And Then There Were Fewer

I enjoyed this episode I felt like this was there version of the movie clue

Rapid fire comedy that's somehow still extremely well-paced. From the intro sequence alone, I knew they'd be using the new animation to its fullest potential. The split up groups in the second act are some of the most golden pairings we've seen. Mystery solved itself super satisfyingly. Family Guy peaked with this one.

The Griffin family are invited to a dinner party in Peter's honour, when they get there they discover the entire village have also had invites. A tree crushes the bridge that leads out of the grand house, so all are trapped, and soon the murders begin. All fingers point to Tom Tucker, but Lois discovers who the real killer is.

Firstly the animation is superb, it looks amazing, almost what you'd expect on the big screen. Great to see all the characters together, even the show pokes fun at having Seamus and Doctor Hartman in the same scene.

Loads of jokes throughout, it's really very funny. Lots of jokes coming from the darker side of Stewie, Peter and the late Adam West. Drew Barrymore really funny again as Jillian. A good move to kill off some of the characters, keeps the show fresh, although I keep waiting for a shock Diane return.

Still my favourite episode, so much going on, looks awesome and packed with laughs. 10/10

Other than that, this was done great.

Nice twists and turns with them looking for clues about who was the murderer.

That plot where everyone is in a mansion and, one person is a murderer but no one knows who and there is no escape.

Have seen that type of plot used in other media before, at least a few times.

It has good mystery and characters it's ok funny but the others make up for it.