RainbowRoseQueen wrote:

Akio could learn a thing or 2 from him....

I love Family Guy! Got most of it on DVD. Brian reminds me of..uh...me. Except with martinis instead of wine.

yep.. i have all but season 1.

not too fond of American Dad or whatever its called (unless im right)

HEY! family guy is coming on right now! im gonna watch.

Last edited by KissingT.Kiryuu (04-10-2007 12:56:58 AM)

Ugh, yeah, American Dad is Family Guy whackiness without the wit. Kinda like King of the Hill just isn't as funny as Beavis and Butthead.

Meh. I don't really care for much of Family Guy. It has it's moments, tho...

I guess...

Raven Nightshade wrote:

My favorite scene was when Peter and Lois were in their bedroom and decided to try role-playing, and it turned into a D&D discussion.

My fave is when the family beats the crap out of each other. The name of that episode was lethal weapons. Lois was tired of being stepped on so she took Tai-jitsu classes.....and then Stewie hit Peter with a bat for eating his graham crackers....harsh....

I personally don't really like King of the Hill, either. The way they talk, it goes into everything around you but your ears. Now Stewie's metrosexual quips

Stewie's teacher: "First, look at those pictures." (All the pictures are Stewie SOMEHOW killing Lois)
Lois: "Oh my god, the father's not in the picture!"
And much later, Stewie killed his pre-school teacher instead of Lois.
"BLAST! I missed her!"

Last edited by Hiraku (04-10-2007 05:30:50 PM)

XD

funny family guy character....HERBERT!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM-H7FjznyM

my fave bedroom sceen besides "you like eating red carpet!!!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhAvCSNhQ2Q

I never liked Family Guy much to begin with, but I was mooching around in a motel room in Los Angeles one night and flicked on the tv, and it was the ep "Brian in Love." I was watching the bit where Brian is driving along a country road and accidentally runs over this guy.

"Oh my God, are you Stephen King?!"
"...no, I'm Dean Koontz!"
"...oh." [gets back in the car and reverses over him before driving off again]

Being the kind of nerd I am, I was in love. Although my personal favourite ep will always be Wasted Talent, because even as a child I had a strange desire for Gene Wilder. Heh.

"You are the worst thing to happen to musical theater since Andrew Lloyd Webber!"

The Phantom Phan in me laughed her ass off.

Yeah, own the DVDs. Quote it daily.

While I have a Stewie sweatshirt pulled around me because it's cold, I have to admit I'm not a big fan of Family Guy...preferring instead, the Simpsons, Futurama, King of the Hill, and my personal favorite SOUTH PARK!!! My mutant-genius brother prefers Family Guy though, so I'd say it's the wiser choice. I just thought the characterization was a little weak, as in, could not relate to the pure wackiness without a proper foundation. But, that's just me! And, I do have the Stewie Sweater, so I'd best shut my trap!

My relative here in Atlanta came home last night with a new screen-saver on her cell phone. It's the Family Guy's wife, with her pants around her ankles, baring a pair of red panties, with Brain smacking her ass - all in a continuous loop! THAT was pretty hysterical.

Last edited by Frosty (04-12-2007 11:44:57 AM)

that is a good point and even though i like the show i hate the way that they treat MEG like shit...... and sometimes fuck over Lois

Remember kiddies...

Merriam-Webster wrote:

Main Entry: sat·ire
Pronunciation: 'sa-"tI(-&)r
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin satura, satira, perhaps from (lanx) satura dish of mixed ingredients, from feminine of satur well-fed; akin to Latin satis enough -- more at SAD
1 : a literary work holding up human vices and follies to ridicule or scorn
2 : trenchant wit, irony, or sarcasm used to expose and discredit vice or folly
synonym see WIT

I'm a fan of the show too; one of the things I like most about it are the non-sequitur references that are made so often... there are tangents everywhere. (edit: just like the link drukqs posted!) It also shows the sad truth about how dumb people can be at times.  I believe that the reason Seth MacFarlane does this is to show just how screwed up people can be, and with Family Guy, he's calling them on their being idiots for acting the way that they do.

Last edited by Imaginary Bad Bug (04-12-2007 08:19:54 PM)