And Then There's Fraud

The whole Hudson brothers thing was weird and ruined the whole episode

... leave Conway Twitty alone and just write a joke!

So they did the next best thing, by including the opening from 1974's The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show

These guys are really playing with fire, unearthing the dead like that.

The Hudson brother scene went on for like 2 minutes it was so annnoying

I wanted more Meg! The ending was getting intense and then it just ends with a joke. Maybe get rid of The Hudson Brothers playing for like 6 minutes and put in more actual plot?? Stevie story line was pretty funny but the Peter/Chris story went absolutely nowhere and the Hudson Bros gag was irritating and very lazy. The best part was everything with Meg but I wanted more of an explanation and more story there. This was lazy writing.

I Can't Believe the title of this episode.

Seriously obscure.

Ok, so, there was a show called "All in the Family" on in the early 1970's. There were then a few spin-off shows like "The Jefferson's" and "Maude".

Maude was about a middle aged feminist. It was also a controversial situation comedy. The theme songs title was...

"And Then There's Maude"

So, my question is, how old is the Family Guy staff? Because you'd of had to been born, at the latest, in the 1960's to know this tidbit of trivia.

Y'all are getting on up there, like me.

But, I will confess, if I'd of gone to the Rhode Island School of Art like Seth did, we could of partied. I went to Ringling, though.

As far as "Family Guy" goes, not one of the stronger episodes, but as long as it can still make me smile a few times, I'll watch it.