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Himchaotzse17
Family guy is often judge by its superficial appearance of being one-dimensional crap to lots of people who compare it the Simpsons elements, but the show itself has hidden depths of old and new personality traits of all the characters, however the writers should serialize the storylines into story arcs that last longer. The show's still great, but needs more fixing of the quality and animation formats.
Checkina Coulibaly
Family Guy is amazing show. The storylines are hilarious and cynical as always. The characters are great, but need more character development to win back their fans. The writers seriously need to step up and fix some of the issues within the show's quality. Otherwise, it's still one of the many greatest cartoons of all time.
Eric Martens
Family Guy used to be the funniest animated sitcom and my favorite animated sitcom on TV. I was never a big fan of the Simpsons, South Park, King of the Hill or any other animated sitcom. This show falls somewhere between the mainstream family-friendly Simpsons and the overtly crass South Park. Nevertheless, it is about as un-PC as you can get and makes fun of virtually everyone.However, beginning around 2006 shortly after coming back on-air this show started to go downhill and lost its edge. All of the jokes became centered around Quagmire's hatred of Brian or his overzealous sex life, cutaway bits that are drawn out to the point of awkwardness, constant pop culture references, or flashbacks that start along the lines of "This is more ____ than that time I _____" or "This is like that time I _____". While this show has lost its originality and creativity it's still better than most of the mindless crap on TV today. I continue to watch reruns of the old shows on Adult Swim but once it gets past Season 4 (2005-2006ish) I stop watching.
