Try Rugrats' "Regarding Stuie."

Arrested Development did though, and its original run got 3 more episodes than Family Guy's, but that didn't stop every hipster on the planet from gushing about it every few seconds. If I had a DeLorean with a flux capacitor, I'd go back in time and make that comparison instead.

It was a season 3 episode, before its cancellation! If it had stayed canceled, odds are people like you wouldn't be calling it crappy today, and instead would be constantly lamenting its short run like with Firefly and Freaks and Geeks.

Then how come he hypnotized Stewie Griffin into admitting that Leonard Part 6 was the best movie of all time along with Ghost Dad?

Memphis is where he's from (that's in Tennessee)

Chuckie wasn't scared of oatmeal. He was scared of "the guy on the oatmeal box," a.k.a. the Quaker of Quaker Oats.

My favorite is still Tom Kenny.

Neutral Milk Hotel? I never knew Colbert was an entry-level hipster.

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's cover is my favorite:
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I am The Ocean. I am better than both The Crunge and The Song Remains the Same combined.

Two words: Family Guy. It's like The Simpsons on acid. Check it out if you haven't already.

Do you has?

Looks like Hank Hill and Roger the Alien's love child.

Iggy is little more than a significantly less hot version of Charlotte (Angelica's mom) from Rugrats.

Car Thief.

The fact that Smash Mouth contributed a cover of The Beatles' "Getting Better" for The Cat In The Hat soundtrack is perfectly ironic because both Mike Myers' and Smash Mouth's careers were getting worse.

"Crimson and Clover," because red and green are Christmas colors (duh) and also because the warbled outro sounds vaguely like "Christmas is over."

The Big Lebowski soundtrack's re-release is as inessential as the other three movies' due to the fact that it is still as incomplete as ever. No Creedence, no Monks, not even the fucking Eagles, no deal.

"Time After Time" was my least favorite song.

Family Guy is the one good show.