Seth McFarlane Is A Fucking Genius!!!!

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Actually Family Guy hits a specific demographic.

It seems to be Americans between 25 and 45.

He may reference Robocop one moment, Family Ties the next.

That cartoon is quite noice.:D

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a strange definition of the word "genius". but hey, we've already established that you can change what a word actually means to suit your "point".

which is nice.

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Oh I knew I'd get "how is he genius when he just references stuff".

Either way...he's a fucking genius.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

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Originally Posted by Mr. Mulder

Family guy season 4 is teh ghey - too many references to american television stars that i couldn't give a fook about, every obvious joke is stretched out to fifty million hours long, stewies character has completely turned into some sort of hollywood fag type person, the list goes on.

i used to really like it, but after i watched the first three seasons on dvd too many times, i went rite of it - and the fact that they've now completely butchered the show has made me not want to watch it at all, gave up on it two episodes ago and haven't missed it one bit :snooty:

American Dad is/was the nuts but seems to be going in the same direction <_<

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To me, American Dad has gotten 10 times better. I hated it at first.

Either way, I agree. The show isn't geared to toward non-Americans or youngsters.

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I'm surprised anyone with the mentality of a non-youngster would sit in front of these sort of slow witted moving coloured pictures, but you did say it wasn't geared towards non-Americans :lookaroun

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Originally Posted by Mr. Mulder

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Originally Posted by Busyman

To me, American Dad has gotten 10 times better. I hated it at first.

Either way, I agree. The show isn't geared to toward non-Americans or youngsters.

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I'm surprised anyone with the mentality of a non-youngster would sit in front of these sort of slow witted moving coloured pictures, but you did say it wasn't geared towards non-Americans :lookaroun

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It's funny. Pretty simple.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

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Originally Posted by Mr. Mulder

I'm surprised anyone with the mentality of a non-youngster would sit in front of these sort of slow witted moving coloured pictures, but you did say it wasn't geared towards non-Americans :lookaroun

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It's funny. Pretty simple.

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so that would make him a genius in your book, kewl.

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bob ross ftw!!!111:01: many a time i've spent watching him on discovrey while stoned:01:

I don't watch the show, but the old hack is that comedy comes full circle.

Comedy is not a great line, but a reference to and an articulation of what has come before.

This may be lost if you have not shared his prior experience and will be added to if you have.

An unexpected reference to something one has thought forgetten by time is really satisfying and a bond therefore formed.

These comedic shows exist on double entredres.

The literal jokes appeal to the kids, the references appeal to their parents.

like dick n doms creamy muck muck all over that cheerleader:naughty:

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Originally Posted by hobbes

I don't watch the show, but the old hack is that comedy comes full circle.

Comedy is not a great line, but a reference to and an articulation of what has come before.

This may be lost if you have not shared his prior experience and will be added to if you have.

An unexpected reference to something one has thought forgetten by time is really satisfying and a bond therefore formed.

These comedic shows exist on double entredres.

The literal jokes appeal to the kids, the references appeal to their parents.

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So you consider Seth McFarlane a genius, cool.

It's a word I tend to use more sparingly.

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Originally Posted by JPaul

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Originally Posted by hobbes

I don't watch the show, but the old hack is that comedy comes full circle.

Comedy is not a great line, but a reference to and an articulation of what has come before.

This may be lost if you have not shared his prior experience and will be added to if you have.

An unexpected reference to something one has thought forgetten by time is really satisfying and a bond therefore formed.

These comedic shows exist on double entredres.

The literal jokes appeal to the kids, the references appeal to their parents.

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So you consider Seth McFarlane a genius, cool.

It's a word I tend to use more sparingly.

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Why would I consider him a genius? When I said that I don't " watch the show" was that too vague, at all?

I've never watched the show.

What a ridiculous statement, I was talking about the principles of comedy.