Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #380 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-10-15
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 3
• Running time: 278 minutes

Synopsis
The adventures of the Griffin family continues with the story of bumbling, well-intentioned father Peter; his sweet but oblivious wife Lois; and their teenagers, dim-witted Chris and awkward Meg. The most recognisable characters, however, remain the family's masterminds: evil genius baby Stewie, determined to achieve complete world domination at the age of one, and Brian, an erudite martini-swilling dog, the family's lone voice of reason. Includes all the episodes from the sixth series.

Synopsis
Critics agree... of all the animated shows featuring a talking dog and a maniacal baby, Family Guy is certainly one of them!

Join the Griffin clan for another 16 freaking funny episodes that'll keep you laughing long after the series gets cancelled again. Witness panicky Peters first prostate exam; see lovable Lois jump into bed with Bill Clinton; watch miserable Meg get a crappy job at the local superstore; hear crazy Chris sing in a goth band; follow boozing Brian all the way to Iraq and back; and get a rare glimpse of smitten Stewie as he hooks up with a very young old flame. Sweet!

Customer Reviews

JUST TO CLARIFY - Updated
No one series of Family Guy has all of the episodes.

Season One DVD is made up of
DISC ONE: Season One
DISC TWO: First Part Of Season Two

Season Two DVD is made up of:
DISC ONE: Second Part Of Season Two
DISC TWO: Third Part Of Season Two & One Episode Of Season Three

Season Three DVD is made up of:
DISC ONE: First Part Of Season Three
DISC TWO: Second Part Of Season Three
DISC THREE: Third Part Of Season Three - Minus the last episode which is on Season Two DVD

Season Four DVD is made up of:
DISC ONE: First Part Of Season Four
DISC TWO: Second Part Of Season Four
DISC THREE: Third Part Of Season Four

Season Five DVD is made up of:
DISC ONE: Fourth Part Of Season Four
DISC TWO: Fifth Part Of Season Four
DISC THREE: Sixth Part Of Season Four - Minus Final Three Episodes

Family Guy Presents: Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
DISC CONTAINS: The Final Three episodes of Season Four, which are not on the season five DVD, and are here merged, with bonus material, into an eighty minute movie.

Season Six DVD is made up of:
DISC ONE: First Part of Season Five
DISC TWO: Second Part Of Season Five
DISC THREE: Special Features

There are still a few more episodes from Season Five that are not on this new Season Six DVD, which will presumably be released with the Season Seven DVD, alongside the first episodes of Season Six.

In fact, the first episode of Season Six (the actual series, not the DVD) is called Blue Harvest, a one hour special Star Wars feature. The whole of Star Wars Episode Four, Family Guy style, with Chris as Luke, Peter as Han, Lois as Leia, Stewie as Darth Vader, Brian as Chewbacca and Meg as the squid monster in the trash compactor! It will be released seperatley on DVD in January 2008.

This silly series is the funniest thing at the moment.
It's silly. It's offensive. It's random. It hardly follows the plot. BUT it's still brilliant.

Essentially more of the same, only some more consistently great episodes than the last couple of series and even holds a brilliant cutaway (the shows style) referencing the last Football World Cup.

Dispite the complains the price for 13 episodes is still much, much better than just about every Brit series ever (Which charges a similar price for 6 episodes) so it's still great value.

If you like silly adult humor you'll have to love Famly Guy.

How the Series Work On the DVDs
In the UK it works like this;

Season One DVD - contains the whole of Series One

Season Two DVD - contains the whole of Series Two

Season Three DVD - contains the whole of Series Three

Season Four DVD - contains the first 13 episodes of Series Four

Season Five DVD - contains the rest of Series Four (about 14/15 episodes)

Season Six DVD - contains the first 13/14 episodes of Series Five

Personally i think that this format is ridiculous because by the time they get to the Season 10 DVD it will actually only be the first half of Series 7!!!