Hey I just love this show, its original funny and has great cast and gags. Stewie and Brian are a hoot and carry on like an old maried couple. Peter is Homer Simpson enhanced and Quagmire is Prince. I love their constant obsession with gays and flashbacks especially references to 80s music and phenomnons.
Funny examples, the Robot from Rocky IV complete with sysnthesisers, Eddie Murphy send up with Cleveland, kool aid jokes, the psychopathic chicken, constant sexual references of Quagmire. Peters obsessions, gay grizzly adams. Do yall love it too.

i used to be it's fallen off big time.

My son loves it...I feel like I kill brain cells watching it.

I love family guy!
Watch at everyday!

MoniGram said:

I could be wrong on this but I think it's more of a guy show.

I like it regardless of
killing brain cells!!

Not I

I tried to watch it 3 times to make sure

I think it's stoopid




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Mach said:

cause its about stupid people


I love it!

i used to hate it too, but now its the only thing i watch on tv.

it's pretty funny! i say this with all the lvoe in the world but i think seth macfarlane is

XxAxX said:

that old guy is beyond creepy

I just took a big nasty drank too much alcohol shit. It was better than the best episode of Family Guy ever produced.

Mars23 said:

hey us ATHEISTS have to get in somewhere, at least its not a nightly airing of Pat Robertson and the 700 club

horatio said:

That's true.

Occassionally my eyes bug out like "oh my god they didn't just..."
Sometimes I'm not in the mood, but often I find it hysterical.

kpowers said:

Yeah you are probably right.

MoniGram said:

goddamn you peter

I prefer South Park.

i agree the episodes as of late haven't been as funny, but the earlier ones are awesome . so random and "irreverent", which is what makes it . american dad is fucking awful, i have no idea why it is still on the air and can't believe (even with the current weaker episodes) that the shows have the same creators .

GirlBrother said:

love souh park as well

There's a dude @ work that keeps telling me how funny it is, but all his examples involve some fucked up race humor

I've seen a few minutes of a show, & watched the clips posted here - I don't get it

Hil-fuckin-larius. The mere fact that the dog's name is "Brian" is hilarious. Who in the fuck names their dog Brian? That's like naming your dog Mike or Todd.

cool wHip




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I love it. But, like many other monumental displays of hilarity, they are in the contingent trajectory of decadence. It's inevitable, but you can't help but feel a little uneased about the plummeting demeanor and overall feel of the show's quality. It has waned, somewhat. But, they have their moments. They tend to redeem themselves, every once in a while. One iota of tenuously malevolent satire and grandiose amusement imbued the pinnacle of this powerhouse animated sitcom. I like this type of humor.

I hold a disposition of random behavior, myself. At one point, I feel that it was a force to be reckoned with. South Park doesn't always deliver. But, they also have their moments. The Simpsons have overstayed their welcome, though. Just the mere audacity to juxtapose different elements of pop culture/societal bibliography and reference them in such a farfetched, yet somehow, minimally acceptable manner is innovative. The scenarios are priceless. It's not a cultural revolution, by any means. Not profound. I'll admit that Seth overdoes the random content. But that is the motif of this program. It doesn't strive for archetypal revolution or serve as a form of inductive virtuosity for the intellect innate in you and I.

It's not trying to be groundbreaking. Not very ambitious. Just tries to find a way to laugh at the ridiculously sensitive nature of conservative sectors within this thin-skinned society. It's a new flavor; a new spin on our sentimental standards. Find a way to transfer the negative. Not into the positive, rather than into the preposterously neutral, as it pertains to factors of emotional effects. Idiosyncratic quips and quirks. Taps into your brainwaves and enlighten you about the fragility of your funny bone. I, for one, am thankful for breaths of fresh air like that. Sometimes you've got to realize that this life, though not meaningless, is rather incidental, when you really wrap your head around that concept. In the grand scheme of things, you've just got to live decent. Know your boundaries.

And some people need an attitude adjustment. Lighten up. Not every joke is meant to be deciphered on interpreted as ribald just because of crass or subtle delivery. There doesn't exist any sort of ulterior motives suggested or cached as inverted connotative moral-breaching beneath the surfaced extremities of the discernible theme (Run-on like a motherfucker, I know. Just Shoot Me! Or does that seem crass and insensitive, too?). This show is formative to my aging mind. I used to worry about being scorned for certain nefarious misadventures of which I had partaken in.

I used to be loathe the world because of the burden of confusion that I had been bestowed upon as an impressionable youth. I'm not saying that I've finished growing. Just that the photosynthesis has set this spurt at a standstill. Physically, I have evolved as much as possible. But my mind is still disposed towards this seemingly inextricable array of semantics contortion. What is practical? What is impractical? I may never be an infallible individual. I may never be more than a Jack of All Trades; Master of None. However, knowing that I'm my own entity does set the record straight. Whoa! Did I just write all of that over this show? I'm afraid I might have went off a tangent. A little far off the tangent, I purport. Oh, dear! How's everybody been, lately?
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MuthaFunka said:

Brian is not that far fetched name for a dog who talks /drinks/ and wants to hook up with your wife

kpowers said:

And THAT'S what makes it even funnier - They HAD to give him a more common name BECAUSE of that!