Family Guy part 2..
08-07-04 | 09:42 PM
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Glad to see MacFarlane's back, but I wish it was just a continuation of Family Guy. This looks like the leftover characters which didn't make the cut for Family Guy
08-07-04 | 11:08 PM
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From: Grazing in a field somewhere...
Wow, this really is a clone of Family Guy (with a bit of Alf thrown in). Pretty much the same house that the Simpsons have also...
If I had never seen FG, this would probably be funnier, but for some reason it seems like a rip-off show. It may be good, but something is just not right, it's too close to FG (damn you FOX!)
If I had never seen FG, this would probably be funnier, but for some reason it seems like a rip-off show. It may be good, but something is just not right, it's too close to FG (damn you FOX!)
08-08-04 | 08:07 AM
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I saw a promo yesterday during the baseball games about the Family Guy return to fox. Turns out its gonna be two marathons of episodes. Check out http://www.fox.com/familyguy/ for more info.
August 18 and 25, 8-10pm
August 18 and 25, 8-10pm
08-09-04 | 09:00 AM
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I hope it doesn't hinder Family Guy in any way too. I can do without political and social humor though as it tends to date itself horribly making for very unfunny repeated viewing at a later time. Unlike Family Guy which has references based in pop culture and childhood toys etc which holds up better.
