This one really doesn't hit the spot that would make the audience think and have a conversation about it (at least with themselves, inside their heads [it's called "thinking"]). The theme and the subject just fails to bring or stir up things enough to make it interesting. They don't particularly badly fail with this one, but don't succeed either. It's a lukewarm cup of coffee with an aftertaste of tar even at its best.
(And I have a feeling that they did this before - and "The Simpsons" having done it even before that.)
The best point is made during the traditional "final conclusion scene" with the family sitting on the couch. At least there is one bit that I will remember this episode of.
Maybe there is still hope for FG, but having said that, I must mention that I personally have to go back three seasons for the last 10-star episode I've seen. More one-star episodes have had to be witnessed during that period of time, unfortunately.
(And I have a feeling that they did this before - and "The Simpsons" having done it even before that.)
The best point is made during the traditional "final conclusion scene" with the family sitting on the couch. At least there is one bit that I will remember this episode of.
Maybe there is still hope for FG, but having said that, I must mention that I personally have to go back three seasons for the last 10-star episode I've seen. More one-star episodes have had to be witnessed during that period of time, unfortunately.