For some mysterious reason, Seth McFarlane and the “Family Guy” brain trust reunited the cast of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” for an upcoming episode. Not exactly timely, but that’s never really stopped “Family Guy” from going ahead with a gag.
Anyway, it’s about what you might expect: there are some genuinely funny bits, and there’s also a gag that falls completely flat because it’s lifted straight from Caddyshack without any kind of new twist or context to make it funny. Basically, this will be the perfect episode to watch in syndication while your Lean Cuisine is in the microwave and you’re waiting for the primetime shows to come on. Just like every other “Family Guy.”
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What was the Caddyshack joke?
Hey baby, you must’ve been something before electricity.
I was gonna watch it to see which Caddyshack joke they used but it’s 2:07 of Family Guy so I’ll pass.
Family Guy: You’ll get nothing and like it
Futurama did it.