User Reviews

This episode was very enjoyable. Finally we have another time-travel adventure with Brian and Stewie after so many boring recent episodes where Stewie acts and thinks like a regular toddler, while in this episode Stewie is once again portrayed as a child genius who owns a time machine. I am pretty sure that the negative reviews come from the offended religious people who cannot take a joke. This episode was very enjoyable for me, especially considering that it's partly true about religion, considering how much harm it had done to the world for centuries. I understand Brian's frustration about being an atheist who doesnt fit into a religious society. This episode was quite funny, entertaining and really unpredictable. Similar to the classic Family Guy we all know and love.

Family Guy has a long history of pushing boundaries and satire, often poking fun at various aspects of society, including religion. The latest episode that focuses on Christianity and Jesus is no exception. However, what sets this particular episode apart is its repetitive nature, as it's not the first time the show has targeted Christianity in such a manner.

The episode seems to rely heavily on unjustified mockery rather than using satire to deliver a meaningful point or critique. This approach can be disappointing for viewers looking for clever commentary or insightful humor. It may come across as lazy writing or simply relying on shock value for laughs.

One notable aspect of the episode is the show's reluctance or fear to tackle similar themes with religions that have more extremist followers, such as Islam. This selective targeting raises questions about the show's willingness to confront controversial topics evenly and fairly. It can leave some viewers feeling like there's a double standard at play, where certain subjects are off-limits while others are fair game for relentless mockery.

Also keep in mind that Continuous exposure to content that mocks religious beliefs without context or purpose can be harmful, especially for younger audiences as It can perpetuate stereotypes and biases.

Overall, while Family Guy is known for its irreverent humor, this latest episode may fall short for those seeking more substance or thoughtful commentary, especially regarding sensitive topics like religion.

I have no good answer as to why I'm still watching this show. I got introduced to Family Guy in season 8 and Road to the Multiverse made me fell in love with this show. Back then they had passion for the craft and the episodes was funny and creative. Even though it was ultimately a pointless laugh out loud comedy show, I actually got emotionally invested in it and I started to care about the characters.. Now I couldn't care less and apparently, neither could the creators. This once great television show is just sad, pathetic and straight up unfunny. They're not even trying anymore and they're not trying to hide the fact that they're not trying.

If you had any respect for your audience you would have canceled it by now but sadly that's not the world we live in.

Family Guy season 22 episode 15 attempts to satirize religion, particularly Christianity and Judaism, but falls flat, coming off as crass and disrespectful rather than insightful or humorous. The show's usual irreverence crosses into outright offense, lacking the cleverness needed to tackle such sensitive topics effectively. The episode resorts to cheap jokes and stereotypes that serve no purpose beyond shock value, alienating viewers who seek thoughtful comedy. This approach not only undermines the potential for meaningful satire but also demonstrates a lack of creativity and sensitivity. Overall, the episode is a disappointing misfire in "Family Guy's" otherwise bold repertoire.

"Extremely offensive and not funny. I found this episode demeaning and containing blasphemy, and I am neither Christian nor Jewish." I'm deeply troubled by the insult, finding it both offensive and deeply disrespectful. Such behavior not only undermines the principles of tolerance and mutual respect but also perpetuates division and discord in society. It's crucial to recognize and value the diversity of beliefs and opinions, fostering an environment of empathy and understanding rather than hostility and disdain. The recent decline in quality of "Family Guy" has been disappointing and frustrating. As a long-time fan, witnessing the show's failure to maintain its comedic standards and resorting to repetitive or tasteless humor is disheartening. It's evident that the creative direction has faltered, resulting in a lackluster viewing experience for many loyal viewers. It's a shame to see such potential squandered, and one can only hope for a revitalization of the series in the future.