The whole episode revolves around one idea - the character does one thing, thinking that he is doing another. "Peter acts like he's having sex, not food", "Stewie acts like he's terminally ill" and "Chris acts like he's the father of the family."
This principle is too obvious, redundant, and there is nothing unexpected in these jokes. All this has already been in Family Guy or other shows, including from Seth MacFarlane.
The references are inappropriate and falls flat. The show tries to be relevant, but mentions a movie like The First Wives Club, which was not even relevant at the time of its release. By the time the Family Guy makes an awkward joke about the Squid Game, the Squid Game will be over or a new show will be popular.
And why did the Family Guy writers decide that jokes about Uber are comedy gold? It's basically just a taxi. These jokes were not fresh even a few years ago, let alone today.
This principle is too obvious, redundant, and there is nothing unexpected in these jokes. All this has already been in Family Guy or other shows, including from Seth MacFarlane.
The references are inappropriate and falls flat. The show tries to be relevant, but mentions a movie like The First Wives Club, which was not even relevant at the time of its release. By the time the Family Guy makes an awkward joke about the Squid Game, the Squid Game will be over or a new show will be popular.
And why did the Family Guy writers decide that jokes about Uber are comedy gold? It's basically just a taxi. These jokes were not fresh even a few years ago, let alone today.