Question: Which EW critic reviewed the show negatively?
About the article "Family Guy", section "Criticism and controversy".

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To effectively organize the FEWC, NCF, as the Operational Agent for EW, leads Fleet EW stakeholders into a cohesive team by facilitating coordination and collaboration efforts among the organizations that influence Fleet EW readiness.
To that end, NNWC previously established the EW Integration & Improvement Program (EWIIP), which is the formal process to identify Fleet-centric EW issues and deficiencies and generate an annual EW Integrated Priority Capabilities List (IPCL) to prioritize operational Fleet EW requirements to improve Fleet EW readiness.
Navy Cyber Forces (NCF) modified the original structure by establishing the EW Readiness Group (EWRG) to focus on specific elements of EW readiness.
The EWRG consists of Fleet EW stakeholder command or organization representatives who are responsible for identifying and promulgating Fleet EW priorities through EWRG members’ familiarity with their command’s or organization’s EW capabilities and requirements.
The ultimate goal of the EWIIP is to improve the capability, capacity and readiness of Fleet EW.
The EWRG will identify EW capability gaps across doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership, personnel, and facilities (DOTMLPF) and provide readiness recommendations and mitigating actions in support of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) process.
These EW capability gaps and recommendations are then reviewed for their applicability to resolve operational Fleet EW requirements.
Currently there are four standing EWRGs:  Doctrine & Tactics (D&T), which develops recommendations for changes to existing doctrine and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) and for new doctrine and TTP in response to emerging threats and technology.
Training & Exercises (T&E), responsible for identifying unit and strike group Fleet Response Training Plan (FRTP) training and exercise readiness shortfalls and identifying solutions to existing and emerging training and exercise capability/capacity gaps.
Equipment & Experimentation (E&E), tasked to review EW material capability, maintenance and facility gaps, and determine utility and maturity of emerging/enabling technologies in response to threat based assessments of emerging threat technology.
Workforce Development (WD), responsible for identifying EW manning and leadership/education shortfalls and solutions to existing and emerging manning and leadership/education capability/capacity gaps.
ERGs will meet during the Fall EWIIP Symposium, focusing on DOTMLPF changes which address operational capability and capacity gaps in the current EW IPCL. 
"A Carne" has themes considered to be "strong" for the time it was released (the 19th century), such as divorce and heavy eroticism, among others.
Many people have negatively-reviewed the romance, such as José Veríssimo and Alfredo Pujol.
The most vehement critic was the priest Sena Freitas, who wrote an article entitled "A Carniça" () for the famous newspaper "Diário Mercantil", for which the book's author, Júlio Ribeiro, also worked.
Ribeiro refuted Freitas' critiques in the articles "O Urubu Sena Freitas" ().
Freitas' and Ribeiro's articles were compiled and published posthumously in 1934 under the title "Uma Polêmica Célebre" ().
Ribeiro once said, referring to his position: 
 "Sonne from Ort" reviewed in "Body Literature" "Ventrakl" reviewed in "Jacket 2" "Ventrakl" reviewed in "Bookforum" "Ventrakl" reviewed in "The Constant Critic"  
In 1994 the show was nominated to the "Mid Alantic Emmy Award Competition", for "Outstanding Cultural Programming".
David Dillon, the architecture critic from "The Dallas Morning News" reviewed the show describing it as "amiable, if somewhat plodding".  
Entertainment Weekly (sometimes abbreviated as EW) is an American magazine, published by the Time division of Time Warner, that covers film, television, music, Broadway theatre, books and popular culture.
Different from celebrity-focused publications like "Us Weekly", "People Weekly" (a sister magazine to "EW"), and "In Touch Weekly", "EW" primarily concentrates on entertainment media news and critical reviews.
And unlike "Variety" and "The Hollywood Reporter", which are aimed at industry insiders, "EW" targets a more general audience.