South Park- How Family Guy Jokes Are Made (Good Quality)
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2015
- This is the actual way the Family Guy writers come up with their jokes.
I own none of the rights to these clips from South Park. All rights go to Comedy Central. - Розваги
This aged..embarrassingly well.
the "Good Quality" did not however
Really. You feel embarrassed.
Matt Stone and Trey Parker…
Together they’re pure comedy gold
What happened recently?
It didn't. More like Family guy humour didn't aged at all.
I love the way that the laundry is totally disconnected from the actual joke.
its the missing continuity
You think that’s bad…. because it is
Uhh yeah that's the point. You get points right?
@@legitbeans9078 I love the way your comment makes fun of this guy by telling him that something was done intentionally and is the point of doing it like it was done.
Oh wait that was the point of your comment. You get points right?
Can we just compliment jokes about the video?
idiot
You think that's bad, Remember the time I was abducted by E.T. and alf into their space ship?
As much as I love Family Guy, this rings true, especially in the later seasons. It used to be hilarious consistently, nowadays it's hit or miss.
I own most Family Guy seasons and I really miss the effort that was put into story telling and creativity.
Family guy and South Park aren't funny
And South Park says the f word and the n word
And I hate the n word it's racist
And I'm white but still
It was only consistently funny before its initial cancellation, then it was downhill from there
like so many US shows, they just go on for too long. Simpsons suffered from the exact same problem , though its drop in quality and shift from satire of American suburban life to simply a cartoon was more dramatic. SP seems to be one of the few that has stood the test of time
It's because they fired the manatees and got actual "writers"
"You think thaaats bad?" Lives in my head rent free.
"holy freaking crap Lois this is worse than the time I blanked with blank"
Of course nowadays just watch random car insurance commercials to see the same jokes.
This is like the time I [PLAYED XBOX 360] with [OBAMA]
*cuts away*
"Holy crap Peter halo 3 is fun."
"Yes I know Obama."
@@Vickysqueeze Wow you just told a Family Guy joke and the worse part is I saw it in my head
Sounds like a YIAY prompt
Don't you worry about the company, let me worry about blank.
Yeah, this is a perfect analogy for the "loophole" writers found.
They can insert any joke they want without connecting it to a scene or story as long as a character says "like that time when".
this loophole is so self-conscious though (i generally don't think they had look for it very hard) that it's basically a meme in and of itself
South Park will always be some of the best satire TV has to offer.
Ikr.....all this family guy bullshit....never watched an episode and never will
South Park really hit the nail on the head tbf, extremely accurate 😂
Idea bolz
It's kind of sad that it needed pointing out to begin with. I never understood the hype for family guy. It's bizarre.
@@cuccamungait's better than south park for sure.
@@Never_GamePlayZ The Simpsons, King of the Hill, South Park, Futurama, and Bob's Burgers all surpass Family Guy for me as far as primetime animated sitcoms go.
@@cuccamungayour right but a little off.
I love how Cartman got so shocked that he instantly dropped the "deathly-ill kid" act lmfao
I know this is irrelevant to the video, but ramona flowers is a bitch
Yes and teleported to a desert.
@@gorgolyt lol I dont think the commenter realized that cartman wasnt talking to the same person
repent to God Christ our Lord
@@Baggerz182huh
The cutaway became more of a cue to laugh than an effective method of joke telling. Even if it made no sense or had no context, some people would laugh because they were trained or expected to. I remember laughing at some as a kid and having no idea what they were talking about.
That is the definition of social conditioning.
Pavlov’s joke
@@Jamesharveycomics underrated comment
It's just like that story about a society controlled by a small group of people who all believe in what they are doing
@@Jamesharveycomics they need to hire you
This is , imo , probably the most brutal roast out of any animated tv show. This joke/episode basically ruined family guy’s reputation as a comedy
It absolutely did not. Their viewership is still very similar to South Park's. Some people like this kind of humor.
@@andreworam2844 That's not the same as having a good reputation though. I'm not saying the other person is right, just pointing this out.
@@grmpf I think in this case it is. Family Guy viewers don't care, we love this style of comedy. I had no clue that this joke was made in South Park until years later. I think SP fans think way more people care about this issue than the amount that actually do.
It's been six years, the manatees are still the lead writers on family guy
@Reality was talking about the video, but ok
No. The manatees have lost their edge a bit. I think they're getting tired of this game or they're running out of balls. #FreeWilly
No wonder Family guy predict future just like paul the octopus from fifa 2010
The manatees were cute though.
