This is the textbook definition of a classic Family Guy episode! It's got a good plot, a good ending, good characters, good jokes. It's good, good, good!!
5 Reviews
Classic Family Guy!
timwasd21 March 2021
Definitely classic.
Analog_Devotee13 May 2021
In this episode, Peter finds out their lot is actually not part of America when he visits the Mayor's office to get zoning rights for a pool. Lots of political commentary here that is still relatable today. I used to revisit this one a lot back in the day.
The One With Petoria...
taylorkingston23 July 2015
Warning: Spoilers
I love this episode. I absolutely love it. It's one of my all-time favorite episodes, and is probably in my top 3 episodes from this season. It's just so funny.
In this episode, Peter tries to get permission from the city council to build a pool, but he discovers that his property isn't on the town map, meaning he isn't a part of the town, and isn't a part of the United States. So, thinking this would be a great opportunity, Peter creates his own country, Petoria, and starts taking things in the name of his country, for example, Joe's pool. But then Peter gets into a fight with the U.S. government, and things go downhill from there.
Fun Fact: When Mayor West is showing Peter the map, you can see that one of the streets is called McFar Lane, which is a reference to the show's creator, Seth MacFarlane.
Best part of the episode: When Peter takes Joe's pool
Overall, I give this episode a 10 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Freaking Ridonkulous.
In this episode, Peter tries to get permission from the city council to build a pool, but he discovers that his property isn't on the town map, meaning he isn't a part of the town, and isn't a part of the United States. So, thinking this would be a great opportunity, Peter creates his own country, Petoria, and starts taking things in the name of his country, for example, Joe's pool. But then Peter gets into a fight with the U.S. government, and things go downhill from there.
Fun Fact: When Mayor West is showing Peter the map, you can see that one of the streets is called McFar Lane, which is a reference to the show's creator, Seth MacFarlane.
Best part of the episode: When Peter takes Joe's pool
Overall, I give this episode a 10 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Freaking Ridonkulous.
Feels very creative, moderately entertaining and unfunny to me.
celiawatsonanime5 February 2022
Warning: Spoilers
Enjoyed the part when the rest of the family gave up and surrendered to the US but Peter and Brian didn't stop.
This episode was pretty good, literally the only thing I disliked was this being unfunny.
I like how the government doesn't immediately shut it down like what would happen in real life.
It was silly seeing countries like Iraq and North Korea seem to support Petoria.
This episode was pretty good, literally the only thing I disliked was this being unfunny.
I like how the government doesn't immediately shut it down like what would happen in real life.
It was silly seeing countries like Iraq and North Korea seem to support Petoria.
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