@@hobomike6935 It’s the Superintendent from PJs between Homer and Bender. Mulder and Scully from X-Files. Rupert Murdoch who owns Fox. Don’t know who the last guy is. Looks like Luke Perry but I don’t know the show.
@@hobomike6935the man and woman next to each other are obviously X-Files and the dude with the hair on the left I think is Becker. The others I have no idea
0:42 you know you are a true voice actor when you can still do the old voice. Edit: something i realized while watching old simpsons clips is that homers voice did sound different but his laugh was always the same, also i remember watching a episode of the simpsons on tv where they save the creator of violence in cartoons or smth but then the old vers of bart and lisa appear and take the credit for it, i dont remember the episode very much but does anylne remember it or know the episode name?
They did a treehouse of horror episode a few years ago where the modern Simpsons meet their former selves from the 80’s and they all had the old voices they had back then.
* In the shadows * Bender: "Well I got to wait a thousand years, I am going to enjoy the peace and quiet and taking drinks from a dumb old man upstairs." Homer: "Who took my drinks? Was it you boy?" Bart: "Ha ha I wish but I didn't touch them a robot did" Homer: "Where is he?" Bart: "In the basement" * Basement door gets kicked open * Bender: "You ratted me out you little punk!"
Funny considering Family Guy used to make fun of the Simpsons for being past it’s prime and not funny anymore, now the Simpsons is doing the same thing
@@john_mccarthy_hi dude, my comment had nothing to do with that, and I don't watch either show because both of them are shit smeared on the wall. Complain somewhere else. Like, not on a Simpson's video, maybe?
The fact that they had the Family Guy cast in their regular skin colors in every other cameo then just made them Simpsons yellow for the 25th anniversary one
1:51 This scene is clever, i love them using the 2 beer brands as metaphors for the shows. Also its crazy hearing peter literally exactly describe my relationship with Family Guy at the end. 2:37
I mean it's definetely on the nose, but I appreciate a public dialogue where they aire their opinions rather than just slinging jokes at one another when they can't really fight back except for in the their own show, which again makes it look petty and childlike; this seems adult and measured.
@@Greendawn-di3dl It's people who currently write for the Simpsons who did nothing to make it great conversing with people who currently write for Family Guy. With no actual understanding of the history of the shows or it's inner workings. It's two fans fanficing their incorrect perceptions of two characters interacting. Their only thing in common is how fox ruined them both. Watch family simp. It's a good cartoon that takes the piss
@@JJLarge he was Australian until he became an American citizen so he could buy 20th Century-Fox from Marvin Davis and Metromedia from John Kluge to form the Fox network.
Fun fact: there is a crossover of the simpsons and futurama and the events of that episode caused it where bender is deactivated in the Simpsons basement until the year 3000
The difference is that *Family Guy* was right then and now. Many people believed *The Simpsons* was already on a downhill spiral before 1999. I wasn’t one of those people at the time, but in hindsight, I could see that some of the problems with this show started before Mike Scully became executive producer, and all of them are of the show’s own making. They believed they could do no wrong, and for a while, they did no wrong. But now they can do no right, and it is not only embarrassing to watch them go through the motions like this, it’s equally embarrassing to watch anybody defend it.
@@simonsalgueiro6217Family Guy definiely had a touch and millions of people love Family Guy. Especially people like me that grew up watching the 2000s episodes. There are also people like me that were never fans of Simpsons to begin with
@@AttmayThe entire reason Family Guy returned from initial cancelment is because millions of people wanted tje show back. And it was commonly one of the most watched shows on TV during the 2000s. Just because YOU dont like something doesnt mean everyone else has to feel the same way
It's a dumb joke because it doesn't make sense. Peter says he doesn't like Duff but turns out his beer IS Duff with a different label on it. And Homer drinks it at first and says he doesn't like it, that it tastes like a cheap knock off of Duff, on for the beer to be revealed to actually BE Duff Beer, then gets mad at Peter for saying it sucks. The whole joke is contradictory, it's lazy writing.
See i dont think it is,@jimmypeeps8471. I think it shows how defensive they get about their beer, even if it means doing so to ridiculous extremes with no logic behind it
@@jimmypeeps8471Well, maybe not. I’ve had a theory for a few years about this. We know Pawtucket Pat Ale was bought by another company, and we also know Burns is on the Duff board. My theory is, to save money, Burns actually gives PP the older batches to sell as Pawtucket Pat Ale. The Quahogians are so stupid, they don’t notice.
