> Sponsored by BK, it's basically those non sequitur asides on Family
> Guy getting the full show treatment as skits . . .:
And a version of "Robot Chicken", for those who get their Seths confused.
Derek Janssen (like Family Guy had plots anyway...But at least
*recognizing* non-sequitirs is the first therapeutic step)
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>Antonio E. Gonzalez wrote:
>
>> Sponsored by BK, it's basically those non sequitur asides on Family
>> Guy getting the full show treatment as skits . . .:
>
>And a version of "Robot Chicken", for those who get their Seths confused.
>
Considering how good Robot Chicken is at what it does, that's quite
a compliment . . .
>Derek Janssen (like Family Guy had plots anyway...But at least
>*recognizing* non-sequitirs is the first therapeutic step)
>
Oh, Family Guy very much has plots, sometimes very good ones.
("Stewie Kills Lois/Lois Kills Stewie")
. . . and we already have Family Guy without the non-sequiturs:
it's called American Dad, with The Cleveland Show likely to follow
suit.
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