The idea is simple: if you like the show, you'll like this. If you don't like the show, you won't like this. It's just that simple.
A bootlegged copy of the movie is shown during the local newscast... Stewie's Untold Story! In it, Stewie and family go through the usual set of adventures, including some incidents at a pool while learning to swim, and then suddenly Stewie sees a man with the likeness of himself on television... and now he's preoccupied with the thought that Peter is way too stupid to be his father, and he must find this man who is obviously his real father.
Since it isn't a televised show but a straight-to-DVD movie, this thing should have been done a little differently methinks. The creators now had an opportunity to go in and make the gags and stuff go way beyond the reserve they needed for the television censors. Thus I was disappointed to see mostly that really nothing changed except maybe a few more curse-words... except they were bleeped out too... why? Still, it had some very neat laughs and the usual allusions to other works--my favorite part--plus we get to see the Scary Monkey outside of the house for once. As I said above, if you're a fan of Family Guy...
--PolarisDiB
A bootlegged copy of the movie is shown during the local newscast... Stewie's Untold Story! In it, Stewie and family go through the usual set of adventures, including some incidents at a pool while learning to swim, and then suddenly Stewie sees a man with the likeness of himself on television... and now he's preoccupied with the thought that Peter is way too stupid to be his father, and he must find this man who is obviously his real father.
Since it isn't a televised show but a straight-to-DVD movie, this thing should have been done a little differently methinks. The creators now had an opportunity to go in and make the gags and stuff go way beyond the reserve they needed for the television censors. Thus I was disappointed to see mostly that really nothing changed except maybe a few more curse-words... except they were bleeped out too... why? Still, it had some very neat laughs and the usual allusions to other works--my favorite part--plus we get to see the Scary Monkey outside of the house for once. As I said above, if you're a fan of Family Guy...
--PolarisDiB