Family Guy was canceled at least two different times. The show's most recent revival is due to its reruns being played on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim) where it received a large amount of ratings from children who mainly watch that network.
it's still so weird that in response to the "plagiarismo de plagiarismo" joke seth made a rape joke about marge and killed all the simpsons in a gag 😭 bro it was not that serious
The commentary track for that episode is so unintentionally funny, because Seth still sounds bitter about the joke even then lol. You expect him to make some lighthearted reference, but he just sounds irritated at the whole thing
I thought Seth went a little too far with that joke, especially with Quagmire shooting all the members of the Simpson family after he and Marge got caught by Homer.
Love how all these "Family Guy Simpson references" or "Simpson Family Guy references" videos all just choose a random scene out of the crossover to include lmao
They sure bet on the wrong horse! Between the two, I knew FG would prevail. *The PJ’s* basically killed Will Vinton’s career; it was only after that point that his studio ended up in the hands of Chilly T. Seriously, even Tom Hanks‘s son has more street cred.
@Attmay so sad that the company a man created with his name in it got taken over by a billionaire, then afterwards they release bangers like Coraline and ParaNorman, which would have been around the time of Vinton's cancer diagnosis (speculation). Just, oof.
They bet on the wrong horse and I knew that even then. *The PJs* was like a bad *south barf* ripoff combined with a bad *Good Times* ripoff. From the very first episode, *Family Guy* was like nothing I had ever seen before, even after seeing every episode of this show leading up to it in terms of tone and structure, and in terms of capturing pre- and post-Boomer cultural zeitgeists the way this show captured that of the Baby Boomers. Fox was also having trouble replacing *Married with Children* as a show that tested the limits of what you could actually do on a network show. This fit that bill better than the shoes Al Bundy sold fit their customers. This aged as well as their slams at MwC when it was still on the air.
@@Attmay The only bright spark is that Chilly T gave us Laitka. But Will did not deserve to be kicked out of his own company. The poor guy was a legend.
The “Seth Sings Sinatra- Mandatory” is probably a joke about how he threw a big party for the writing staff after Family Guy wrapped up and afterwards had a big orchestra play while he sang for like 2 hours. Wasn’t mandatory but after your boss puts out an amazing spread and invites your families you feel obligated to stick around. Heard this from Hayes Davenport on the podcast Hollywood Handbook who was a writer. He wasn’t complaining exactly, said he was a very generous guy. Also that podcast is pretty good but there’s over 300 episodes. So quality fluctuates and was different from when it started. They are great at being awful Hollywood asses who are very condescending and somewhat racist while pretending to be so in touch with minorities and magnanimous to the working class! So good I didn’t get the bit at first and thought it was genuine.
To his credit, there are worse things you can be known for as a creative or runner of this industry, so if singing Sinatra for 2 hours is one of the worst "horror" stories that comes out of it behind the scenes, that is good fucking luck right there.
@@motherplayer True… Very true. Wasn’t really a horror story. He said it was a great environment and Seth was generous. Just more an anecdote about how much he loves singing and why it’s in his stuff so much,
It's great that the creator of Futurama has allowed the characters to be used on The Simpsons numerous times! I wonder if he knows the creator of The Simpsons 🤔🤔
The future home of Family Guy World basically Soarin over Quahog, Quagmires of the Caribbean, Dump on Meg, Seth sings Sinatra-Mandatory, and of course Stewie saying "I was the it boy in 2006".
I remember when Family Guy first came out. Nobody really watched it, I was introduced because somehow Fast Food had Family Guy Toys for Kid's Meals. I'm talking First Season Family Guy.
I understood Burger King selling Simpsons toys for their kids meals back in 1994 because back then, The Simpsons was still seen as kids media. Family Guy, even early Family Guy, never has been targeted towards kids, so I'm shocked that there were kids meal toys made of the characters. Was it Wendy's or Subway?
In their earliest seasons. Yep, Simpsons used to be gold and Family Guy was actually tolerable at one time. Anyway, I haven't given up on Futurama and American Dad.
1:20 And Family Guy, American Dad and Bob’s Burgers. It’s strange how for the Simpsons it looks completely normal, but for everything else it’s cursed. Guess it depends on what the baseline is.
I love how Homer calls Pawtucket the same but worse than Duff but then it just normal Duff, you would think the joke would be that its Duff lite or Duff extra or something like that
I feel like seeing bobs burgers in anything is more of a meme than Peter griffin cuz like bob would never leave his restaurant just to hang around idle while Peter and Stan would be in France and the uk in a cutscene 🤣
Still surprising that American Dad and Futurama are still going. Yeah, I know Futurama kept popping up and gone, but still they somehow keep coming back. 😅
Glad to hear you bring up those two shows. Futurama and American Dad are all I can take from their creators. At least neither one of those two programs are showing off or being exploited as much.
