There's nothing "surreal" about it, he makes the movies as cheaply as possible and pockets whatever's left from the budget/product placement. I'm just sad to hear that the Lonely Island guys have been caught in the event horizon of utter ineptitude and mercenary filmmaking that is the Happy Maddison.

TEAM MUSTACHE DAD!

And so begins…the dropping of the other shoe!

MAN do people ever love to play up South Park's "evisceration" of Family Guy, even though that wasn't even CLOSE to the point of the episode. They skewer themselves at LEAST as badly throughout ("I know it's just joke after joke, but I kinda like that! At least it's not so far up its own ass with messages, it's…

Went to that Wikipedia page and read that positively SEARING indictment of this episode's treatment of adult education. It never ceases to amuse me that there are some people who seem to think everything in fiction is some kind of documentary.

AAAAHAHAHA! Alright, D, you're alright in my book!

Haw! Not as obnoxious as the phrase "white people problems." I'm sorry, I've forgotten a few times that the internet is a "hyperbole-free zone," as everyone desperately desires to one-up each other.
Never mind the fact that the phrase "white people problems" is ever so slightly condescending as it basically implies…

And whomever hosts the Oscars next will be the most hated since MacFarlane…

Drokk each and every last one of you.

I would like the parenthetical removed as it is TOO ACCURATE at describing scenes that will actually appear in this movie…

I'm not sure Tim Heidecker gets to talk shit about ANYone's creative endeavors…

Ah! The General Internet Attitude! And look! MORE internet attitude praising someone for hating something they have no frame of reference for!

I can't like both these posts more than once! Something's WRONG!!

I'm pretty fond of this episode, but Leela's line "It'll be easy, like stomping a puppy" makes me a LITTLE ill.

I'm pretty fond of this episode, but Leela's line "It'll be easy, like stomping a puppy" makes me a LITTLE ill.

It's the bitches that'll getch yas.

Spoken like someone who proclaimed the lack of a TV in their house 20 years ago.

The metatextual jokes were just delicious seasonings in these early episodes. Now they're the ENTIRE entree.

Rob Schneider MIGHT have the biggest undeserved ego in Hollywood. I've NEVER seen someone so utterly untalented and dedicated to schlock who takes themselves SO SERIOUSLY.

Wait, not ONE reference to the fact that the episode is basically a 24 minute parody of "The Right Stuff"?