@@Cringekween They were fake. Hate to break it to you. Simply drawn, then animated. 🤷🏾♂️
I actually like old school Family Guy, but this is undeniably accurate.
This SouthPark episode was made in 2003 so it's pertaining to Family Guy starting season 4
@@rigby3620 this is cartoon wars p2 so this means this is like 2006 since it’s s10 of southpark
Old school FG was great up to around season 4 or season 5. I can't believe they're around 20 seasons now, they should have just ended it a looooooooong time ago.
@@rigby3620 why are you lying 😂😂
family guy really ended in 2003. Nobody counts season 4 and beyond
This is such a creative way to make fun of another shows writing
The Manatees are very cute. And they make great family guy writers too.
Oh my god... That's why family guy clips are so watchable out of context. When you see them, they're funny but if you go to watch the episode, it's always disappointing. Ngl, this legitimately opened my eyes
Its easier to like the good jokes when they aren't surrounded by a bunch of terrible jokes.
100% spot on assessment.
That's why for example let's just say... The Office, right? You have to watch the show for the most part to understand any particular scene or the context of why the particular scene is funny, almost like an inside joke.
I made the mistake of trying to show my dad, who's never seen The Office a compilation of Michael Scott being mean to Toby scenes, and he didn't think any of them were funny and stopped watching halfway through the video. Then I realized, it's because he doesn't understand the context of the characters and how their relationships and personalities play a huge role.
South Park can be the same way, someone could look at this scene and think "Who is that fat kid and why does he even care to begin with?"
Not knowing that Eric Cartman is a lowkey diabolical super villain, that will stop at nothing to get a point across or get what he wants.
TL;DR context is everything.
Zoomers love random stuff they make a joke out of everything i guess thats why family guy is blowing up they just discoverd it and its the greatest thing they have ever seen.
@@jacob5058 To be fair, I think that's every generation of kids. I was super into Family Guy in the mid 2000s, but when I got to middle school, the lolsorandom cutaway humor just got tiring. Zoomers will get sick of Family Guy sooner than later.
I don't remember where, but somebody made a comment about Family Guy that I whole heartedly agreed with:
"Family Guy is a show that has good jokes when you don't have to sit through an entire episode to see them."
the fact that their “clip” of family guy literally could be in the actual show and i wouldn’t think anything was off or different
I would, the gags aren't in every scene the most I've seen is like 1 every 3 scenes or something
@@Disbanded9998 That has nothing to do with the comment you replied to
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Ironically, this is the proto-type for future AI scripts
Holy shit you're right 👀😮
The crazy part is that this is true, Family Guy really does write their jokes this way!
The jokes are a lot more evolved now. Now it’s Peter adopting a new trait and doing stereotypical things that people with that trait do. Example “I have long hair so now I must attend auctions”…. That’s a real “joke” they did
Gay gene. Nuff said 😐
Don't you mean "joke"?
@@LAndL857 lemme edit that real quick
Just because they’ve evolved doesn’t mean their shit
@@handsomeboi3767 nah they’re all shit. At this point Seth McFarlene just likes the fat check Disney/Fox gives him. He doesn’t care about satire or telling a good story
This is also how Buzfeed makes their quizzes.
And how WatchMojo makes their top tens.
Wait, no. This is too creative for them.
Accurate
this is great. i love both shows so much lmao even family guy makes fun of themselves for how ridiculous their cutaways are
Google lampshading
The South Park version of Peter saying “you think THATS bad” is hilarious
The fact South Park devoted an entire episode about this rather than a quick cutaway is a joke in itself.
It can’t be a quick cutaway because then that would be them stooping down to Family Guy’s level, that’s the entire point of the episode
The Simpsons’ writers actually sent flowers to South Park’s writers for this episode. They were really annoyed with how lazy and irrelevant Family Guy’s jokes were, and appreciated South Park exposing them.
Edit: All of the butthurt family guy stans are giving me a good laugh
Seems more like “take this please, don’t make fun of us as well since our writing is just as bad”
@@bulb9970 The Simpsons has definitely been slacking for the last decade or so but it has always been way better writing than family guy, and in its hay day it was arguably the best ever.