@Attmay Futurama is getting old?? Simpsons has been around longer and is getting old itself!!! Look, if you still follow The Simpsons then fine. Stop making out that your opinion has to matter more. I'd rather just walk away from adult animation altogether but I can't. I am fucking obsessed with American Dad, South Park and Futurama. Also, AD might be in its final season this year. Bet that makes you happy, Attmay.
Its actually kinda funny how the crossover episode was written by the family guy writers but theyre the ones that wrote that Pawtucket ale was repackaged duff lol
What doesn't make sense about the end scene is Homer says the beer isn't good. Then says it's a cheap knock off of Duff. Then he reveals it actually IS Duff Beer, then gets mad at Peter who says he doesn't like Duff, even though his beer is technically Duff. So which is it Peter? You like Duff only with a different label on it? How does that make sense? And which is it Homer? Does Duff taste good or not? Because you just said it doesn't then defended it like it was. I GET THE JOKE here, but it's lazy writing because it doesn't make sense.
The funny thing is about Family Guy is that unlike The Simpsons, it's still relevant nowadays. The Simpsons, despite being a cultural juggernaut in the 90s and still running today, has lost most of it's cultural relevance and is rather niche nowadays compared to something like The Office or Friends despite those shows not having new episodes anymore. The only time I've seen it be brought up outside of the cartoon community was the various controversies it had with Apu and Michael Jackson, the Steamed Hams meme, and the Death Note parody. If you asked a young person who Simpsons characters were, they would probably not know about them, but if you asked a young person about Family Guy, they would probably tell you all about them. Family Guy clips have become popular on Tiktok for better or for worse, keeping the show relevant for years. The Simpsons is kind of like Seinfeld or Cheers in the sense that people are aware of it's cultural impact, but the show has become more niche in recent years, which makes sense for Seinfeld or Cheers because they're long over and their audience is boomers and older gen X as opposed to millennials, but The Simpsons is still running.
Friends has never been and will never be even remotely funny…I’ve never been so lost as to what the hype was for a show…they probably show reruns of it in hell because sitting through just episode is sheer torture.
That's super, from the sitcom, The pj's. He was voiced by Eddie Murphy, if I'm not mistaken, Matt Greoning or one of the other directors of the simpsons created the series. The character's name is Thurgood stubbs, but he's nicknamed " super ".
Simpsons: uses a former *Golden Girl* to call *Family Guy* “crude, lowbrow programming” instead of actually resolving the plot that had Homer and the girl he called Lisa Jr about to be incinerated Also Simpsons: Has the main character from an even cruder and lower-brow short-lived Eddie Murphy star vehicle that destroyed Will Vinton‘s career manning the phone lines Also Also Simpsons: Did an episode about magic jockeys two weeks earlier, and I don’t mean Homer’s underpants. Golden Girls: Wins Emmys for old ladies telling dirty jokes, inspired actual *Family Guy* cutaway gag
I wonder how Seth McFarlane must’ve felt when he realized Family Guy was THAT popular to be mentioned on The Simpsons and for his show to even seem as popular.
It's so weird seeing Bender and Hank Hill technically together in the same scene.
Especially when it's in the early 90's format
0:07 can someone please list all the parodies in the seating? I only recognize Hank hill and bender
This was the year 2000. The 90s were over. We survived the decade that made the 1970s look good by comparison.
@@hobomike6935 It’s the Superintendent from PJs between Homer and Bender. Mulder and Scully from X-Files. Rupert Murdoch who owns Fox. Don’t know who the last guy is. Looks like Luke Perry but I don’t know the show.
@@hobomike6935the man and woman next to each other are obviously X-Files and the dude with the hair on the left I think is Becker. The others I have no idea
Lois this is worse than the time The Simpsons made fun of us
LOIS: Which time, Peter? I’ve been keeping track so I can have evidence to file a defamation of character suit.
You think that's bad! Remember when that fat kid from Colorado tried to get us cancelled? Heheheheheheheheheheheheheeheheheheheheheheh.
The Simpsons did Family Guy
But literally nothing is worse than THAT time Family Guy “made fun of” The Simpsons
The Gintoki Pfp makes this comment better lol
0:42 you know you are a true voice actor when you can still do the old voice.
Edit: something i realized while watching old simpsons clips is that homers voice did sound different but his laugh was always the same, also i remember watching a episode of the simpsons on tv where they save the creator of violence in cartoons or smth but then the old vers of bart and lisa appear and take the credit for it, i dont remember the episode very much but does anylne remember it or know the episode name?
They did a treehouse of horror episode a few years ago where the modern Simpsons meet their former selves from the 80’s and they all had the old voices they had back then.
You mean the good voice?
No, they only paid him to say it once and dubbed it from the Tracy Ullman soundtrack. Cheap bastards.
@@straightpipediesel MEEP
Its the bare minimum lol
Fry: "Bender why were you in the Simpsons?"
