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A couple months back, Family Guy ran an episode where Peter wins the Boston Marathon by driving his car through it, then bombs the Quahog bridge in two completely different scenes that have nothing to do with each other. Unfortunately, someone saw those, said "HERP DERP CONSPIRACY!" and tried to frame it as Seth MacFarlane either predicting the bombings or somehow acting as the government's puppet or ... something. Honestly, the whole falls apart MORE
Oh come on, you knew this was going to happen eventually, right? Family Guy is one of the most popular entertainment phenomena since HBO realized you can show nipples late at night. The show's been cancelled twice, and was the first show to ever be brought back based on DVD sales. So of course, Seth MacFarlane is talking about bringing it to the big screen. Via HuffPo: The 39-year-old entertainer urged the aspiring filmmakers and MORE
I'll admit it, but despite what some of its detractors say, Family Guy is still what I would call a "decent show". It's fairly hit-or-miss now, but when the show focuses on one specific plot like (see: any episode focusing on Brian and Stewie) or plays to a specific genre (the fantastically underrated "And Then There Were Fewer") it becomes an absolutely solid show. Unfortunately, it mostly eschews these in favor of shock horror without emotional MORE
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