Family Guy. Family Guy, most definitely.
Of course these two comedies are designed for two different mentalities. Family Guy appeals to the shot in the crotch mentality and The Simpsons appeals to a thinking person. There is also some crossover in the type of humor but they are predominately as described.
The Simpsons. The Simpsons, most definitely.
No. There are quite a few dirty references and swearing, and material that is pretty much considered inappropriate for children under 13 or 14. 13 or 14 is a better age to watch Family Guy, whereas the Simpsons would be acceptable, in my opinion, at 12.
The Simpsons episode Treehouse of Horror XIV (which aired in November 2003 during Family Guy's cancellation) features a story entitled "Reaper Madness" in which Homer takes over the duties of being the Grim Reaper. Many Family Guy fans have claimed that it's hypocritical to suggest that Family Guy steals from the Simpsons when the story to this Simpsons episode is very similar to the Family Guy episode entitled "Death is a Bitch" in which Peter assumes the role of death. However, others point out that the story of a mortal taking on the duties of the Grim Reaper has been used several times before "Family Guy" or "The Simpsons". So in short, Family was first! (for once) Chris
The Simpsons has crossed over with The Critic, Futurama, Family Guy, American Dad, King of the Hill & South Park.
South Park, Family Guy and The Simpsons are television shows therefore they cannot hate anything, if you mean the makers then there's simply not enough information available to answer this question.
My personal top three are:- The Simpsons, then Family Guy and American Dad !
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Family Guy. The Simpsons.
In my opinion, I think that Family Guy is better. If you want an old classic, I would watch The Jetsons. But overall, I think Family Guy is better.
It is up to an individuals personal opinion on whether South Park is better then the Simpson's and Family Guy
No, Family Guy is aimed at an older audience. No, Family Guy is aimed at an adolescent mentality.
Typically, yes, although the The Simpsons uses very veiled references, so that they are quite hard to pick up if you do not get what they mean. Family Guy, in true fashion, makes no attempt to hide what they mean.
Yes, but probably not on TV. People make Family vs. Simpsons videos on Youtube. There is a game called Family Guy vs. American Dad.
find a video say the simpsons or family guy and than click the video and it plays automatically.
Both South Park & Simpsons have taken jabs at Family Guy
No. There are quite a few dirty references and swearing, and material that is pretty much considered inappropriate for children under 13 or 14. 13 or 14 is a better age to watch Family Guy, whereas the Simpsons would be acceptable, in my opinion, at 12.
no but if it was it would be great
The Simpsons episode Treehouse of Horror XIV (which aired in November 2003 during Family Guy's cancellation) features a story entitled "Reaper Madness" in which Homer takes over the duties of being the Grim Reaper. Many Family Guy fans have claimed that it's hypocritical to suggest that Family Guy steals from the Simpsons when the story to this Simpsons episode is very similar to the Family Guy episode entitled "Death is a Bitch" in which Peter assumes the role of death. However, others point out that the story of a mortal taking on the duties of the Grim Reaper has been used several times before "Family Guy" or "The Simpsons". So in short, Family was first! (for once) Chris