Bender: "No reason"
He got bored waiting for the future.
"Time for you to shut it!"
He technically is in the simpsons rn, he's waiting in the basement.
* In the shadows *
Bender: "Well I got to wait a thousand years, I am going to enjoy the peace and quiet and taking drinks from a dumb old man upstairs."
Homer: "Who took my drinks? Was it you boy?"
Bart: "Ha ha I wish but I didn't touch them a robot did"
Homer: "Where is he?"
Bart: "In the basement"
* Basement door gets kicked open *
Bender: "You ratted me out you little punk!"
Technically Fry has been in The Simpsons...he was in one of the Couch Gags
1:47 that stewie impression lol.
It's such a good bad impression.
I was the it boy in 2006!
That was one of the most super talented voice actors Chris Edgerly doing the Stewie impression here. 😂😊
It's somewhat more like pre-revival Stewie
Funny considering Family Guy used to make fun of the Simpsons for being past it’s prime and not funny anymore, now the Simpsons is doing the same thing
The deepest cut was "Seth sings Sinatra -Mandatory".
Haha. That was the best part
DEEP CUT!?!? LIKE THE HIT IDOL TRIO FROM SPLATOON 3!?!? 😮😮😮
1:39 wait is that a… A CUTAWAY GAG???
The Simpsons were doing cutaway gags long before Family Guy even existed.
@@bowmaj8666 I honestly prefer the way Simpsons do cutaways
@@oreocreme450 I mean, their humour is not 100% cutaway based like family guy
That’s the blonde space marine girl from wreck it Ralph
@@oscarpro8349family guy isn't 100% cutaway gags don't be disingenuous
"Seth sings Sinatra *Mandatory" sounds about right
He ties you to a chair and sings at you
Then he repats the entire show with all of his other voices.
and how did they copy simpsons? simpsons is luke warm piss and has been for decades.
@@john_mccarthy_hi dude, my comment had nothing to do with that, and I don't watch either show because both of them are shit smeared on the wall. Complain somewhere else. Like, not on a Simpson's video, maybe?
@@0BucketMask0you're annoying as hell
1:10 plagiarismo di plagiarismo is such a two birds one stone type a burn.
When they stole the episode where Peter became the grim reaper outright, they forfeited their right to complain.
Nah American Dad is funnier because the characters were already set in stone and they couldn't devolve unlike Family Guy. And it's still funny
@@cosmicdunsparce That doesn't change that the Simpsons completely dog walked them in that scene.
Seth McFarland took that personality
@@AttmaySimpsons is still consistently funnier than FamGuy.
I always love the Peter in the treehouse of horror being that he's a copy of Homer.
Ah yes really deep and insightful
The fact that they had the Family Guy cast in their regular skin colors in every other cameo then just made them Simpsons yellow for the 25th anniversary one
One of the scenes is from Family Guy, hence the regular skin colour.
The yellow version of Peter looks so uncanny lol
Small things like that annoy me. I DEMAND CONSISTENCY!!!
Ah, yes.. the pjs..
I think I saw every episode, but can only recall little fragments.
The Projects!
Low rent, high rise Ya'll
@@Babbleplaysame. not a single memory yet i watched all of it. same with dinosaurs... lmao
@@TheRealFry2024 PJs oh, yeah. Projects,
1:51 This scene is clever, i love them using the 2 beer brands as metaphors for the shows. Also its crazy hearing peter literally exactly describe my relationship with Family Guy at the end. 2:37
I mean it's definetely on the nose, but I appreciate a public dialogue where they aire their opinions rather than just slinging jokes at one another when they can't really fight back except for in the their own show, which again makes it look petty and childlike; this seems adult and measured.
@@Greendawn-di3dl It's people who currently write for the Simpsons who did nothing to make it great conversing with people who currently write for Family Guy. With no actual understanding of the history of the shows or it's inner workings. It's two fans fanficing their incorrect perceptions of two characters interacting. Their only thing in common is how fox ruined them both. Watch family simp. It's a good cartoon that takes the piss
@@Greendawn-di3dlikr, totally agree
"Plagiarismo de plagiarismo" 💀💀💀
They did Stan Smith so dirty 😭
American Dad is really mostly it's own thing at this point 💀
@@20thCY It was always its own thing now it's a new era fad...
Most of these comedies trace their routes back an old sitcom called the Honey Mooners. All they did over the decades as add in some extra gimmicks.
Based lmfao
Murdock should have said "Dollarydoos"
Brock?
What are you doing here
Only if he accepted a collect call from the states
He's British not australian
@@JJLarge he was Australian until he became an American citizen so he could buy 20th Century-Fox from Marvin Davis and Metromedia from John Kluge to form the Fox network.
