Pretty much laugh out loud all the way through (Family Guy)

Member Name: CokaCola

Product:	Family Guy
Date:	02/01/09 (14 review reads)
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Advantages: Funny, Interesting, Loads of Series

Disadvantages: Very awkward to watch with certain parents

This is the biggest bunch of laughs on TV. It's quite similar to programmes like the Simpsons, basically animated US comedy, but Family guy takes that little step further and is therefore maybe not recommended for some parents and grand parents. Whilst the Simpsons is mild, family guy contains some strong language and themes of a sexual nature - and take it from personal experience, it's quite an awkward programme to watch when you girlfriends conservative mother sits down in the room.

Seth McFarlane does most of the voices and is a very talented impressionist. My own favourite Character is the evil baby "Stuey" with the aristocratic English accent. He's a baby, though he freely communicates with the dog Brian and plots to kill his mother, or take over the world.

Some of the other interesting Characters include Peter Griffin, the main character, the "Family Guy" - a very stereotypical example of a fat US couch potato dad who's parenting methods often leave the viewer cringing. Next door Neighbour Glen Quagmire is also a favourite, being exceptionally perverted. He will for example ask Peter's daughter Meg with shw is 18 yet, and upon her syaing yes, will respond with "Alright!" - in his unique American accent.

Above all, Family guy is not only superficially very funny, but really it takes the mick out of present day American society and highlights by the use of Comedy the areas of corruption seen in every day life.

Summary: If you pause to think about society to day, you'll find it a lot funnier.