Callaghan

Book Overview

The complete 411 on the First 50 episodes of this mega cult hit If you consider Spooner Street in Quahog to be the center of the TV universe, this is the book for you It's packed with details from... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 006083305X
• ISBN13: 9780060833053
• Release Date: November 2005
• Publisher: It Books
• Length: 223 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 7.6" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Great for Family Guy fans

If you've seen the Simpsons episode guide series, you'll know exactly what you're getting here - and that's not a bad thing. Good episode synopses and quotes, and a few additional behind-the-scenes tidbits worth knowing.

pretty good, but most stuff in it you can find online

Even though you can get most of the same info from this book that you can on the internet it is still a great book. I only ask when will they release the next one? if they are going to do another one.

Very funny and interesting.

This is truly a must if you are a fan of the series. I always laugh when I see the episodes and I discovered that I also laugh when I read this guide. It is very interesting to know a little bit more from the characters, the people involved in the series and other funny stuff. They did an excellent job in selecting the dialogues. Even the scans are great.

Simpsons suck

This is an excellent book and very handy. I always say a quote from Family Guy, and sometimes wonder what episode it happened in. Well, its all here in one book. A few minor things are left out like Stewie telling Lois to burn in hell or Stewie in his cereal box fort. Very pleased with the book, even if the Simpsons had the same format. Family Guy changes and keeps the changes. Simpsons is old and stale. Its time for the show to get cancelled, how old is Monty Burns now? 168? Bart's still in fifth grade? Family Guy is the best cartoon of the past 20 years and not even Simpsons can surpass them. Family Guy is edgy and smart; The Simpsons quickly changed to a more violent and lewd format to keep up with Family Guy. It might work with some viewers, but to me, it'll never pass Family Guy. Pick up the book if you love Family Guy, you wont be disappointed.