Yep, Marxism.
I promised that every one of my posts this month would have something to do with the radical left, and that includes skewering ’em on Shame Day for their many, many sins of commission and omission alike. Let it never be said that I’m an impartial judge, so let’s get right to the charges- there are a lot of ’em.
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Last week saw the death of Family Guy‘s Brian Griffin. One of the most central characters in the show, it’s needless to say that everyone was caught off-guard and most everyone, one way or another, wasn’t too happy about the decision.
When Evan covered it last week, he pointed out that Family Guy creator (and vocal talent) Seth MacFarlane has been suspected by some as having killed off Brian as an act of sabotage; intending to either run the show into the ground or shock the audience into returning as the shows ratings continue to decline. One way or another, Evan thought it was a pretty bold move, and wrote “…I think I’m going to applaud their decision.”
I disagree. Continue reading
Posted in art, cartoons, Comedy, Fame Day, television
Tagged American Dad, animation, Barry, death, Family Guy, GIF, hitchhike, Independent Movie, indie movie, Life of Brian, McFarlane, review, Road trip, S9E06, Schmuely Lonstein, Seth MacFarlane, Seth McFarlane, Snot, Steve, steve smith, the cleveland show, The Life of Brian, Toshi Yoshida, writing
In spite of swearing off Family Guy roughly three years ago due to feeling like the show’s creators had zero respect for their audience I watched an episode today for a single reason which Gordon brought to my attention. It branches off pretty naturally from last week’s Culture War Correspondence and post from early 2012 about cartoon death, though that was primarily concerning younger audiences. That reason is, of course [obviously a SPOILER after the jump]: Continue reading
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Tagged Brian, Brian Griffin, cartoons, Chris, comedy, dead, death, dog, Family Guy, funny, hit and run, Life of Brian, Lois, Meg, Peter, Quagmire, replacement, S12E6, sad, Seth MacFarlane, Seth McFarlane, sombre, Stewie, television, TV, Vinnie, Violence