@Soussy "Simpsons Already Did It"? It was more of a respectful jab at the Simpsons inspired by their internal frustrations about unknowingly copying plots from the simpsons and a demonstration on how the Simpsons than a "roast"
this is a widely known factoid do you feel proud for posting it?
@@CommentFrom I didn't know that. It's not as widely known as you think. Anyway, they're just sharing facts. What's your problem with it?
It's truly how Family Guy is like now. A load of random unfunny jokes.
The old episodes were great
@@Splizzyglizzy That's true.
@@Splizzyglizzy True that.
Family guy was always like this. Seriously, have you not watched the old episodes recently? It's literally just how it's depicted in South Park. This parody was made during the so-called Golden Era of Family Guy.
Occasionally some random jokes tend to be funny
(Megs full name)
As someone who likes Family Guy, it's astonishing to see how South Park depicted what the show would eventually become at the time of this episode's airing.
Family Guy has ALWAYS been this way. That’s why SP made this episode in the first place.
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691Season 1 is good
@@user-dnf83n0s8sg9u
They still used the same jokes.
It just seemed more fresh because you haven’t had 20 seasons of the same running joke.
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691Trey and Matt always hated Family Guy and especially seasons 1-3 which fans tend to overly praise.
The funny part is that I can actually imagine a cutaway gag like this being in FG
Its so painfully true, whenever you think of a genuinely funny family guy joke its never a cutaway. Shame they are few and far between
its the exact opposite to me. the cutaways are funny but the episodes stories themselves suck
A few are good. Honestly I think Family Guy works better cut up into 10-30 second cutaway gags on UA-cam than it does as a whole show. I still think Peter buying a deodorant that makes you attractive to sick cats is hilarious for example
Family guy has had more than a few funny cutaways. It's the show's bread and butter.
I honestly like the cutaways… in early Family Guy.
@@cdfactory I guarantee your taste in comedy is hardly more refined than their's.
Imagine if Family Guy just recycled their stories into gags.
Peter: This is worse than the time Brian violated Sea Breeze!
Shows clip of old episode.
honestly that’d be kind of funny
@@whydoihave100subs another NPC bot that will laugh and clap at anything family guy makes 😂😂 what a complete loser
"feel the heat from her genitals..."
That's something a lot of old sitcoms did when they were pressed for time or money. Clip show episodes.
@@debrachambers1304 In this case the old clip would be a little a small joke rather than the entire plot of the episode focused on just those old clips.
1:48 This is the philosophy on how Friedberg and Seltzer movies are made.
South Park jokes always have the tendency to age like a fine French wine.
I remember watching many Family Guys clips for some weeks, and that caused me to watch an episode.
I did not expect the entire episode to be like that.
The early years weren’t quite like that
Eyyy, Es pfp, nice.
Yeah that's all the show has ever been. It's not so much a sitcom as it is a half hour of brief skits thinly disguised asa sitcom.
It's so lame.
@@TheAngryShadowknightThis show is not lame ! Stop being one of those people who thinks a thing is lame so it’s not !
It's weird because I honestly think the cutaway gags were pretty funny back around the time when this South Park episode was made. The punchlines usually made sense if you actually got the references they were making. Definitely no rhyme or reason to how they were segued into but that was always Family Guy's style and it was something that made the show unique in a way.
But it's like the Family Guy writers embraced the parody whole-heartedly, because not long after this episode came around, it really did start to feel like they just formed entire cutaways using a rudimentary algorithm with no consideration for an actual punchline. They also started self-parodying themselves and lampshading the weakness of their own style of humor a lot more (which is cute the first time you do it but stops being funny incredibly quickly). Nowadays, the cutaways make almost no sense and come off as the writers saying "This is your scheduled cue to laugh" as opposed to any genuine attempt at humor.
At least how I see it, Family Guy was always meant to be a show with weak narrative elements that mostly served as a loose vessel for delivering one-off jokes. But as they ran out of jokes, it kind of transformed into a show that's just a weak narrative with obligatory cutaways that are only really there because the audience expects them to be there (and they help to kill as much of a 22-minute runtime as possible).
I mean basically, I didn't really have a problem with this style of comedy so long as it managed to be funny, which I think it mostly succeeded in back when this satire was made. It stopped being funny, so now it's just a really annoying way to pad out a poorly-written narrative. The show actually became MORE like how South Park depicted it as being.
