Family Guy Season 15 Episode 14 The Dating Game

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Released : 1999 Status : Ongoing Genres : Animation, Comedy Description : Family Guy revolves around a less than normal family in a less than normal world. Dragon Ball Z remains a cultural icon through numerous adaptations, including a remastered broadcast as Dragon Ball Kai from 2009 to 2011 and from 2014 onwards. One last thing, the show is not offensive.

I am the latter, I can't stand the show and don't understand why it is such a success. Family Guy, we'll miss you.

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Sick, twisted, politically incorrect and Freakin' Sweet animated series featuring the adventures of the dysfunctional Griffin family. Bumbling Peter and long-suffering Lois have three kids. Stewie a brilliant but sadistic baby bent on killing his mother and taking over the world , Meg the oldest, and is the most unpopular girl in town and Chris the middle kid, he's not very bright but has a passion for movies. The final member of the family is Brian - a talking dog and much more than a pet, he keeps Stewie in check whilst sipping Martinis and sorting through his own life issues. It had ugly, rigid animation, and stale, unfunny, and extremely repetitive jokes. Repetitive in how, you would ask? Well, the jokes either came in one of two kinds... They would try to make the lazy, ugly as sin father, Peter Griffin, a man with the most ANNOYING voice in history so annoying I would love to take some scissors to his throat to shut him up as much of a jerk as possible, for example, one episode he makes fun of a guy for being sad that his mom died HYSTERICAL! Oh, yeah, real funny. I'm practically dying from laughter right now. They randomly take a popular fictional character, such as Spider-man, or Mickey Mouse, or Indiana Jones or someone randomly pop up. Then, they repeatedly do this to fill in a full half-hour. Okay, there is occasionally... Something where they just do something completely offensive. One episode I did unfortunately watch had them completely portraying Walt Disney as a sick, perverted sleaze ball. I'm sorry, but that is completely rude and disrespectful, and especially out of line for creator and voice of about 91% of the cast Seth MacFarlane. After all, if it wasn't for animation innovators like Walt Disney, Seth would probably be stuck in some dead-end job. This sorry excuse for a series was horrible, with the laziest writing I have ever seen for a TV show no, I am not counting reality TV. This series was a complete piece of crap. Apparently, FOX FINALLY realized this, and canceled it in 2001. While still hardly perfect, it was at least one actually intelligent move they made. Three years later, some moron apparently decided to bring this abomination back. Why must FOX destroy the rest of their respect although, why should I care? I guess they must only be happy if they're showing piles of puke that try to pass themselves off as TV shows, since they went out of their way to put Family Guy back on the air. What can I say? This has to be FOX's worst mistake since canceling Firefly, or Futurama then again though, at least that kept the show from growing stale, unlike the Simpsons, which has now become arguably worse than even Family Guy. Well, I hope for their sake FOX realizes what a stupid mistake they're making. Somehow though, I severely doubt it. When Family Guy first premiered, I was not in a discriminating mood. With the 1990s containing a wealth of clever, surreal cartoons, why should I be? Nickelodeon produced Doug; Ren and Stimpy and Rockos Modern Life among other fine cartoons Yes, this includes Spongebob. All had quirky, dreamlike animation and surprisingly sophisticated stories and dialog. The Simpsons became an outright phenomenon, perhaps not as brilliant as its biggest defenders claim it to be, but a very fine investment of your time and certainly dismisses the false axiom that all TV is junk. South Park started out as a crude but hilarious attack on everything with unique and intelligent satire underneath. Family Guy is superficially like The Simpsons and South Park. It pushes buttons and is a favorite among college students and bestiality enthusiasts. However, what it has in loquacity it lacks in true wit. The show is famous for its use of gimmicks, especially for flashbacks. Many are references to bad TV sitcoms or commercials. Some are funny Especially from the first two seasons , most are not. Are references inherently funny? I'm not sure, but they are mostly what the show stands on considering that its characters are painfully uninteresting. Where Homer and Bart have charm, and Cartman has an artillery of self awareness and pure outrageousness to back up his awful behavior, Peter Griffin has no excuse. He's just a loud, obnoxious pig. Anything funny coming from his character is only because the writers forget how to be unfunny that day. Lois is also very shallow and dull; Meg is a prop, only to be abused; Chris is borderline retarded and only occasionally funny, and the two main stars of the show Stewie and Brian are so inconsistent in their characterizations that it all really kind of pointless. Other gimmicks I can't stand are when a character points to something obviously and lingers on it for an uncomfortably long time. This happens a lot lately, and I can't bear it any longer. Not just the oft mentioned chicken that likes to beat Peter up, I'm talking about the painful moments where they talk about pop culture and prod it as if they are alien spectators. That's not wit or even ironic humor, it's totally boring and lifeless. Not that the show can't be funny, in fact some of the earlier episodes had me rolling. I suspect these are the episodes that accidentally incorporated actual human traits in its characters, or merely were times the writers had actual comedic inspiration. One last thing, the show is not offensive. It's only