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Line 1: − {{Delete Notice}}+ − − − − == Criticism == − − Due to its adult content, the Parents' Television Council has named it one of the worst programs on television.<ref>[http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/publications/reports/top10bestandworst/main.asp Parents' Television Council]</ref> − − − − The comedy aspect of Family Guy's writing has been criticized by the writers of South Park. One two-part [[South Park]] episode called Family Guy's jokes "irrelevant to the plot." The episode also showed Family Guy's writers as [[manatee]]s who would put balls containing random ideas into a machine. − − ==Characters== − === Family === − ====Peter Griffin==== − Peter Griffin is one of the main characters in Family Guy; he is the father of Stewie, Meg, and Chris, and the husband of Lois. He is of partial Irish and African-American decent, and was born in Mexico. − − ====Lois Griffin==== − Lois Griffin is one of the main characters in Family Guy; she is the mother of Stewie, Meg, and Chris, and the wife of Peter. Her father is Carter Pewterschmidt. In the past she worked as a fat camp counselor. − − ====Meg Griffin==== − Meg Griffin is the nerdy daughter of Lois and Peter. − − ====Chris Griffin==== − Chris Griffin is the doofus son of Peter and Lois. − − ====Stewie Griffin==== − Stewie Griffin is one of the main characters in Family Guy. He is the youngest of the Griffin family (still in diapers). He has constant fantasies of committing [[matricide]]. − − ====Brian Griffin==== − Brian Griffin is the family dog of the Griffins. Several episodes allude to him being attracted to Lois Griffin; in one, when Peter was presumed lost at sea, he married Lois. Brian is the most intelligent and cultivated member of the Griffin family, and has contributed to the [[New Yorker]]. − − ===Other Characters=== − ====Carter Pewterschmidt==== − Carter Pewterschmidt is the multi-millionaire father of Lois Griffin. − − ====Francis Griffin==== − Francis Griffin is the step-father of Peter Griffin. − − ====Glenn Quagmire==== − Glenn Quagmire is one of Peter Griffin's best friends, Glenn Quagmire is a blatant pervert, and secretly, wants to have sex with Peter Griffin's wife, Lois Griffin. He works as an airline pilot. − − ====Adam West==== − Adam West is the mayor of Quahog. The character is voiced by [[Batman]] actor [[Adam West]]. − − ====Joe Swanson==== − Joe is Peter's paraplegic friend, and is often made fun of for being so. Joe is a police officer with an overly aggressive disposition. He was paralyzed from the waist down after a fall from a rooftop on Christmas, while attempting to arrest the Grinch. − − ====Cleveland Brown==== − Cleveland is Peter's neighbor, and portrays a typical African American male. − − ====Mr. Herbert==== − Mr. Herbert is Peter's neighbor, and is known for being a pedophile. He is often seen making passes at Chris Griffin, as well as other young boys. One episode featured a lengthy fantasy scene which illustrated a 1950's style household where Mr. Herbert was a female, and married to Chris Griffin. For some reason, he has not yet been taken to jail. − − ====Mort Goldman==== − Mort is Peter's pharmacist, and is frequently portrayed as a stereotypical member of the Jewish community, most notably his tendency to whine and complain.
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'''Family Guy''' is an animated television program created by Seth MacFarlane set about the life of "the Griffins," a fictional family who live in Quahog, [[Rhode Island]]. Its content is marked by profanity and obscentity, and disrespet for religion and community values. The Parents' Television Council has named it one of the worst programs on television.<ref>[http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/publications/reports/top10bestandworst/main.asp Parents' Television Council]</ref> The show also has pervasive liberal themes. It also often takes demeaning treatment of [[creationists]].<ref>[http://www.answersingenesis.org/us/newsletters/0107lead.asp Answers in Genesis]</ref>
'''Family Guy''' is an animated television program created by Seth MacFarlane. It contains adult themes, and is not appropriate for younger audiences. It details the life of "the Griffins," a fictitious family who live in Quahog, [[Rhode Island]]. It has similarities to [[The Simpsons]] which have been referenced and parodied on both shows.
The show also has pervasive liberal themes. It also often takes demeaning treatment of [[creationists]].<ref>[http://www.answersingenesis.org/us/newsletters/0107lead.asp Answers in Genesis]</ref>
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