There is a book about this show that he agreed to grant an interview for, but Matt Groening did not.
1:47 it seems today that all you see is Simpsons also making fun of Meg Griffin.
Because they refuse to call Lisa out on all her toxic bullshit.
@@Attmayshe's a kid
@@pandequesoMeg technically was too until the episode where she turned 18 and Quagmire started dating her
@@pandequesothat’s no excuse given the way Lisa is portrayed in the show.
1:19 yellow family guy doesn’t exist, it can’t hurt you.
Yellow family guy:
Has Bob's burgers showed up in other episodes? That might be the first time I recall seeing them on the Simpsons
In the spinoff -Simpson Guy-, Peter said that everyone is yellow because the people of Springfield have hepatitis.
RIP Betty White (January 17, 1922 - December 31, 2021)
R.I.P. Betty White 😢🌹
♫ Thank you for being a friend ♪
She should have made it to 100
RIP
Fun fact: there is a crossover of the simpsons and futurama and the events of that episode caused it where bender is deactivated in the Simpsons basement until the year 3000
With all the times that Family Guy poked fun at The Simpsons, it’s always nice when it’s the other way around.
The difference is that *Family Guy* was right then and now. Many people believed *The Simpsons* was already on a downhill spiral before 1999. I wasn’t one of those people at the time, but in hindsight, I could see that some of the problems with this show started before Mike Scully became executive producer, and all of them are of the show’s own making. They believed they could do no wrong, and for a while, they did no wrong. But now they can do no right, and it is not only embarrassing to watch them go through the motions like this, it’s equally embarrassing to watch anybody defend it.
@@AttmayWell, ya, the Simpsons lost it's touch. But the thing is, Family Guy never had any touch. At least the Simpsons had 9 awesome seasons.
@@simonsalgueiro6217Family Guy definiely had a touch and millions of people love Family Guy. Especially people like me that grew up watching the 2000s episodes.
There are also people like me that were never fans of Simpsons to begin with
@@AttmayThe entire reason Family Guy returned from initial cancelment is because millions of people wanted tje show back. And it was commonly one of the most watched shows on TV during the 2000s.
Just because YOU dont like something doesnt mean everyone else has to feel the same way
@@ling8956 Family Guy is an embarrassing shell of its former self.
0:10 The super from the PJs!
I love that show
Your a bastard mr stubs
The sinatra mandatory joke is really funny to me. Seth does fawn over the guy a lot.
Sinatra and unknown 1950 - 1970s TV stars no one remembers but he mentions constantly in his skits..
@@Rudeljaeger
Honestly, that's always been my biggest complaint about family guy.
Would you believe other adult animation jokes pull the same thing?
I love how the thumbnail says “Seth sings Sinatra… Mandatory”.
I love Seth singing but that’s so true
I can’t believe i just got the joke of the argument about the beer
It's a dumb joke because it doesn't make sense. Peter says he doesn't like Duff but turns out his beer IS Duff with a different label on it. And Homer drinks it at first and says he doesn't like it, that it tastes like a cheap knock off of Duff, on for the beer to be revealed to actually BE Duff Beer, then gets mad at Peter for saying it sucks. The whole joke is contradictory, it's lazy writing.
See i dont think it is,@jimmypeeps8471. I think it shows how defensive they get about their beer, even if it means doing so to ridiculous extremes with no logic behind it
@@jimmypeeps8471Yeah, it's not a single joke with one punchline but a bunch of forced micro jokes with incompatible punchlines.
@@jimmypeeps8471Well, maybe not. I’ve had a theory for a few years about this. We know Pawtucket Pat Ale was bought by another company, and we also know Burns is on the Duff board. My theory is, to save money, Burns actually gives PP the older batches to sell as Pawtucket Pat Ale. The Quahogians are so stupid, they don’t notice.
Are you two intentionally missing the obvious metaphor?
Peter describing how no one has payed much attention to the Simpsons in 13 years is some tounge -in-cheek comedy gold
Family Guy was canceled at least two different times. The show's most recent revival is due to its reruns being played on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim) where it received a large amount of ratings from children who mainly watch that network.
I miss it when The Simpsons actually used to make fun of Family Guy instead of becoming a sellout to them.
You think that was bad, remember the Time Homer make a rip off version of peter griffin, you know what really grinds my gears.
Simpsons sold out before Family Guy was even Larry and Steve.
@@JT-qw1cn They can. Just not in this format.
@@Magnet_Chaos they can, just not without better writing.
@@tysontaggart7246 That too.
it's still so weird that in response to the "plagiarismo de plagiarismo" joke seth made a rape joke about marge and killed all the simpsons in a gag 😭 bro it was not that serious
Is that what that was I thought that was just outta the blue nowhere. 😂 not gonna lie it makes it funnier
Oh shit really??? I didn’t know there was history behind that one odd joke of Quagmire and Marge.