Ya boy wrote a whole essay in the comments
I do think that people are taking cheap shots at a big show. I think the south park guys do have their heads up their own asses most of the time and that does add alot to their comedy. It seems like a form of comedy gatekeeping to say "oh these guys have a formula so it must not be funny" and its pretty regressive. Family guy did and still does have some bangers that can actually make me laugh out loud at times and south park has had some serious valleys in their content as well. Yeah the cutaways are gimicky but south park did a totally vile episode solely about swimming in piss in a water park, the only joke the whole episode. It just seems like people focus more on 'the process' than the actual jokes and if you look at all of the series, not just family guy, I think you see more depth in what Seth Mcfarlane does in his work than most of what Trey and Matt have ever really done. Oh the wrote a musical with the same Mormon jokes they've been doing for almost 3 decades? How precious, I'm sure all the fedora tippers are right about them being the peak of comedy.
Family guy from oeter griffin... xD
Bro wrote a essay about family guy jokes 💀💀💀💀💀💀
@@ericharris2681 And? Don't blame him that he has stuff to say and you don't.
Best ever, I wish I could erase my memory to watch it again
oh wow, i saw this ages ago and it went right over my head, now i get it, its really good.
“This is like [celebrity you never heard of] first morning after writing [song/concert you’ve never heard of]”
*shot of a baker behind a counter, random guy walks in and asks for a cup of lukewarm water, baker says “I’m not falling for that one again”*
Now laugh
"This is like writing jokes for Gex at Al Pachinco's house." - Gex
*Wheeeze*
LAUGH!! >:O
Would you kindly explain the joke about the baker and lukewarm water.
The random celebrity you never heard of is too accurate. Even if you heard of a celebrity, the joke barely relates to them
Manatees: “Peter”, “Incest”, “Mother-In-Law”, “Trigger”, “Weird Al”
Writers: YES! Comedic genius!
Peter: "You think that's bad how about when..."
Manatees: "Jenna Jameson, Mrs Butterworth, Breakdancing, Berlin Wall."
Seth actually never really intended for the show to go past 8 seasons, and dropped off from writing around that time. That’s also around when the show really starts to decline.
Seth isn't actually involved with Family Guy's creative direction anymore, that's why it's so trash now. He left in 2011 and only does the voice work now. So none of the jokes or any of the writing at all is his.
Already said before, Seth is just a voice… and it’s been like that for over 10 years.
@@TheRaptorJesus the show was always bad, it's a copy of the Simpsons but not as clever or funny
wow. it's like this video time traveled to the future and saw all the cutaways
It’s the music that gets me every time 🤣 it sounds so groundbreaking yet wholesome.
Cartman: My jokes are deep and connected to the story
Also Cartman: *takes pictures of Butters in various positions
True but there is usually a whole episode based around those actions and usually with some type of moral of the story
More deep and connected to the story than family guy is these days
something went deep lmao
That was connected to the story, did you not watch it, and the photo reveal?
@Victor Lugosi
Yeah, the message is pretty good, but the joke is a shallow one where you burst out laughing because it's stuid
"This is worse than the time I won a trip to Mexico with Gary Coleman."
-Gex
Is it Gex night again?
@@gabe_motherboard3355 Aww I love Gex night
dunkey
Family Guy was truly ahead of its time. Random TikToks with something vaguely resembling a story between them.
Oh what a fantastic and on point observation from South Park
I love how the "watch on UA-cam" ad on the side is for Family Guy and not South Park
That aged so well
Especially since South Park just stole a joke from Family Guy...
@@NostalgiNorden what joke did SP steal from FG?
@@NostalgiNorden no they didn’t
@@NostalgiNorden they didnt steal squat 😂
@@NostalgiNorden After Family Guy stole hundreds of jokes?
Amazed to find Family Guy's still going. I assumed it finished years ago.
As a Family Guy fan I can say that this is accurate
Cutaways are the jumpscares of comedy.
Jarringness trying to pass for substance.
That's bloody brilliant
Perfectly said.
It's all about the "gotcha didn't I?"
Well said. Not a bad thing to do, but gets real old when that's all you do...
Stewie Griffin even complained about all of the cut-aways in an episode once.
Being self-aware means nothing if you don't change
@@AramesiaToken so fucking true
Which?
@Claude Speed S10 E5 - Back to the Pilot, 3:15?
