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Episodes inside: Family Guy Season 16 Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7, Episode 8, Episode 9, Episode 10, Episode 11, Episode 12, Episode 13, Episode 14, Episode 15, Episode 16, Episode 17, Episode 18, Episode 19, Episode 20
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This series tends to have a good track record if it gets unusually meta, and "Emmy-Winning Episode" was no exception. Essentially, this incident was all about the Family Guy throw imagining the lowbrow nature of the series and trying to deliver something really worthy of an Emmy award for a shift. However, Family Guy is a series where 90 percent of this comedy is derived from jokes which boil down to "Hey, remember this matter?" . So obviously, the Griffin household had no other option but to parody all those shows that appear to reliably rake at the Emmys year annually. So while this incident was as dominated by referential comedy as ever, the high heeled quality certainly helped make it that far more palatable.
The only thing which actually worked in this event's favor was that the choice to unite these TV parodies to a small number of lengthy vignettes instead of tackling every display one by one. As opposed to delivering one nonstop flow of cutaway jokes, "Emmy-Winning Episode" rather focused on producing some fairly smart TV mash-ups. And since this incident was based on the concept of spoofing popular TV programs already, there was not much space for cutaway jokes in any way. It;s really no denying that this series will be in its best as it especially downplays the cutaways. Although I'll say that the couple we did get here were really pretty funny. The launching "Vedder Call Saul" spoof was dumb but hilariously accurate, which Downton Abbey parody was not poor, either.
And while Family Guy is barely a series to be casting any stones, I'd love the gentle jabs it required in Transparent and its frequently inflated sense of self-importance. The Cheers gag was yet another wonderful moment, particularly with Quagmire's overreaction to finding another individual in his lifetime is undergoing gender reassignment operation.
The episode actually hits its stride at the center section, since the focus turned from spoofing comedies to dramas. Here we have a lengthy Breaking Bad parody using dashes of The Cable and Homeland thrown in for good measure. The blatantly convoluted chronology of the section definitely added to the overall impact. . Each of these disparate elements weaved together well enough that this section worked even disregarding the self indulgent element.
Sidebar - this incident also seemingly marks the last appearance by Mayor West, given the current departure of Adam West. His existence on this show will be sorely missed. However, at least Mayor West went outside to a high note due to his funny trade with Cleveland.
Regrettably, the assumption began to fray at the edges at that time the next and last section wrapped around. With this stage the authors did begin shifting to shorter, more isolated gags, along with the results simply were not as powerful as what occurred. The end in particular proved fairly underwhelming. It is all nice and well to double back on the meta strategy, but pointing out that your end is weak and unambitious does not actually excuse it by becoming feeble and unambitious. Just as this incident was shown to be a nice and smart way to kick off the new year, it certainly failed to stick the landing. Even though Burrell's live-action cameo certainly helped soften this blow.
It is too awful "Emmy-Winning Episode" lost so much steam in the last stretch, since it might readily have clocked in as among those show's best episodes in years. Regardless of the lackluster conclusion, the self-aware assumption and the comparative absence of cutaway jokes created for a very enjoyable start to the new year. Perhaps the show could be wise to adopt that strategy more frequently.
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