The seventh iteration of the Mort Goldman time-travel trilogy. The animators utilized the extra storage space of the Blu-ray to preserve the intricate background details of 1939 Poland. The BDSCR commentary track (featuring MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, and writer Patrick Meighan) reveals that 70% of the background gags in this episode are invisible in standard definition.
This is the episode that broke the internet with the resurgence of "Surfin' Bird." On Blu-ray, the montage of Peter destroying the record store and the subsequent rampage is a reference-quality audio sequence. The disc also includes the uncensored audio track—no bleeps, just full-throated insanity.
In a world of algorithmic autoplay, putting the Season 7 Blu-ray into your player is a deliberate act. It says: "I want the jokes faster, the colors brighter, and the 'Surfin' Bird' louder." And on the BDSCR, you get exactly that. Freakin' sweet.
The seventh iteration of the Mort Goldman time-travel trilogy. The animators utilized the extra storage space of the Blu-ray to preserve the intricate background details of 1939 Poland. The BDSCR commentary track (featuring MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, and writer Patrick Meighan) reveals that 70% of the background gags in this episode are invisible in standard definition.
This is the episode that broke the internet with the resurgence of "Surfin' Bird." On Blu-ray, the montage of Peter destroying the record store and the subsequent rampage is a reference-quality audio sequence. The disc also includes the uncensored audio track—no bleeps, just full-throated insanity. family guy season 07 bdscr
In a world of algorithmic autoplay, putting the Season 7 Blu-ray into your player is a deliberate act. It says: "I want the jokes faster, the colors brighter, and the 'Surfin' Bird' louder." And on the BDSCR, you get exactly that. Freakin' sweet. The seventh iteration of the Mort Goldman time-travel