Family Guy has aired off and on for a little over a decade. There are fans who think the show is genius, breaking boundaries and telling it like it is. There are others who started as fans, and now they're bored by the flashback or pop culture jokes that have nothing to do with the story. Finally, there are folks that just can't stand the show. Is Family Guy just as funny as ever? Or has it "jumped the shark?" Write a review of Family Guy.
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South Park's 15th season premiere begins tonight at 10:00 p.m. ET on Comedy Central. Based on the picture I saw from tonight's episode that I was too shy to post here, you must watch "HUMANCENTiPAD." In the episode, Kyle is intimately involved in the development of a revolutionary new product that is about to be launched by Apple. (Does the electrical current travel through humans? Why are their knees so bloody?) Meanwhile, Cartman doesn't even have a regular iPad yet. He blames his mother.
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Sooner or later, popular TV cartoons become feature films. Whether it's Yogi Bear or Smurfs, your favorite cartoon characters become larger than life at the movie theater. Many times cartoons are not as enjoyable when they're stretched to feature length: plots are too thin; jokes get old; big celebrities take too much attention away from favorite characters. However, a handful of movies made from cartoons have managed to bring the best of their shows to the big screen. See if you agree with this list of best movies made from cartoons.
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Easter is just around the corner of the calendar. This Rankin/Bass cartoon isn't as beloved as Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, but it holds the same charm. Learn more about Here Comes Peter Cottontail, a stop-motion animated Easter special about everyone's favorite bunny.
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