When I first read about this episode being played on my local CW station in syndication, I wasn't really looking forward to it, until I actually watched it taped afterwards. This episode pretty much reasons why I watch "CSI: Miami". It's because the plots are unpredictable, and characterization and plotting is very deep. It is amazing how intelligent the CSI's are when they are able to trace evidence to specific types of objects, like the dead man in the beach getting killed by a belt buckle, and the investigators noticing a man at the beach w/o a belt. That's why I tape my local CW station's late-night reruns of the show every weekend (it shows two episodes late Saturday/Sunday nights) because I look forward to the exciting , dramatic plots of each episode.

I saw the episode's rerun just this Sunday night on Fox. The story revolved around Peter suing his doctor for "raping" him (but the doctor was just gonna give Peter prostate exam) while Stewie has an addiction toward Lois. Both these stories tied together make one hilarious episode. The funniest part of the episode was when Peter was crying like a baby for nearly 90 seconds after getting his prostate exam which he sees as rape. I was motivated to watch the episode when I read that this episode was named the "Worst TV Show of the Week" by the greatest enemy of TV, Parents Television Council, after the episode originally aired back in September. I think the PTC simply makes us want to watch "Family Guy" even more, rather than change the channel simply because FG uses crude humor, which is why we like the show. It's not like we're all stupid enough to copy the silly antics done by Peter Griffin & family. Besides, it's just a cartoon!

So overall, I enjoyed the episode for its hilarious plot and clever scripting. I can't wait to see the rest of Season 5 when the episodes rerun on Fox this summer (I didn't watch a lot of FG Season 5 during the regular TV season because I just didn't have time)

I watched both hours of TGYH from NBC just now. I think those two episodes were both decent if not the best. I saw many poor reviews of the show on the main page of the show, and I don't understand why. Sure, some parts of the episode were basically filler in my view, but most of the episode is still good. It's amazing how those celebrities can still make a decent comedy show despite the lack of a script. I hope that NBC can create better episodes of this in th efuture.

This episode basically has the Vatican tracking a group of Easter Bunnies who have a "sacred" rabbit, because the rabbit is of a holy descent. Stan doesn't understand why Easter Bunnies were chasing him from the mall one day. I just didn't really like this episode. It basically rips on sacred elements of religion. I like some parodies that South Park has made, but there are times when it pushes the envelope on satire, such as the "Trapped in the Closet" episode in 2005 that mocked Scientology, making former Chef voice Isaac Hayes, who is a Scientologist, quit South Park. I think that the episode in season 6 that satired child molestation, "Red Hot Catholic Love", is better. Watch that episode for a religious satire in South Park, as yes, in 2002 there really was a controversy over Catholic priests molesting boys.

I normally don't like Family Guy. Not because it has profanity and such (I watch shows like "Heroes" and "South Park" and "Studio 60" and such, so ha!). I just used to not like the show because it seemed too "random" with its numerous side jokes that interfere with the plot. That I learned from watching the South Park episodes "Cartoon Wars" (parts 1 and 2) that parodied the controversy over the Muhammad cartoons in Denmark. However, on the day this episode aired, I was bored that night, so I tuned into this episode because according to the online TV listings the plot seemed interesting. It was funny to see how incompetent Peter Griffin and family were to have their restaurant appeal only to the disabled, which Peter didn't like, even though one of his own friends was on a wheelchair. My favorite parts of the episode were when all the disabled people build a "giant wheelchair robot" to attack Peter, and when Ben Stiller "returns" to Peter, following a Stiller reference earlier. After this episode, I'm looking forward to watching another FG episode that made fun of the disabled, "Ready, Willing, and Disabled", as well as any other interesting FG episodes. Sorry about the first paragraph; it was just my own opinion.