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“Contemporary joke writing has to walk a minefield of uncovering humor without stepping on sensitive topics”... which is why good comedy is not being produced in 2023.

Damn you know it’s bad when even the AV Club thinks the comedy is too safe.

Reading that took 5 days off my life.

It is when it’s from someone like Mel Brooks, who’s clearly more talented than that.

He just listened to Macarthur Park.

Galileo (Nick Kroll) appears as a Renaissance Try Guy between sketches on TicciTocci

“…is about as funny as a high-school textbook left out in the rain.”

Despite Pratt’s questionable voice acting

Shouldn’t that be Pratt’s lack of Italian accent?

Jennifer Tilly does her Family Guy lines over the phone while in a cage with her soul trapped in a doll’s body. Isn’t technology great?

I’m not sure what world you live in, where people havn’t been bitching and complaining about how shit and or offensive family guy is for (checks watch, screams at age), decades now. It was South Park 2.0. People have always loved to shit on it for any number of reasons. I can totally believe that he was getting crap…

Isn’t David Puddy the role he’s most known for?

You misspelled Puddy and the Tick.

Yeah but South Park has a lot of heart. All of Family Guy is mean spirited.

I actually still find Family Guy funny and agree he shouldn’t have to apologize for it. I’m more just disappointed that he’s a Christian who interviews with Fox News.

The show’s been running long enough that you’re going to inevitably have some older episodes that are offensive by modern standards, especially from a show that tried deliberately to be kind of edgy at the time.

The whole community? Everybody? Or just a few without a sense of self-deprecating humor?

I refer to it the same way I do South Park they are both equal opportunity offenders in that they make fun of EVERYONE.

Wait, dude why are you talking on Fox News? no no no no no no