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MuchAdo
Professor
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Exactly... and I'm very happy about it.
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SolidSnake
Professor
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I think the Chicken Fight is overrated, and is used way too much. I liked it the first time. But I don't see why it was necessary to include it for like 5 more times.
I used to like Family Guy. I only really like Seasons 1 and 2.
3 was meh pretty good, 4 was meh, 5 is the point where it fell down the toilet. And it's been outright crappy ever since.
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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Fuck the haters. Don't like, don't watch. Also, NEEDS MORE CHICKENFIGHT:
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KurtPikachu2001
Urban Legend
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Family Guy would be a lot more better if it would just post spoofing the same 1980's movies over and over again. How many more Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Back To the Future, Goonies and Griswolds references do they have to do? Why don't the writers do a spoof of Raising Arizona for a change?
Also, they should stop with the constant Brian and Stewie pairings. I mean, why not have Brian go on an adventure with Chris and Meg for once. And, Stewie is supposed to be an intellectual genius, and yet he sometimes acts like a college fratboy, and likes lowbrow vulgar TV Shows and movies. What's with that? Stewie should watch shows and movies like Downton Abby and The King's Speech. Brian should give him a lecture about that...
Why is it when Cleveland left, Quagmire began to hate Brian? They should've just let Brian be the new Cleveland. QUagmire never had a problem with Brian before. Who is Quagmire to judge Brian for being in love with Lois? Quagmire is no better, in fact he's a lot worse and even had a shrine of her......
What's with that? Funny pic of Peter and 'Ernie'!
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cyber_turnip
Urban Legend
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I don't know what your problem is.
You haven't seen this episode yet and, frankly, I think that sounds like a plot that could wind up being funny, if they execute it well, which they probably won't.
As Jezzem said, they already did something very similar. It's not like this is "new grounds of absurdity".
Family Guy has always been a cartoon and they've never made any real attempts to make it remotely grounded like other shows, such as The Simpsons, have.
Plus, anyway, I imagine that they'll go with some sort of "there was always a twin inside you" plot, as opposed to him just growing one out of the blue. The Venture Bros did something very similar and it was wonderful, and that's another show that's far more grounded than Family Guy.
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cyber_turnip
Urban Legend
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Any word yet on who's going to get killed off? There's going to be yet another Christmas episode coming called Christmas Guy.
I predict it will be this: An hour long episode where Brian and Stewie have their 500+th adventure together. I predict it will be this: nothing like that. Something probably involving the whole family, but certainly not focusing on Brian and Stewie who already had their own Christmas episode. Probably not an hour long, either, seeing as they already did an hour-long Christmas special. Why not an episode where Stewie invents a cloning liquid that turns him and Brian into demonic clones who wreck havoc on Quahog? Only Peter, Lois, Joe, and Bonnie take them down. They multiply into 5000 evil clones and attack everyone. Because there's already an episode where Stewie creates clones of Brian and himself, and there's already an episode where Stewie creates an evil clone of himself that wreaks havoc on Quahog and there's already an episode where there are hundreds and hundreds of duplicates of Brian and Stewie created as a side-effect of time-travel. I think it's weird that both Simpsons and family Guy are both announcing major character deaths at roughly the same time
It's a bit odd, but from the sounds of things, Family Guy's death is going to be far more substantial whereas the death in The Simpsons will likely be about as big a deal as when Dianne Simmons died in the murder mystery episode of Family Guy.
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stum
Starship Captain
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I've just noticed that an upcoming episode is titled "Life of Brian".
That could easily be the name of an episode where Brian dies.
It isn't.
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SolidSnake
Professor
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Well, it's actually "Life of Brian". But I'm sure you already figured that out.
I haven't watched Family Guy in forever. NOT a fan of the new eps. Should have stayed cancelled.
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cyber_turnip
Urban Legend
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Yup, it is "Life of Brian" and, obviously, Brian is the one who will die, as we've been saying all along.
And, from the sounds of it, this isn't going to be a permanent change, at all. It's an episode involving time-travel and the plot description says that Stewie regrets destroying his time-machine after a family member dies. That suggests that, you know, he'll end up finding another way to bring the character back.
Plus, there's still "Brian the Closer", coming up, which heavily suggests that Brian will still be on the show in future episodes.
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SolidSnake
Professor
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Yup, which has convinced me that there is no reason whatsoever to tune into this show.
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Lambda
Bending Unit
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I think, at very most, it'll be a story arc where Brian is killed off for a while, only to be brought back a few episodes down the line. Perhaps in "Brian the Closer".
If this turns out true, I'm thinking Calculon here.. or perhaps Roberto. Would the writers actually care enough to come up with a good story that (sort of) spans several episodes, and would they be able to keep track of which ones Brian would and wouldn't be in? Were he to be absent for just a few episodes in the middle of the season, then perhaps the animators would mess up.
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