The Simpsons has introduced memorable and well-structured characters over its ongoing long life that have become fan favorites. Sadly, some of these well-rounded individuals have since died over their respective tenures, leaving a sentimental void.
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The March 2nd episode of Family Guy, "Drunk With Power," had Peter Griffin in another political ploy, and in total comedic essence, he flubs up his responsibility. On the flip side of the penny, JSC Brett Kavanaugh enjoys the simplicity of Quahog.
Duff and Donuts recently launched a piece about the top five TV dads in animated TV, so now it's the moms' turn. Truthfully, women rule the roost when it comes to caring for the household, the kids, and financial necessities (sometimes), but they do it.
The 2025 Oscars will be airing live on ABC come March 2nd at 8 PM EST/7 PM CST, and it will be one for the history books, as there are several great movies up for an award. Yet, Family Guy will not be a part of the ceremony, but that doesn't mean.
The Simpsons are celebrating the 2025 Oscars this weekend with a two-day FXX marathon of movie-themed episodes! The Disney-owned network will air sixty back-to-back pieces highlighting the stars and, naturally, the animated comedy and hilarious satire.
Family Guy is new on March 2nd with the season 23 episode, "Drunk With Power." Peter is the star focus, and an unlikely government member is too- Brett Kavanaugh. The second Bush-era appointed Supreme Court Justice will get to walk a mile in Peter's shoes
TV dads can teach us many important life lessons, and the practice has been going strong since the 1950s. When it comes to animated TV dads, such as Homer Simpson from The Simpsons or Peter Griffin.
Everyone needs a rival to keep them on their toes and sharpen their tongues. For Family Guy's Stewie Griffin, giving him a rival only adds roundness to his character and a trait of vulnerability. The best one who brought out this side of Stewie was Doug.
Family Guy season 23 episode 2, "Live, Laugh, Love," had two concrete storylines that kept the viewers glued to their TV sets. We got another Peter shenanigan in the mix, and Lois connects with Principal Shepherd on a personal level.
It's Sunday, and you know what that means! A new episode of Family Guy is on tonight! Titled "Live, Laugh, Love," it'll be the perfect start to the week! Family Guy successfully dropped its season 23 premiere, "Fat Gun," on February 16th.
The Simpsons are ready to blast off and explore the wonders of space. You wouldn't think the average nuclear family from suburban America would partake in such adventures. This is The Simpsons, where anything is possible and nothing is out of bounds.
Family Guy ensures that its presence is known, whether it'd be a musical number, Peter's goofy shenanigans, or Stewie's initial planning of world domination. Yet, it's the premieres that could make or break a season, as they set the entire mood.
Family Guy returns tonight on Fox's Animation Domination block for season 23! It's been a minute since we last saw everyone, so the February 16th premiere episode, "Top Fat," will be a sweet reunion. The episode will reference the 1986 action movie.
Family Guy landed on Fox with their season 23 opener, "Fat Gun," on February 16th. The premiere was a Top Gun parody and the perfect introduction to the new season. If you know the movie Top Gun, you know that it was one of Tom Cruise's early Box Offices.
The 1980s was a significant decade for pop culture, and Family Guy took it to their advantage to create some awesome references for today's young audiences. They might not get the jokes as they were before their time, but for those who grew up in the 80s.
Family Guy, like The Simpsons, had a few romantic tales for Valentine's Day. The holiday is just too good to skip over for TV and create a funny love story or two. And if you know Family Guy, then there's going to be some grotesque humor stylings blended.
The Simpsons might have fulfilled another prediction when several of their past episodes had pivotal or worthy moments that have been reborn as memes. So, they were a thing before they became a well-known thing. We should be surprised, but we're not.
Disney+ has dropped its second exclusive The Simpsons episode, "The Past and the Furious," on February 12th. It was meant to act as a "supplement" to fill fans in until the mid-season 36 premiere in March.
Brian and Stewie- the delightful best friends from Family Guy-gives the Fox animated comedy lots of heart and interesting devices (no pun intended there) to dwell upon. If not for them, then Family Guy wouldn't been successful or have a reasoning voice.
Family Guy spotlighted the Griffin family for over 25 years, capturing their failures and triumphs. It's mostly the latter, but you can't argue that the moments created some spectacular TV. Much of that applause, should be credited to Brian and Stewie.