The commentary track for that episode is so unintentionally funny, because Seth still sounds bitter about the joke even then lol.
You expect him to make some lighthearted reference, but he just sounds irritated at the whole thing
I thought Seth went a little too far with that joke, especially with Quagmire shooting all the members of the Simpson family after he and Marge got caught by Homer.
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"Plagiarismo di Plagiarismo"
It's Italian not Spanish
1:08 lol, there you have it, that's our story, Stan's dead. Goodnight.
Bring Cee Lo Green back for another one!
Plagirism is peter and the american dad is the plagirist of the plagerist
1:48 It was hard for me to notice that was Peter Griffin THE ACTUAL PETER GRIFFIN
You want to explained that a bit, because I'm confused.
@@thomaschitham3487same
@@thomaschitham3487 I think he means that the dude who is posing as Peter Griffin, it's actually the real Peter Griffin using a big head
That’s a fucking good impression of Stewie in the older seasons
Love how all these "Family Guy Simpson references" or "Simpson Family Guy references" videos all just choose a random scene out of the crossover to include lmao
"Plagiarismo"
"Plagiarismo di plagiarismo"
That Hank Hill looks incredibly cursed
I keep looking but I don't see Hank anywhere.
"I sell Simpson's Propane and Simpson's Pronane Accessories"
@@JimTheCuratorin the back row at about 0:09
@@TekPlayzGamesoh hell, he's right, that Hank is cursed.
I'm more Horrified by Thurgood there.
Look at his....face....
Noticed all the characters in the
Background from past fox shows?😂
The Eddie Murphy claymation show, haha.
They sure bet on the wrong horse! Between the two, I knew FG would prevail. *The PJ’s* basically killed Will Vinton’s career; it was only after that point that his studio ended up in the hands of Chilly T. Seriously, even Tom Hanks‘s son has more street cred.
@Attmay so sad that the company a man created with his name in it got taken over by a billionaire, then afterwards they release bangers like Coraline and ParaNorman, which would have been around the time of Vinton's cancer diagnosis (speculation). Just, oof.
They bet on the wrong horse and I knew that even then. *The PJs* was like a bad *south barf* ripoff combined with a bad *Good Times* ripoff. From the very first episode, *Family Guy* was like nothing I had ever seen before, even after seeing every episode of this show leading up to it in terms of tone and structure, and in terms of capturing pre- and post-Boomer cultural zeitgeists the way this show captured that of the Baby Boomers. Fox was also having trouble replacing *Married with Children* as a show that tested the limits of what you could actually do on a network show. This fit that bill better than the shoes Al Bundy sold fit their customers. This aged as well as their slams at MwC when it was still on the air.
@@Attmay The only bright spark is that Chilly T gave us Laitka. But Will did not deserve to be kicked out of his own company. The poor guy was a legend.
0:09 From the creators of "2D models usually translates like shit to 3D" here comes "Oh god what is that"
1:02 “The American Criminals” wow 😅
Plagio meanig copy, so Peter is Copy and Stan Copy of the Copy ahaha
The “Seth Sings Sinatra- Mandatory” is probably a joke about how he threw a big party for the writing staff after Family Guy wrapped up and afterwards had a big orchestra play while he sang for like 2 hours. Wasn’t mandatory but after your boss puts out an amazing spread and invites your families you feel obligated to stick around.
Heard this from Hayes Davenport on the podcast Hollywood Handbook who was a writer. He wasn’t complaining exactly, said he was a very generous guy.
Also that podcast is pretty good but there’s over 300 episodes. So quality fluctuates and was different from when it started. They are great at being awful Hollywood asses who are very condescending and somewhat racist while pretending to be so in touch with minorities and magnanimous to the working class!
So good I didn’t get the bit at first and thought it was genuine.
hot dog go to bathroom
@@Idran Such an engineer Cody…
HAHAHA! It’s like finding a fellow metal fan!
To his credit, there are worse things you can be known for as a creative or runner of this industry, so if singing Sinatra for 2 hours is one of the worst "horror" stories that comes out of it behind the scenes, that is good fucking luck right there.
@@motherplayer True… Very true. Wasn’t really a horror story. He said it was a great environment and Seth was generous. Just more an anecdote about how much he loves singing and why it’s in his stuff so much,
Seth seems like a cool guy honestly
0:14 Bender’s first cameo appearance
It's great that the creator of Futurama has allowed the characters to be used on The Simpsons numerous times! I wonder if he knows the creator of The Simpsons 🤔🤔
NOPE!!!!
Thurgood Stubbs and Hank Hill!
