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The show also has a pervasive liberal bias. One demonstration of this can be seen in regard to a demeaning treatment of [[creationists]].<ref>[http://www.answersingenesis.org/us/newsletters/0107lead.asp Answers in Genesis]</ref> | The show also has a pervasive liberal bias. One demonstration of this can be seen in regard to a demeaning treatment of [[creationists]].<ref>[http://www.answersingenesis.org/us/newsletters/0107lead.asp Answers in Genesis]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 19:30, February 22, 2008
Family Guy is an animated television program created by Seth MacFarlane with adult themes. 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.
Criticism
Due to its explicit content, the Parents' Television Council has named it one of the worst programs on television. [1]
The show also has a pervasive liberal bias. One demonstration of this can be seen in regard to a demeaning treatment of creationists.[2]
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 manatees who would put balls containing random ideas into a machine.
Family
- Peter Griffin (Father)
- Lois Griffin (Mother)
- Meg Griffin (Daughter)
- Chris Griffin (Son)
- Stewie Griffin (Baby)
- Brian Griffin (Dog)