Wow it seems like even the actors don’t like the jokes
Actually, this was also the plot in one of the episodes of The Avengers in the 1960s. The villains were using as a cover a publishing company that kept churning out all kinds of short novels, which were very popular until the arrival of the Internet, and they worked under the same principle. They had a database of random subjects, verbs, nouns, etc, in cards and they took cards at random and fed a computer with them and the computer came out with the plot for a novel putting all those things together in a logical way.
they predicted family gay!111!!
The collab we never new we needed
I remember the fist time seeing this episode and the manatee "writers" reveal, I couldn't stop laughing.
reveal* C'mon dude.
@@IONLYKNOWMOVESTHATKILLPEOPLE You have to understand, I just mush the keys on my phone and if what comes up looks similar to a sentence written in English I post it.
@@calessel3139 reletable if they can understand the point that im trying to tell thats enough for me fuck the large crack thats messing up my typing
@@calessel3139 Just admit you were wrong lmao
@@IONLYKNOWMOVESTHATKILLPEOPLE My response was a joke, but yes I was.
My uncle used to be the senior editor for Family Guy he’s now working on the new clone high.
Your manatee family moving up in the world
@@AT-il2ej Well neither I nor my uncle are manatees but his wife certainly is.
XD
@@afterlife697 LMAO SAVAGE
Clone High was dope I can't wait for the revival.
The music when the manatees appear is so beautiful and awe inspiring
They explain this well in an interview. Didn’t know they was a whole episode about it.
There are literally more hours worth of cutaways in this series than
there are hours in an average
season of the show
(even when you include the time cutaways consume in an individual season).
And it still costs like a million dollars for each episode
I feel bad for Seth McFarlane sometimes. South Park hates Family Guy, The Simpsons, the list goes on.
Seth wanted the show to end earlier but Fox wants money. I'm sure he is aware of the quality of the show currently anyway.
He doesn’t even write for the show anymore.
@@TheS1E2A3L4 That probably does or does not say something
@Reality
When did he say that?
huh, my respect for seth macfarlane has gone up slightly, like 5 points
he isnt in the negatives or anything but atleast he knew when to end
This episode came out during season 5 of Family Guy. This was long before Seth wanted the show to end, and long before Family Guy's quality started to decline.
Honestly, this makes so much sense.
How people shit on American Dad but watch Family Guy I'll never understand.
The cutaways made family gut way more popular than American dad, the jokes in AD are connected to the plot, maybe some people find that boring compared to the random cutaways about anything you could imagine
Simpsons was what I watched in school. South Park was what I watched in college. Family Guy is what I watched when I had emergency stomach surgery and couldn’t reach the remote in hospital.
u said it andrew.
he was forced to watch famly gay🥲🥲🫡😓😓😓😓😭😭
Horrible. On top of invasive abdominal incisions they made you endure something traumatic.
Andrew for the win!
Had to read your comment twice. At first, I thought you ate the remote!
This episode was pure gold when they said the writers were manatees just picking random word balls with topics on them
What episode is it
@@mariadiaz6671 It's the episode with manatees just picking random word balls with topics on them
@Space13 stfu the fuck up no need for harassment my little man
Thank you for describing the video I just watched.
Yeah we all watched the video, genius.
I've somehow never seen this episode... Good stuff.
This actually makes me appreciate family guy more
This is why South park is superior. The writers make fun of family guy but not in a basic and generic way, but in a way that's comedic yet so reflecting and eye opening at the same time
Yeah specially considering how Family guy makes fun o another show like bob's burgers, when they put it straight up in your face while at the same time showing a great jealousy for that show
@@chimuetisbellYou do know that H. Jon Benjamin, the voice of Bob, is a friend of Seth's and is actually a character in Family Guy, right? The gas station guy, Carl
Family Guy is like fast food equivalent of comedy and South Park is like a fine dining
@@gino7460 oh, ok, you can't envy your friends
I like family guy more myself. To me, South Park has a brand of comedy similar to robot chicken and just usually ends up being disgusting.
Family Guy is more dark style humor and flashbacks, but still better. South Park fell off to me a long long time ago, and while family guy might not be as funny as it used to be... I prefer it over the whole nastiness that South Park uses as their general theme.
In my eyes it goes family guy, Futurama, South Park, robot chicken (robot chicken deserves to be last) as there's barely anything funny in it.
Its true, most of the funniest Family Guy moments weren't random cutaways.
The majority of them would be more funny if they just left it up to the imagination rather then show the random joke.
