One of the most funniest episode family guy never fails
4 Reviews
S Fing funny
craig_nwa4 May 2020
Family Guy The Giggity Wife
dalydj-918-25517529 January 2013
Warning: Spoilers
The guys decide to go to Harvard because they can get some free food. The guys make their way around and do not like what they see. They then go to a bar and they wake up finding out Quagmire married a hooker. Quagmire cannot get a divorce and is told to stay married to her. Quamire and the hooker get in a rut because the two do not have sex. She questions if he is gay and he uses this as his opportunity to get rid of her. When she finds him watching straight porn she then wants him to have gay sex in front of him. He asks Peter who says yes with some terms. They two then try to have sex but before they do anything she agrees to sign the divorce papers. The hooker then leaves a life goes back to normal. Bad episode through with every scene being very hard to watch.
EPISODE GRADE: D (MVP: Seth MacFarlene)
EPISODE GRADE: D (MVP: Seth MacFarlene)
Painful introduction, painful humor, satisfactory development and a great ending
santifersan17 April 2024
During the introduction of the episode, you don't understand anything that is happening or the jokes. Humor is nonexistent throughout almost the entire episode.
When the main plot finally begins, the story is merely interesting, but it feels like a repetition of an episode in Vegas of The Simpsons. However, fortunately, it evolves for the better as the character of the prostitute acts and speaks in a natural and very real way, but the story still feels very conventional and unoriginal.
However, the episode gives us a brilliant idea to end an unwanted marriage, so for that valuable idea, it gains quality.
The way the episode concludes is the best and of the highest quality. The character of the prostitute learns the valuable lesson of what true love really means.
It also leaves us with a fresh impression of how far Peter and Quagmire's limits can be pushed.
Overall, it's an episode with a painful introduction, but a satisfactory development and a great ending.
The final rating I gave it is due to the lack of good humor and the painful introduction weighing more in total than the positive parts.
When the main plot finally begins, the story is merely interesting, but it feels like a repetition of an episode in Vegas of The Simpsons. However, fortunately, it evolves for the better as the character of the prostitute acts and speaks in a natural and very real way, but the story still feels very conventional and unoriginal.
However, the episode gives us a brilliant idea to end an unwanted marriage, so for that valuable idea, it gains quality.
The way the episode concludes is the best and of the highest quality. The character of the prostitute learns the valuable lesson of what true love really means.
It also leaves us with a fresh impression of how far Peter and Quagmire's limits can be pushed.
Overall, it's an episode with a painful introduction, but a satisfactory development and a great ending.
The final rating I gave it is due to the lack of good humor and the painful introduction weighing more in total than the positive parts.
Joke based on nothing
burteriksson6 October 2019
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