There are some moments. Johnny and Ted dress up as businessmen to go undercover at a diner and Johnny makes up this story with the waitress about how his wife wont let him touch her after the miscarriage.
Maybe not run out but an openly gay student in the 90s would be beaten up and stuffed into trash cans on a pretty regular basis until they stopped acting as outwardly gay or just hid every aspect of their personality.
Half the time they got the shit beat out of them for constantly hanging out with people;s girlfriends way too much,
McFarland peaked with Baskin Roberts, this is just cash-in shit cause he's clearly a workaholic who thinks he should have died 22 years and a couple months ago
My mom once missed a plane that crashed and has never stopped, had a great career and sat on and chaired numerous boards during my childhood and even now.
Early Family Guy minus the cutaway gags. Episodes are ~40min so A and B plots get time to breathe rather than a joke a second crammed in. First episode was the best one, but it was decent for all 7
Considering he's not doing anything but moving his mouth and head they didn't have to do much. Anytime he walked or ran it would vary from passable to janky.
it's honestly so moronic how they make the parents out to be these god-fearing innocent upstanding people like adults in the 90s weren't the children of 60s hippies. Do zoomers think adults in 90s and in the 50s had the same cultural tendencies?
I fricking hate american shows at this point, they are annoyingly moronic.
>openly discussing 2020+ woke shit in the school parking lot
Ted asked a buncha kids who was guy, several hands went up. You're acting like gay people didnt materialize until the 20s but HIV drove them out of the closet, they were prominent in the 90s, good or bad they were there. and heck, Ted's jokes were at their expense, he put down by bully by suggesting he liked touching wieners, not exactly a ringing endorsement. if this is all it takes to get you worked up you might want to go back to veggie tales.
Correct me if I'm wrong but in Ted's beginning it was mentioned that Ted was a huge sensation in the world, he toured around the world, was on talk shows and shit. Is this brought up in the show?
Yes, all that happened within like the first year of his existence, then his fame dried up as everyone moved on from old news.
There's even a joke in one episode where they're sitting in church and the priest mentions that God hasn't given the world a miracle in centuries and Ted raises his hand and interrupts, then explains how he might be Jesus reborn.
Correct me if I'm wrong but in Ted's beginning it was mentioned that Ted was a huge sensation in the world, he toured around the world, was on talk shows and shit. Is this brought up in the show?
was actually correct and not just a cheap shot at Southern Christians?
1980’s sitcom kino.
It’s similar to the first few seasons of family guy before Peter was moronic.
>1980’s sitcom kino!
Judaism
A really shitty episode of family guy.
incel fragility
shockingly funny, it actually works as a show
if they gave it a season 2 I'd actively look forward to it
Zoomer kino
does it even come close to the edginess of family guy? people have been saying its wokeshit
Sort of. If you consider saying "frick" every 10 seconds as being edgy
i dont
There are some moments. Johnny and Ted dress up as businessmen to go undercover at a diner and Johnny makes up this story with the waitress about how his wife wont let him touch her after the miscarriage.
Is jacking off a dog edgy?
not if you do it every week
Gay people existed in the 90's, anon.
The village found out someone was gay in the 90s it would have been ass beating time
no way a kid in school could be openly gay and everyone thought it was amazing and powerful get the frick out of here they get kicked out of school
Maybe not run out but an openly gay student in the 90s would be beaten up and stuffed into trash cans on a pretty regular basis until they stopped acting as outwardly gay or just hid every aspect of their personality.
Half the time they got the shit beat out of them for constantly hanging out with people;s girlfriends way too much,
No they didn't, they were all killed off in the great flood. Gay people did not start coming about again until 2003 or so.
The girl says he's "fluid" a few episodes in, that didn't exist in the 90s.
details please, I'm not going to watch it myself
Ted asks people in the parking lot if they're gay, some kids raise their hand. That's about it
I remember at least half of them raising their hands
McFarland peaked with Baskin Roberts, this is just cash-in shit cause he's clearly a workaholic who thinks he should have died 22 years and a couple months ago
My mom once missed a plane that crashed and has never stopped, had a great career and sat on and chaired numerous boards during my childhood and even now.
More Seth pointing at 80s era stuff and telling people those shows and movies existed.
Early Family Guy minus the cutaway gags. Episodes are ~40min so A and B plots get time to breathe rather than a joke a second crammed in. First episode was the best one, but it was decent for all 7
Does Ted beat up an Asian shopkeeper while screaming asiatic after freebasing PCP?
being a moronic homosexual still desperately trying to shill this woke unfunny shit?
>What am I in for?
A (mostly) wholesome sitcom where the majority of Family Guy's better jokes went in to.
let me guess. the first episode is very Ted centric but then in later episodes it's to expensive to keep animating him all the time?
na ted is pretty constant
Considering he's not doing anything but moving his mouth and head they didn't have to do much. Anytime he walked or ran it would vary from passable to janky.
i'm laughing my ass off but i kind of feeld bad sometimes
He was calling the school bully gay for touching john and then said it wasn't a big deal because its the 90s.
"Who else is gay"
And then a group raises their hands
Stop being trying to be offended by a comedy. This isn't a serious drama preaching to you.
>This isn't a serious drama preaching to you.
You're right. It is an unfunny comedy trying to preach to me.
she's great
Honestly, she's the best character in the show.
...is that the lab assistant chick from Beakman's World?
Yes, yes it is.
She was so hot back then
it's honestly so moronic how they make the parents out to be these god-fearing innocent upstanding people like adults in the 90s weren't the children of 60s hippies. Do zoomers think adults in 90s and in the 50s had the same cultural tendencies?
I fricking hate american shows at this point, they are annoyingly moronic.
Lots of weed and cum jokes with reminder that white men are bad.
A toned down tv version of the film ted, what else could it even be?
>openly discussing 2020+ woke shit in the school parking lot
Ted asked a buncha kids who was guy, several hands went up. You're acting like gay people didnt materialize until the 20s but HIV drove them out of the closet, they were prominent in the 90s, good or bad they were there. and heck, Ted's jokes were at their expense, he put down by bully by suggesting he liked touching wieners, not exactly a ringing endorsement. if this is all it takes to get you worked up you might want to go back to veggie tales.
Correct me if I'm wrong but in Ted's beginning it was mentioned that Ted was a huge sensation in the world, he toured around the world, was on talk shows and shit. Is this brought up in the show?
yes
Yes, all that happened within like the first year of his existence, then his fame dried up as everyone moved on from old news.
There's even a joke in one episode where they're sitting in church and the priest mentions that God hasn't given the world a miracle in centuries and Ted raises his hand and interrupts, then explains how he might be Jesus reborn.
So the news anchor here
was actually correct and not just a cheap shot at Southern Christians?
>dude WEED haha
Another media vehicle to deliver globalhomosexual slop into your noggin