The future home of Family Guy World basically Soarin over Quahog, Quagmires of the Caribbean, Dump on Meg, Seth sings Sinatra-Mandatory, and of course Stewie saying "I was the it boy in 2006".
1:47 I was the It Boy in 2006.
I remember when Family Guy first came out. Nobody really watched it, I was introduced because somehow Fast Food had Family Guy Toys for Kid's Meals. I'm talking First Season Family Guy.
Family Guy had kid's meal toys? Now I'm interested. Which fast food restaurant was it?
I understood Burger King selling Simpsons toys for their kids meals back in 1994 because back then, The Simpsons was still seen as kids media. Family Guy, even early Family Guy, never has been targeted towards kids, so I'm shocked that there were kids meal toys made of the characters. Was it Wendy's or Subway?
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Could have been Subway.
"Seth sings Sinatra - MANDATORY" okay that's a good one.
I've never really imagined the simpsons referencing a show like the PJs, let alone comparing it to their sister show Futurama.
I like how Hank Hill is yellow instead of white
They couldn’t have Khan and his family?
0:20 How do I know you don't also have low-brow humor?
I love how in the last bit, the two beer brands are supposed to be metaphors for the shows.
Both TV shows have provided a lot of laughs over the years.
In their earliest seasons. Yep, Simpsons used to be gold and Family Guy was actually tolerable at one time. Anyway, I haven't given up on Futurama and American Dad.
0:29 cursed yellow-skinned Hank Hill
1:20 And Family Guy, American Dad and Bob’s Burgers.
It’s strange how for the Simpsons it looks completely normal, but for everything else it’s cursed. Guess it depends on what the baseline is.
1:46 I love that "Seth Sings Sinatra" is mandatory.
I love how Homer calls Pawtucket the same but worse than Duff but then it just normal Duff, you would think the joke would be that its Duff lite or Duff extra or something like that
I feel like seeing bobs burgers in anything is more of a meme than Peter griffin cuz like bob would never leave his restaurant just to hang around idle while Peter and Stan would be in France and the uk in a cutscene 🤣
What episode is that at 0:48?
Still surprising that American Dad and Futurama are still going. Yeah, I know Futurama kept popping up and gone, but still they somehow keep coming back. 😅
Glad to hear you bring up those two shows. Futurama and American Dad are all I can take from their creators. At least neither one of those two programs are showing off or being exploited as much.
@@SexandtheCityGirl American Dad was never any good. *Futurama* has been getting old. Some of the Comedy Central episodes were unwatchable.
@Attmay Says the possibly autistic Simpsons and Family Guy fan who doesn't like new shows from the same creators. You hate South Park too, right?
@Attmay Futurama is getting old?? Simpsons has been around longer and is getting old itself!!! Look, if you still follow The Simpsons then fine. Stop making out that your opinion has to matter more. I'd rather just walk away from adult animation altogether but I can't. I am fucking obsessed with American Dad, South Park and Futurama. Also, AD might be in its final season this year. Bet that makes you happy, Attmay.
@@Attmay I'll bet you're unwatchable.
Its actually kinda funny how the crossover episode was written by the family guy writers but theyre the ones that wrote that Pawtucket ale was repackaged duff lol
therefore, the crossover turned out to be a failure. The Simpsons universe was used there as a commercial move, not an artistic idea.
Bart: “I was the it boy in 1992. Remember ‘Don’t have a cow, man?’ ”
Love how he took a sip of his drink just to spit it out again
1:13 can anyone tell the song please it’s so good
I wish they can make another crossover with The Simpsons and Family Guy
When’s FG doing Easter with Emmanuel Lewis? If they really wanted to rip *The Simpsons* off that badly, we’d have seen that years ago.
@@Attmayfamily guy didn’t rip them off though
2:39 This is literally how Rhode Islanders treat most disagreements
"Seth sings Sinatra - Mandatory" feels vicious
1:53 It's so bad when I thought it was going to say Cerveza Cristal.😭
I just love how the Italian police has a book of American criminals just in case.
“You can’t just slap a label on something and call it your own.”
Shots fired.
What episode did the last clip from
What doesn't make sense about the end scene is Homer says the beer isn't good. Then says it's a cheap knock off of Duff. Then he reveals it actually IS Duff Beer, then gets mad at Peter who says he doesn't like Duff, even though his beer is technically Duff.
So which is it Peter? You like Duff only with a different label on it? How does that make sense?
And which is it Homer? Does Duff taste good or not? Because you just said it doesn't then defended it like it was.
I GET THE JOKE here, but it's lazy writing because it doesn't make sense.
