March 2009

One of my favorite characters in the show Family Guy (both on Fox and Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim) is Brian the dog; and Stewie in second place. What is so great about Brian is that he tries so hard to be civil, intelligent and caring, and a human, but sometimes his doggy instincts take a hold of him and he is unable to do anything to stop them.

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What will they do next on Family Guy? Have you ever wondered? Similar to the styling of South Park, it seems that all episodes of Family Guy have three plots that wrap together to form into one. This time around, for the eleventh episode of the seventh awesome season of the hit Fox show, it’s no different; it is the same laughing thrill ride as usually can be expected from the show!

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Ah yes, my two favorite shows of all time, and both of them happen to be very popular cartoons. The first, of course, is Family Guy, and the second is South Park. One airs on Fox and the other on Comedy Central, and both shows are huge, big time hits, especially right now, they both garner the highest ratings of any show on their networks, and that is because they are really funny and unique!

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What does the infant, Stewie Griffin, do for you in the show Family Guy? Does he make you angry? Does he make you laugh? Does it not make sense at all how he goes in and out of being a diabolical, evil genius, to a tit sucking little boy? What about the weapons, where does he get his ray guns and laser guns or time traveling machine from? And why does he always want to kill his mother, Louis?

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There are many reasons to both love and hate, and feel really sorry for the ambivalent workings of Peter Griffin—the mainstay character in Fox’s Family Guy! But then there are just some really silly occurrences that make you wonder how stupid the guy is.

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When Fox airs TV shows, they tend to veer away from making fun of their own network. But with the rampant successes that the network has seen from the once canned and now in the top of the limelight show, Family Guy—they are willing to make a few exceptions and or to cut some primordial red tape in light of the show’s recent popularity.

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Aside from the many reasons as to why Mr. Garrison loves his sometime boyfriend, the ambiguous Mr. Slave, there are several amongst many reasons for you and I to love him too! The astute Mr. Slave proudly wears leather pants that feature ass-less chaps around town. Leather arm bands and chains compliment a leather pimp hat that creates the magnificent whore that is Mr. Slave.

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I love it when shows like Family Guy rag on everybody. And if I was famous someday, I would happily email them or even pick up the phone and dial MacFarlane himself and say, “Hey, when the hell are you going to make fun of me? I am famous too!” That’s right. With the exception a few celebrities, like the one I am about to yap about, or like O.J.

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If you have not been keeping up to date on all of the new, and typically hilarious episodes of the hit Fox animated show, Family Guy – then you have been missing out most of the time.

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I have just remember another way that Family Guy loves to make little flashback scenes in all of their episodes.

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I have found yet another episode where they poke fun at Kermit the Frog from the older PBS show, Sesame Street. If you have read the prior entry than you already saw the funnier clip about Kermit being a racist frog in Louisiana.

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More Family Guy with Sesame Street characters coming up in this next entry covering all of the instances that I can remember seeing of the show talking smack about our favorite characters from the PBS show that many of us watched while we were growing up.

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The show Family Guy has been on the air for about seven seasons now, and is one of the most successful shows on the Fox network. But if you are a huge fan of the show, like me, then I am sure that you have wondered from time to time where they have gotten their ideas from. The show can sporadically shift from one topic to another, and is nearly always augmented by flashbacks of a certain type.

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The little brat and genius, and diabolical maniac that is Stewie Griffin, is nearly the same as Eric Cartman is to the show South Park. Stewie is seemingly always on a path of vengeance for some reason or another. For example, in one episode, he hates broccoli. So he decides that he will invent a machine that will eliminate broccoli from the world.

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What can make a show like Family Guy cause so many different people to become irate and pissed off? Oh yeah, if you talk about Jesus from the bible in an outlandish way and depict him frequently as a normal, fun loving guy who aims to please all. The Family Guy version of Jesus is far different than Christians imagine him to be, or want him to be.

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As was promised precisely one blog prior, I aim to examine the three occurrences of Peter fighting a chicken in the hit Fox animated comedy, Family Guy. This time, however, unlike the first time around, I come armed with more knowledge regarding the episode’s chronological order and appearance in the season segment.

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If you have not read the blog prior to this one, good—because I wanted you to read them in this order actually, with this blog above the other one, because this clip precedes the hilarity that is provided in the clip that is contained within the blog directly posted underneath this one.

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