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when you have to kill off the dog to make an episode, you know it's time to quit.
Agreed.And that little blond kid (Seven) Cousin Olivered the show.
Five words for you:It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.Originally I had posted a bit of dialogue here from the September 17, 2009 episode, but I took it down immediately after posting to avoid a banning.
I am going to check it out.
Some of the earlier seasons of "All in the Family" some of the things Archie Bunker would say are crazy. Races, religions, everything.Buy some of the seasons on DVD and enjoy. Except there is no Kelly Bundy unless you count Sally Struthers. I guess she wasn't bad before she ate all the food from those starving kids in Africa.This show was before my time but I caught some re-runs on tvland.
I'd be happy to recommend some episodes on hulu or something. The TV.Com ratings are also pretty much spot-on. It can be hit or miss, but far more hits than misses. This season has been outstanding in my opinion except for one episode (the recession one).
First show I thought of when he said hard edge.The stuff that Archie said would never fly now.
Talk about a tv show that could not be made today and "All in the Family" is #1 on that list. That show, while funny, is a classic because that pushed buttons, however, maybe in the time it was made it did not push the buttons that it would today. Others would include The Jeffersons and Sanford & Sons.
It certainly pushed buttons in its time but the reception was different than it would be today. Enlightened people got the show's joke -- making fun of the establishment and its traditional values. The lack of what today would be called political correctness was part of its effectiveness.I used to watch that show with my father, a member of the "greatest generation." He and I would laugh at Archie's lines for exactly opposite reasons.
Family Guy is more un-PC than MWC
Early days of Fox. That and the Morton Downey Jr. show were like a double feature.
I like Family Guy but I have to disagree.Maybe SouthPark.
First season was funny but not gut-busting. After that it was the same jokes repeated over and over. (See: 'Three's Company')
National Organization of men against amazonian masterhood"NO MA'AM!!!"
But Family Guy, while funny, is far more overt and tries too hard.
So you were meathead?
She's Colombian and insanely hot. I'd leave my wife for her, today. If I had kids, I'd also leave them too.
Wife had all 3 episodes on DVR, after watching the pilot I was all in this afternoon.
These are damn cartoons, they dont count.
@ the look on everyone's face when the fat, gay dad came down the aisle.
