A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014)
A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) – So for some time, I have been having some issues with Family Guy. It still has a certain way with irreverent and offensive humor, but it’s best jokes tend to be in cutaway gags that have nothing to do with the main narrative. I mean, … Continue reading
Ted (2012)
Ted (2012) – I had a teddy bear growing up. His name was Teddy (I’m the creative type). He was my best friend and truth be told, I still kept him around longer than most kids do (not like in junior high or anything like that but still). He sits on a shelf in my … Continue reading
Family Guy/American Dad – “Seahorse Seashell Party”/”Hurricane!”
So Seth MacFarlane decided to indulge in a gimmick wherein a hurricane hits the East Coast and affects the characters of all three of his shows, currently airing on Fox: The Cleveland Show, Family Guy, and American Dad! I don’t watch The Cleveland Show. I was going to make an exception this week, but forgot … Continue reading
Family Guy – “Lottery Fever”
Family Guy – “Lottery Fever” God damn you, South Park. I love South Park, but ever since they pointed out the main flaw of Family Guy (that the cutaway jokes are interchangeable as they bear next to no significance to the larger storyline of an episode) I haven’t enjoyed it as much. Seth MacFarlane doesn’t … Continue reading
American Dad! – “Hot Water”
American Dad! – “Hot Water” American Dad! is a show that I haven’t really watched regularly in a while. I don’t know why not. Every time I do it’s hilarious. I’d dare say that it’s a better show than Seth McFarlane’s more popular Family Guy. A big part of that is that it’s less reliant … Continue reading
How I Met Your Mother – “The Best Man” & “The Naked Truth”
How I Met Your Mother – “The Best Man” How I Met Your Mother is a show I have almost entirely caught up with in syndication. I didn’t really watch new episodes on CBS until this past year. Maybe because I’ve been exposed to it all in one year, I haven’t tired of it the … Continue reading
Persistence of Vision 