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Peter: that's worse then the time when I was in south park
Jokes aside, Cartman does have a point. Jokes and cutaway gags should be relevant to the plot of the story, not randomly chosen as a distraction from said plot.
It's sad how true this is. Family Guy jokes is like an AI wrote them based of random variables with no actual meaning or relevance.
Yeah exactly 😅 But I still enjoy watching it anyways
Me when this episode came out: Oh how fun, what a silly riff on Family Guy!
Me in 2022: Talk about calling it
The thing about family guy, every 3-4 episodes there’s a complete classic. And I’m a South Park fan, but I can’t lie. Seasons 5-6 were consistently classics though
I remember the "Bird is the Word" episode was fairly popular when it came out. I rewatched it recently and they hammered the joke to death in the first five minutes. I didn’t bother watching the rest of it.
I remember when I was younger trying to figure out which episode the funniest jokes were from. I couldn’t remember because the jokes had nothing to do with the episode itself
😅👍
I started watching family guy after watching that south park episode
Irony
actually That is exactly the point, Which is no matter how they disagree with Family Guy, you can still watch it and no one should force you to stop.
@@erictsenmusic Yeah, I don't remember which episode was it, but they included one thing that FG does well and that's "not being preachy all the time" in opposite to southpark.
@Gopatich Bro you are literally arguing with what creators of South Park said about themselves lol
Also yeah, if most of the episodes is trying to teach you how to behave etc. you can call it preachy.
@@onutrof1157 it's true. Trey Parker himself said:
"We totally understand that people love it and that's why we put it in the show. We understand that it speaks to some people and it's like, it can be a simple laugh, and that's great. And we certainly don't think it should be taken off the air or anything like that. We just don't respect it in terms of writing."
Astoundingly Brilliant.
i could unironically see that being a real family guy joke
It scares me how accurate this is.
I love the prop scars on the manitees.
Thank you, this video take some weight of me 😂
In the 1990s, there was a game called Gex, and all of its jokes boiled down to stuff like "this is like X at Y's house" or bad impressions of celebrities.
Then Family Guy ran for over 20 years and decided its jokes should be even worse versions of that.
Scott the woz moment
"YOU THINK THÆT'S BÆD..."
I wonder if Family Guy's ratings dropped after this episode was released.
No, they didn't.
I absolutely prefer Family Guy, but this is a seriously good burn
Of course! It does really make sense.
Remember how the writers were actually offended by this?
Seth McFarlane = lil beetch
The manatees were offended?
Didn't they write some lame ass gay joke about the writers in an episode in response or something?
No, because it didn't happen. If you hate Family Guy then good for you, but stop making shit up.
@@The_Butt_Cracker ua-cam.com/video/Br9DY97zL2Q/v-deo.html
that's awfully close to a real family guy cut-away
This makes more sense now than ever! Thank you South Park
I love how the music make it look like a real documental showing a truly beatifull moment
This is always the best way to explain family guy in a nutshell
"oh no i cant move if something doesnt happen!"
That's basically it. The entire show.
“of course it all makes sense now”
I personally know Seth McFarlane, and this episode had him hiding away in his mansion for weeks. That's how upset he was.
If he really feels bad he can release the manatees back into the wild and hire humans to work on his show.
@@abduljah9355 He should make an AI do it instead. That way he can stop the suffering caused by having living beings write modern Family Guy scripts.
If you really know him, -- tell him that Family Guy is easily one of the funniest shows in the history of television, and this was definitely *NOT* an accurate portrayal of it. Millions of viewers agree. (Granted some seasons are better than others.)
South Park's best satire: Family Guy
Family Guy's best satire: Pizza place salad
Family guy is still funny as hell .
The Manatees got me laughing so hard, and way more than the last 30+ family guy jokes i seen
surprised i had that laughe in me, but South Park just have some of the best jokes ever.
So basically after every episode after Season 18, Episode 10
It was like this since the beginning. But in the beginning it was atleast funny
Why so specific
@@aukemeijer1762 to know when to stop watching
@@elcamino2572 then it stopped being hilarious when Brian died, and then the last decent episode was 18x10
This episode came out during season 5 of family guy bruh
I really do enjoy the randomness of family guy
i love how south park demonstrates family guy as some fictitious cartoon in their world like family guy is not good enough to share a universe together
It all makes sense... all the random cutaways on Family Guy are written by manatees in a tank at FOX Studios!
I think this might be one of the only times Cartman was fighting for us all.