i am mixed on family guy. some people love it and say its hands down the best "toon" made for prime time.
Sauru wrote:i am mixed on family guy. some people love it and say its hands down the best "toon" made for prime time. i personally put it under the simpsons and futurama and even some of the older shows like duckman. still being said i find the show more interesting than most every other piece of crap on tv. aside from there being a bball game on, a pats game, heroes, or something related to poker the only shows i watch are the toons
benji wrote:Yeah, that part was alright. The problem with it, is was not a joke in anyway. It was a meaningless conversation. You were just supposed to go "heh, yeah Robot Chicken did this, heh, cable programming, heh, Family Guy got its comeback partly because of high Cartoon Network ratings, etc."
Which I guess, is an accurate description of a lot of it's "jokes" though isn't it...
Joey (kid): I think you're the greatest, but my dad says you don't work hard enough on defense. And he says that lots of times, you don't even run down court. And that you don't really try... except during the playoffs.
Roger Murdock (Kareem): The hell I don't. LISTEN KID. I've been hearing that crap ever since I was at UCLA. I'm out there busting my buns every night. Tell your old man to drag (Bill) Walton and (Bob) Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes.
benji wrote:Rocko's Modern Life.
benji wrote:I downloaded and watched all of Rocko this summer. Even I was surprised how well the humor holds up, even for an adult.
Its_asdf wrote:After a while the randomness in Family Guy just grows old for me. Watching that South Park episode about Family Guy also helped sway my opinion a little bit as well.
Andrew wrote:Quite often it seems like the plot is there to string the jokes together, especially when there's three minute sequences of Peter fighting the chicken.
cyanide wrote:I have never laughed so hard on the Family Guy as when I saw that part for the first time. It's completely absurd and random that it actually became hilarious (for me). I agree with the lack of character development, but I don't think Family Guy was made for that anyway.
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