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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Stewie's "again?" when Brian said he was moving out was the only thing I laughed at
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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
I liked Lois's reasoning of why the Fred Savage stuff should be disregarded
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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by Sessa17
(Post 10410783)
He has been on the show several times. He is actually friends with MacFarlane, and when Seth asked him to do a full episode Rush was happy to do it. Shocking as it may seem to some, liberals and conservatives can actually be friends.
At first thought, liberals and conservatives being good friends sounds about as likely as a KKK member being friends with a member of the Black Panthers. Can you really be friends with someone whose views you don't respect? Then I always think of how politians buddy up to each other, (at dinners and other gatherings), even after making the most horrible statements about each other and I realize that it's all just a scam by the rich and elite in this country to keep control over the ignorant masses. Great system and we all buy it. |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Well - at least for now looks like the people killed in the season opener are staying dead.
The song was boring, and there were a few chuckles - but just ho-hum |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by CreamyGoodness
(Post 10411893)
And yet, according to Rush, recording this episode was the first time they had met in person. They had only talked on the phone before.
At first thought, liberals and conservatives being good friends sounds about as likely as a KKK member being friends with a member of the Black Panthers. Can you really be friends with someone whose views you don't respect? Then I always think of how politians buddy up to each other, (at dinners and other gatherings), even after making the most horrible statements about each other and I realize that it's all just a scam by the rich and elite in this country to keep control over the ignorant masses. Great system and we all buy it. Why can't you be in a good mood? How hard is it to decide to be in a good mood and be in a good mood once in a while?" |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by JTH182
(Post 10411441)
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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by CreamyGoodness
(Post 10411893)
And yet, according to Rush, recording this episode was the first time they had met in person. They had only talked on the phone before.
At first thought, liberals and conservatives being good friends sounds about as likely as a KKK member being friends with a member of the Black Panthers. Can you really be friends with someone whose views you don't respect? |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by CreamyGoodness
(Post 10411893)
At first thought, liberals and conservatives being good friends sounds about as likely as a KKK member being friends with a member of the Black Panthers. Can you really be friends with someone whose views you don't respect?
I do agree that things like the White House Corespondents' Dinner give the impression it's all just a big joke to these people. As for the Family Guy episode, I can't say I enjoyed it due to my visceral disdain for rush limbaugh. |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by JimRochester
(Post 10412919)
Actually Rush is a gazillionaire and he got paid union scale which is a few hundred bucks. He said that Seth called him and they got along well on the phone. Seth was a nice guy and Rush liked the idea of the liberal dog going over to the other side then complaining about Rush being a wuss
And how do you think Rush got to be a gazillionaire while you and I aren't? |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
@Sessa117--Or is that Steve Martin in the 70's stand-up era?
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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Just watched it. The season opener was so incredibly bad that I had low expectations. I laughed several times. The damn fart joke had me rolling, especially when Rush moved seats. It wasn't great, but for Family Guy of late, I certainly enjoyed it. Rush is obviously a good sport about these things.
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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by Sessa17
(Post 10413004)
This is absurd to me. I don't classify my friends or put them in labelled boxes. Some of my best friends who I've known for most of my life have completely different political views from me. I might not agree with their beliefs, but I absolutely respect them. That is an extremely narrow minded "first-thought" you have and I wouldn't want to view the people in my life that way.
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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
I though it was a great episode, a nice return to form after last week's 'story' episode. The Rush/Brian stuff was fun and it was nice to see the show taking shots at both sides. The jokes were hit or miss like always but I laughed out loud several times, for newer Family Guy this was really solid.
Oh yeah and I loved the Office parody |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Terrible.
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Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by BigDaddy
(Post 10412576)
Why can't you be in a good mood? How hard is it to decide to be in a good mood and be in a good mood once in a while?"
I love that movie. Your quote is a little off though. |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Originally Posted by kvrdave
(Post 10413655)
Just watched it. The season opener was so incredibly bad that I had low expectations. I laughed several times. The damn fart joke had me rolling, especially when Rush moved seats. It wasn't great, but for Family Guy of late, I certainly enjoyed it. Rush is obviously a good sport about these things.
I also liked when they met George W Bush and he came running over and Rush picked him up like a little kid and gave him a lollipop. |
Re: Family Guy -- "Excellence in Broadcasting" -- 10-3-2010
Fair episode but that bit with the American made stuff breaking then the cat mooing had me on the floor.
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Family Guy -- "Welcome Back Carter" -- 10/10/10
"Welcome Back Carter"
Spoiler:
Originally Aired: October 10, 2010 |
Re: Family Guy -- "Welcome Back Carter" -- 10/10/10
Who was the "cute" kid Peter referred to who came out looking awful?
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Re: Family Guy -- "Welcome Back Carter" -- 10/10/10
Originally Posted by Dr. Phibes
(Post 10422951)
I thought the episode was a typical family Guy episode; not bad, but not really that great. Didn't they do a story like this already? |
Re: Family Guy -- "Welcome Back Carter" -- 10/10/10
HA. That was the little boy from "Jerry Maguire."
Can't believe he's 20 now. |
Re: Family Guy -- "Welcome Back Carter" -- 10/10/10
According to IMDB he also voiced a character on Family Guy a few years back...wonder if he pissed off Seth or something.
With the exception of the French sirens sounding like a gay threesome, I don't think I laughed once. |
Re: Family Guy -- "Welcome Back Carter" -- 10/10/10
mother fucking shit. DirecTV did it to me again. Somehow this was scheduled to record, but ended up recording an hour or so early. Had all the right guide data, but not the right time. Happened on American Dad, too.
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Re: Family Guy -- "Welcome Back Carter" -- 10/10/10
Don't worry Deftones, you didn't miss much.
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