1:57 thats a family guy episode tho
Cel-animated Bender is a cursed sight
Is that the projects in the background too? Lol
Yeah it is (Fire show)
The funny thing is about Family Guy is that unlike The Simpsons, it's still relevant nowadays. The Simpsons, despite being a cultural juggernaut in the 90s and still running today, has lost most of it's cultural relevance and is rather niche nowadays compared to something like The Office or Friends despite those shows not having new episodes anymore. The only time I've seen it be brought up outside of the cartoon community was the various controversies it had with Apu and Michael Jackson, the Steamed Hams meme, and the Death Note parody. If you asked a young person who Simpsons characters were, they would probably not know about them, but if you asked a young person about Family Guy, they would probably tell you all about them. Family Guy clips have become popular on Tiktok for better or for worse, keeping the show relevant for years. The Simpsons is kind of like Seinfeld or Cheers in the sense that people are aware of it's cultural impact, but the show has become more niche in recent years, which makes sense for Seinfeld or Cheers because they're long over and their audience is boomers and older gen X as opposed to millennials, but The Simpsons is still running.
And who's watching South Park?
It is a rather controversial statement that young people do not know about the Simpsons, even if they are not as popular now as they used to be.
Friends has never been and will never be even remotely funny…I’ve never been so lost as to what the hype was for a show…they probably show reruns of it in hell because sitting through just episode is sheer torture.
You could have just said "I prefer Family Guy"
1:44 I love how the Simpsons are poking fun of them even though they opened their own theme park
Disney having a Family Guy world is cursed but I would be lying if I didn’t want to see it happen.
"Seth sings Sinatra mandatory" ahahahaha so true
I love how it's mandatory for visitors to Family Guy World to listen to Seth Macfarlane do his Frank Sinatra impression
It’s funny how Fox just lets their oldest shows make fun of them. Can criticize them if they’re aware.
anyone else notice that Bender looks slightly different in the Simpsons artstyle?
2:35 Liqiud Snake is disappointed
I love that PJs just chilling in the background lol
2:10 in fairness most american beer tastes the same. According to my dad anyway
“Seth Sings Sinatra - Mandatory” fucking KILLED me
1:47 "Seth Sings Sinatra (MANDATORY)"
I like how they poke fun at the fact that Seth takes literally every opportunity to show off his singing skills.
hank hill, the guy from the pjs, and bender all in one panning shot.
The funny thing is: Now days i would rather watch Family Guy than Simpsons
Better watch none of them.
Same here I’d rather watch family guy than simpsons
And I'd rather watch Futurama and American Dad. Still, that is.
MacFarlane really took that Plagerismo bit personally
RIP The PJs. You sure did exist.
I love how chill Peter was about not liking Duff but Homer is just all pissed, even though they are essentially drinking the same product.
These references are kinda hilarious
My therapist: "Yellow Bob Belcher isn't real, he can't hurt you."
Yellow Bob Belcher: 1:20
i like how roger isn't yellow lol
Ummm....he's an alien.
@@marissawolff8491 don't mean they couldn't make him yellow for a laugh
1:20 whats the track id
"don't get me wrong, i used to love duff when i was younger but i haven't had it in like thirteen years." ROFLOL so true
Does anybody know what’s the music that plays from 1:13 to 1:35?
0:10 Why's Gerald there? He belongs in "Hey Arnold!".
That's super, from the sitcom, The pj's. He was voiced by Eddie Murphy, if I'm not mistaken, Matt Greoning or one of the other directors of the simpsons created the series. The character's name is Thurgood stubbs, but he's nicknamed " super ".
@@adamnanney4952 nice, I was trying to find this answer and couldn't
I an GENUINELY surprised I haven't ever seen Family Guy mascots at parks yet.
Is that the dad from the pjs next to bender
Simpsons: uses a former *Golden Girl* to call *Family Guy* “crude, lowbrow programming” instead of actually resolving the plot that had Homer and the girl he called Lisa Jr about to be incinerated
Also Simpsons: Has the main character from an even cruder and lower-brow short-lived Eddie Murphy star vehicle that destroyed Will Vinton‘s career manning the phone lines
Also Also Simpsons: Did an episode about magic jockeys two weeks earlier, and I don’t mean Homer’s underpants.
Golden Girls: Wins Emmys for old ladies telling dirty jokes, inspired actual *Family Guy* cutaway gag
I wonder how Seth McFarlane must’ve felt when he realized Family Guy was THAT popular to be mentioned on The Simpsons and for his show to even seem as popular.
I kind of wish Dan Castlanetta stuck with his Walter Matthau impression since one of Homer’s clones uses it. Please don’t hate me.
1:06 "Drinko Drive-o" made me laugh out loud more than the actual family guy joke.
what's that song in the middle?
I can't believe I missed that on-the-nose veiled dialogue in the last one.