offensive to those who wouldn't watch the show in the first place, so it's almost like a circle jerk to the choir of hipsters. Fat, child-like, head of household Peter Griffin voiced by creator Seth MacFarlane screws things up while dotting wife Lois Alex Borstein , put-upon daughter Meg Mila Kunis and genetic copy Chris Seth Green look on. Also in the mix is genius, homicidal infant Stewie MacFarlene - one of the most deserving break-out characters in TV history - and Brian, the family's talking dog. If the characters sound like clichés, that's the point. MacFarlane uses them simply as vessels and with the show regurgitates every pop culture childhood memory to create a full-length parody of 70s and 80s sitcoms. Even better than a parody, a satire. What MacFarlane brings to the table is pitch-perfect comic timing - an ability to know how quick to cut or how long to drag out a particular bit to get the laugh. As well as utter fearlessness. Then it was canceled only to be renewed at the 11th hour. And then it was canceled again, brought back supposedly by strong DVD sales. This constant shakeup has got to take a toll on a series' rhythm. When the show returned for a 3rd season it felt lacking of something. Upon the 2nd return, giving us seasons 4, 5 and beyond, the show has completely lost it's footing. MacFarlane makes the crucial mistake here, actually wanting us to care about them. Given that they where envisioned as clichés in the first place, putting the weight of a story on their backs only shows how lacking the show is for character depth. Even Stewie, once a source for huge laughs, is stripped down to a single latent homosexuality joke. The show gets story heavy where it shouldn't. Slows down when it should speed up. Goes broad when it should go cult. Gets political and angry when it should be mindless escapism. But it is proof that a show can't go through constant cancellations and reshuffling and remain intact. It is full of itself. It has become lazy in a belief that it can do no wrong in the eyes of it's fans. It isn't the acerbic TV rebel it used to be. But the show's die-hard legions of fans some damn near sycophantic over the show's brilliance have allowed it to be lazy and complacent and paved the way for MacFarlane's head to slide right up his own posterior. In some ways he deserves it, the show can still be very, very funny. But the true fans out there know that it can do much, much better. Not only does this program far surpass most of the comedies on television, it has the guts to hit topics that most of the overly sensitive public shies away from. I never understood why it was taken off the air in the first place. Fox can show something as tawdry and humanly degrading as Temptation Island, but Family Guy was too racy? I absolutely must comment on the incredible voice talent done for this show, most especially the amazing creator himself, Seth MacFarlane. First of all, his versatility is unlike anything I have ever heard. When I discovered how many voices he actually performed, I was floored. I am currently receiving my masters in speech pathology so I find his ability particularly interesting. Not only can he speak in these individual voices, he can sing in them, and very well I might add. The musical numbers in this cartoon revive a dying art. In fact, the scope of the references range from cheesy 80's TV to political commentary to Broadway. This is why everyone will find something funny about this show. Everyone in one form or another can relate to it. Lois Griffin is a freakin role model. I like to think I have half of her savvy when dealing with my ignorant boyfriends. Edgy, funny, intelligent and extremely creative. This show was a breath of fresh air for mundane television and will soon awaken the network again. Seth MacFarlane, you are a genius!! Family Guy is the next best thing to come around pon comic animation. I laugh in every episode at the antics of Peter and his family. Baby Stewey is the funniest animated character since Homer Simpson. It is a great show, but it should be on after the Simpsons and not on Tuesday when almost no one watches TV. Should be on more. A Family Guy is by far the funniest show that ever graced television and when I say funniest I am saying that FG is funnier than South Park, Simpsons, and Beavis and Butthead. This show is everything that the Simpsons want to be. Unlike Simpsons, Family Guy is actually funny. The show's clever jokes never get old and Peter Griffin has dethroned Homer Simpson. Personally, I think Matt Groening saw that Family Guy was a way better show that his outdated Simpsons. I almost certain he had a hand in the cancellation of this great show. It won't matter when Family Guy gets revived by either FOX, Cartoon Network, UPN, or Comedy Central. Then Groening can kiss his beloved Simpsons good-bye. Oh man, this show was a classic! The funniest I've ever seen on Fox! It would merely surprise you into laughing the way they used coarse language you never knew was allowed on TV! I like the one where Peter becomes a feminist. Seasons 1 and 2 were hilarious. Whenever a season was over, Fox just took it off until the next season would air. But when season 3 came around, the laughter stopped. They got new writers and the episodes just weren't as funny. But as they went along, they began to pick-up. It must be real bad. It doesn't look like Family Guy will be back for season 4. Well, it's had a good run. It's the first animated Fox sitcom to end it's run. But it won't be the last. The Simpsons can't last forever and King of the Hill is definately getting old. But we'll alwaysremember Family Guy. A show that had it all: talking babies bent on world domination, talking alcoholic dogs, and a big jackassnamed Peter. Family Guy, we'll miss you. The Family Guy used to be one of the best written shows on television. It has now fallen so far, that it now relies on jokes about rape and the victims of childhood sexual assault