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JFH wrote:
> I have to admit, I've never really understood why people seem to adore
> Family Guy so much.
Because it's got an incredibly cruel sense of humour. I personally love it, "The Untold Story" included.
Old Simpsons had sophisticated humour, Futurama relies on references (good as it is, I have all the series box sets) but Family Guy makes me cry with laughter sometinmes, which neither of the above have done.
> I have to admit, I've never really understood why people seem to adore
> Family Guy so much.
Because it's got an incredibly cruel sense of humour. I personally love it, "The Untold Story" included.
Old Simpsons had sophisticated humour, Futurama relies on references (good as it is, I have all the series box sets) but Family Guy makes me cry with laughter sometinmes, which neither of the above have done.
The dancing Jesus thing made me cry with laughter 2 times even though it is possibly the most offensive joke Family Guy has ever done.
even south park is better than family guy, oh whats that? they made a film aswell. Most un-original cartoon ever.
What do you mean "even South Park"? South Park is brilliant.
Giggidy giggidy.
Legendary Link wrote:
> even south park is better than family guy, oh whats that? they made a
> film aswell. Most un-original cartoon ever.
Family Guy or South Park?
> even south park is better than family guy, oh whats that? they made a
> film aswell. Most un-original cartoon ever.
Family Guy or South Park?
Legendary Link wrote:
> even south park is better than family guy, oh whats that? they made a
> film aswell.
Yeah, they tend to make films of successful tv series.
> even south park is better than family guy, oh whats that? they made a
> film aswell.
Yeah, they tend to make films of successful tv series.
Even The Simpsons has one on the way now I think.
Haven't watched much Family Guy, but I understand the movie is 3 episodes glued together.
Goatboy wrote:
> Haven't watched much Family Guy, but I understand the movie is 3
> episodes glued together.
Yup, exactly that.
> Haven't watched much Family Guy, but I understand the movie is 3
> episodes glued together.
Yup, exactly that.
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