Honestly I liked the episode. However, the musical crap is out of character for The Simpsons. Whoever came up with that idea should be fired from The Simpsons writing staff.
Bart was great as always. And when Lisa sang and fell in the mud, it was what should have happened to each character who attempted to sing.

I only take the time out to write this review to send that message. Don't let the characters of The Simpsons sing. It truly made this episode painful to watch. Totally out of place. Maybe they are out of material and were just looking for something to fill the air-time?

This is a direct copy of South Park Season 10 Episode 08 Make Love, Not Warcraft which aired only two months ago. However, I couldn't help but enjoy it. As much as I love South Park, (Much more than American Dad!) I must say that this episode was even better than the South Park episode.

I would have rated it a 10 if it were an original idea. As a matter of fact I am rating it a 10, however 5.5 goes to American Dad! and the other 4.5 goes to Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the makers of South Park.

In summary... Awesome episode! It's just too bad it had to be stolen from more talented writers.

This episode was hilarious. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. Family Guy pushes the envelope again. Brian's girlfriend was a perfect addition to this episode. What a dumb blond; chasing the flashlight on the wall, that was probably my favorite part.

I couldn't stop laughing when Peter copied his penis on the photocopy machine 500 times as a "flip-show". I'll definitely want to see this one again. The only thing missing from this episode is the much needed dig Meg gets.

Stewie as usual is the funniest character in the show. Whoever dreamt him up was pure genius. If laughter is good medicine, he's the miracle cure!

This episode actually seemed to drag. I'm a Simpsons lover myself and I guess I have come to expect a lot from each episode. The content was not very original.

I guess I expected them to be more bold about this particular topic. Maybe if they shipped Homer over to Iraq and more truths about what actually happens there would have been more entertaining.

I guess it could be that they are working on their movie and just threw this one in in a rush. Or perhaps they are going to put out some low quality episodes in hopes of making their movie more climactic?

This has to be the best animated series ever. They are not affraid to shine a bright light in the darkness and attack issues that many people are afraid to even talk about with their closest friends. And they do it in a comical way!

I liken it to Penn & Teller's Showtime special (the name would be filtered if I entered it) which is another personal favorite of mine. I can hardly wait for each new episode to be released.

I'd like to thank Matt Stone and Trey Parker myself for the many laughs they have brought with this program.

Move over Simpsons and Springfield... South Park has taken your place in my number one animated series category.