to get cheap laughs. Victims of sexual assault are never to be made fun of. For the first four seasons, The Family Guy was well written, fast paced, edgy and very clever. The jokes were edgy, but never nasty, or made people feel uncomfortable. The cut-away jokes that seemingly lead to nowhere were great, because it meant the show wasn't taking itself too seriously. Seasons five and six saw the beginning of the end for the Family Guy. The once brilliant comedy was quickly disappearing from the writing, and the jokes were starting to get a nasty edge to them. I still enjoyed the show, until season 6, Episode 11 The Former Life of Brian. In a flashback to a conversation between Brian and an old girlfriend, the girlfriend is opening up to him about having been molested as a child. Apparently, this is supposed to be funny. I also find the concept that the dog, Brian, having sex with a human and conceiving a child with a human to be extremely distasteful as well. Bestiality is not a subject which should be included in any TV show. Yet, Brian has at least one other long term sexual partner in the show, his now ex-girlfriend Jillian. I'll skip forward past the now plummeting quality of the show to Season 8, Episode 11: Dial Meg for Murder. In this episode, Peter is a participant at a rodeo, and is thrown to the ground by the bull he was riding. The bull then stands on it's hind legs and tells Peter that on his own farm, he is a breeding bull. The bull then rips the pants off of a clearly terrorised Peter. The bull then proceeds to violently rape Peter just off camera. Peter screams in protest. Later in the same episode, Peter is raped a second time, this time by his own daughter, in his shower. As the attack occurs, the scene switches to the outside of the shower cubicle. It is then implied that she is using the handle of a loofah on a stick that she is holing when she enters the shower, to anally rape her father. This is the episode that permanently lost me as a viewer. There is nothing funny about rape. This programme is like marmite, you either love it or hate it, there is no middle ground. I am the latter, I can't stand the show and don't understand why it is such a success. I agree with one of the reviewers who said that the dad Peter has the most annoying voice in the world and every time he talks, it likes a drill going through my head. I just don't find this programme funny. There is no humour whatsoever. I have tried to get into the show but it is plain awful and if I could have marked a zero out of ten, I would have. It is not on the same level as The Simpsons and Drawn TogetherPlease, please get this programme off the air completely and never show reruns of it. I love everything about family guy. The comments they make just have me in stitches. He deserves his two Emmy's for providing the voice of evil baby genius Stewie. Adam West also steals the show with his funny and completely insane regular character the mayor of Quahog. What I like about Chris voiced by Seth Green is the things he says show that he takes after his father when it comes to intelligence and common sense. The only thing I have found annoying is that in the UK Fox has decided to change the seasons to increase DVD sales, which in no way reflect the programme itself but rather the marketing. If you enjoy Family Guy then I would thoroughly recommend Seth MacFarlane's other project American Dad which uses a different style of humour but is still extremely hilarious. I immediately fell in love with it and thought it was hilarious. Peter Griffin is the father of the family and not very bright. He usually says wrong things in the wrong time. Lois is the mother of the family and smarter than Peter. Meg is the daughter of the family and she tries to avoid her family from making her look uncool and goes through teen problems. Chris is the son who loves to eat and is also not very bright. Stewie is the baby who tries to kill his family and take over the world. Brian, the dog, is the voice of reason in the family but also an alcoholic. I am glad new episodes are coming next year! Family Guy is easily one of the worst shows I've ever forced myself to watch Not at THE bottom, though - I've seen The Jersey Shore. A popular hit with high school and college kids who mistake immaturity for edginess, this show is unoriginal and stale. It got old after the 5 or so repetitions per episode. Inappropriateness for its own sake. This show is notorious for inserting inappropriate gags that have little to do with the overall plot. Solution: Watch South Park. They did it right. The bottom line is that Family Guy is not worth your time, and doesn't hold a candle to The Simpsons. While I know that I run the risk of being chased out of town for saying this, I feel that since the beginning of Season 5, the show has lost its edge. This doesn't do it for me. I still like this show and I think it has a lot of potential, but it needs some new ideas!

Family Guy, we'll miss you. After all, if it wasn't for animation innovators like Walt Disney, Seth would probably be stuck in some dead-end job. Why must FOX destroy the rest of their respect although, why should I care. Even better than a parody, a satire. The bull then rips the pants off of a clearly terrorised Peter. A Family Guy is by far the funniest show that ever graced television and when I say funniest I am saying that FG is funnier than South Park, Simpsons, and Beavis and Butthead. Somehow though, I severely doubt it. Some are funny Especially from the first two seasonsmost are not. This constant shakeup has got to take a toll on a series' rhythm. South Park started out as a crude but hilarious attack on everything with unique and intelligent satire underneath. When Family Guy first premiered, I was not in a discriminating mood. Dragon Ball Z remains a cultural icon through numerous adaptations, including a remastered broadcast as Dragon Ball Kai from 2009 to 2011 and from 2014 onwards.