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The Family Guy Volume 12 DVD holds all 22 episodes of broadcast season 11 on 3 discs, from “Into Fat Air” to “No Country Club for Old Men”, including “Yug Ylimaf” and “Roads to Vegas”. Extras include commentaries, deleted scenes and the “200 Episodes Later” featurette. This is a brand-new Region 1 copy, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 3 |
| Studio | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
| Released | December 17, 2013 |
| Run time | 8 hours and 6 minutes |
| Condition | New |
| Availability | In stock |
The Family Guy Volume 12 DVD set holds all 22 episodes of the show's eleventh broadcast season on three discs. The episodes aired on Fox from September 30, 2012 to May 19, 2013, starting with "Into Fat Air" and ending with "No Country Club for Old Men".
You will receive a brand-new copy of the Region 1 DVD from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, released on December 17, 2013. It plays in standard US DVD players and in Blu-ray players, in 1.78:1 widescreen with Dolby Digital 5.1 sound.
The season opens with "Into Fat Air", in which the Griffins race the Fishmans to the top of Mount Everest. In "Yug Ylimaf", Brian accidentally runs Stewie's time machine in reverse, and the pair must fix it before Stewie is erased from existence.
In "Valentine's Day in Quahog", Stewie gathers Brian's ex-girlfriends, who list his flaws one by one. Later, "Roads to Vegas" sends two sets of Brian and Stewie on very different trips to Las Vegas after a teleporter mishap.
This was the first season with Alec Sulkin as co-showrunner alongside Steve Callaghan, after Mark Hentemann stepped back. Guest voices this season include Johnny Depp, Jon Hamm, Elizabeth Banks, J. J. Abrams and Dan Castellaneta.
Family Guy Volume Twelve includes commentaries on select episodes by the writers, directors, producers and cast, deleted scenes and select scene animatics. You also get the "200 Episodes Later" featurette, a table read from the 200th episode, and the 2012 Comic-Con panel.
Catch the season before with Family Guy, Volume Ten, then continue with Family Guy Season 12 on DVD and Family Guy Season 13. Our guide to Family Guy DVD volumes in order matches every volume to its season. For episode summaries, see Family Guy season 11 on Wikipedia.
Family Guy Volume 12 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Which season is on Family Guy Volume 12?
Broadcast season 11: all 22 episodes, from "Into Fat Air" to "No Country Club for Old Men".
Is this Volume Eleven or Season 10?
No. This UPC is Volume Twelve, which holds Family Guy Season 11. Volume Eleven holds season 10.
Will it play in my US DVD player?
Yes. It is a Region 1 DVD for US and Canadian players.
What condition is it in?
It is a brand-new copy.
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Mason zunker –
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Nice
Nice
Russell Noyes –
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Pleased
It’s Family Guy, can’t go wrong! Heads-up to parents: These are uncut, and some episodes do contain adult language.
SpeedReader –
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Still going strong, and finally a “regular” DVD release
Volume 11 of family guy was the first one that actually released a complete, self-contained season, that being season 10 (so it is still a bit confusing). All of the volumes up to this point contained some episodes from one season and some episodes from another season or contained a partial season. For example, volume 9 had episodes from seasons 8 and 9, and volume 10 contained the rest of the episodes from season 9. Needless to say, it left the fans confused, and resulted in a pretty good joke during one of the episodes.
This set contains the 23 season ten episodes across three discs. As has been the case for pretty much the entire run of the series, most of the episodes are self-contained storylines but do refer back to things that have happened in prior episodes. This was especially true for the episode Back to the Pilot in which Brian and Stewie travel back in time to find one of Brian’s tennis balls. The show basically plays the pilot episode with Brian and Stewie watching the events. This episode was also the subject of some controversy in that Brian prevented 9/11 (which was the first vague reference on the show to the fact that Seth McFarlane was supposed to be on Flight 11 and missed the flight because he got to the airport 10-15 minutes late and the gate had already closed), only to discover the world was worse off when it did not happen. Other standout episodes from the season include Mr. and Ms. Stewie, Tom Tucker: The Man and His Dream, and Internal Affairs.
The extras include an animatic version of “Seahorse Seashell Party” with Side-by-Side Commentary from director Brian Iles and artist Joe Vaux, a feature looking back at the pilot, an animatic version of the Back to the Pilot episode, an animatic version of “Seahorse Seashell Party” with Side-by-Side Commentary from director Brian Iles and artist Joe Vaux, and on “Family Guy Viewer Mail No. 2” with Side-by-Side Commentary from director Greg Colton and storyboard artist Francis Dinglasan. Then there are some deleted scenes, audio outtakes, and regular commentary tracks on select episodes. So, if you like watching the extras, there is a lot there for you.
Obviously, by now, most people know what Family Guy is and what the style of humor is. It is definitely not going to appeal to everyone, and is not exactly family friendly. This was the point where some started thinking the show was getting a bit long in the tooth, but I thought the storylines were still clever and did not feel stale. So, if you are a fan of the show it is still worth checking out.
Don –
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So funny
I’ll save another breakdown of the episodes and details of those. Family Guy is hilarious and fun to watch over and over, commercial free. Sure you can catch some episodes on Netflix as they rotate the seasons out, and maybe on some other services, but you can’t always watch that exact episode or whole season that you want to.
That’s why you should buy this. Watch your favorites whenever you want and laugh until you cry.
Coooolamazonshopper –
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