Movin' In (Principal Shepherd's Song)

This episode was relevant to outrage culture and the issues with the fat acceptance movement. It was topical and on point with cancel culture fanatics and was refreshing.

As season ending episode could be way better. It was just too bland and average for me.

This episode was the worst season finale of family guy history, for reals, this episode feels like a regular episode because it has two situations on this episode. All the season finales have only one situation but this episode, is not. The episode coma guy should've been a real finale because it is really good and it has a one situation. But still this season finale sucked and still not funny.

It was at par with rest of the season, with the exception of Holly Bubble which obviously was a blast (haters notwithstanding).

I've seen every episode of this show that will not die, and this has to be the worst I've seen since one of the poorly-written season 1 episodes.

I never review Family Guy, but felt compelled to because this episode was just so...bad. Regurgitated ideas done multiple times before ("The Griffins get a wacky new houseguest, hilarity ensues!"), with one dull joke after another.

I've been somewhat impressed that Seth Macfarlane and company have managed to somewhat keep this show fresh over many years, but this episode reeked of "dialing it in". Just lazy.

Maybe it's finally time to put this show out to pasture, as between "The Orville" and other creative outlets, it's obvious that Seth has moved on from this.