You do know that Kai cut out the filler, right?
Who doesn't want to see Piccolo get his driver's license though?
Yes, but I was referring to the redubs of the original.
Agreed. I don't think kids should have to watch anything that they hate... but then again, they can easily tell their parents "I don't like this show", and then mommy and daddy can change the channel. That's what I did when I was little, because, like MrEnter tries to emphasize, kids aren't idiots.
I agree with you
I agree completely, but there are a few glimmers of hope. Adventure Time, Regular Show, Steven Universe, Over The Garden Wall, and Gravity Falls are all pretty good. Then again, more than half are from Cartoon Network because Nick is too busy making the exact same sitcoms (Seriously, they made 2 sitcoms in 2 years themed to superheroes. Both are still running.), and Disney is just doing the same stuff it has been doing for 10 years, with a few exceptions.
I know that, and I think that's pretty freaking stupid... like a lot of things that he does.
"How DARE you have an opinion!"
Sorry for the extraordinarily late reply, but I just decided to read this. When it comes to Family Guy, you really aren't supposed to sympathize with anyone. It's purely a comedy and you're supposed to laugh at all the stupid shit they do, like we on Kiwi Farms laugh at things that MrEnter or Chris-chan do.
Normally I'd agree, but when the characters are neither funny nor likable (same goes for the new episodes themselves and the jokes they use), it just falls flat.
I can see where you're coming from, but I have an opinion of my own that would contradict that logic: I don't find MrEnter himself funny or likable, yet it is very fun to go on here and joke around about him. Considering Family Guy is something to watch with your friends at night while you've got nothing better to do, it's likely that most of what you'll be doing while watching is making fun of the show. Thus, the episode likely works in that regard, provided there's stuff to talk about. It's a Family Guy episode that provides nothing of interest that should be panned, not an episode that's simply too screwed up to be funny on it's own merits. If you're going to criticize something and try to speak for everyone, try to make sure you know when people are going to watch something and when they're not. Know the audience for the show.
You miss the point. We're not supposed to like Peter Grifin, but in a way you're supposed to relate to him. Peter's a liar, a bit of a perv, lazy, rude, and woefully inept. In some ways, you can see the inadequacies of yourself in him. He's a reflection of the worst of us doing stupid things and occasionally getting flak for it and thus we get to laugh at it.