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    Family Guy Analysis

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    Family Guy‚ an animated sitcom produced by Seth MacFarlane‚ has humored millions of viewers since it first premiered in 1999. It captivates viewers through its satirical content‚ which not only tackles issues that are prominent and relevant to its audience‚ but also entertains them. Despite the initial cancellations of the show‚ Family Guy has successfully been revived and continues to maintain steady viewership. Matter of fact‚ it has been nominated for numerous Emmys‚ the most notable being Outstanding

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    Family Stereotypes

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    When traveling to different locations‚ or simply meeting new people there are always new possibilities to learn new family traditions. There may be instances in life when some traditions are mislead or misunderstood‚ this plays a critical role in misconceptions and stereotypes. Stereotypes are based on exaggerated truths or assumptions‚ which are not often true in reality‚ about certain groups of individuals‚ while misconceptions or misunderstandings are simple opinions that are incorrect about different

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    Paper Topic #1: Family Guy The Family Guy was brought to the public in early 1999. Though the genre of the show is comedic‚ the show itself also resembles many historical themes. From the episodes that I’ve watched‚ each show contains at least one‚ if not multiple‚ historical references within them. The Family Guy is a comedic animated sitcom that resembles the generation in which it came out. The first episode debuted on January 31‚ 1999. Since then‚ The Family Guy has been a big hit and still

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    Satire - Family Guy

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    * The satirical techniques used for ‘Family Guy’ characters * Begin to analyse a ‘Family Guy’ episode to understand the satire used within the episode. * Brian and Stewie join the Army‚ but when they’re shipped to Iraq‚ they try everything to get discharged‚ including shooting each other and pretending they’re gay. * Meanwhile Chris joins a heavy-metal band and develops an anti-social and rude attitude. Lois and Peter find a poster of Marilyn Manson in his wardrobe and blame him for the

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    6/23/12 Stereotypes I’ve heard many people say‚ ‘’that guy should be really fast since he’s black’’ or ‘’that guy must be smart since he’s Japanese. These comments come from people’s judgments‚ and sometimes‚ these facts are true. Many people stereotype each other. Stereotype is similar to judgment. Often‚ many people have habits of judging other people. For example‚ if I see a guy with scary face‚ I would think ‘’this guy looks dangerous. I should stay away from him’’ but maybe‚ that guy is really

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    Typical American Family Is there such a thing as a typical American family? What do they look like? Where do they live? What do they do? How do they behave? All of these questions have different answers to different people. Recently‚ Americans have become fascinated with televisions shows that portray the dynamic scenes of family life. One example‚ the “American Dad!” show‚ on the TBS channel‚ spotlights an animated version of the typical American family stereotype. The show focuses on C.I.A. agent

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    In the episode of Family Guy‚ Peter Griffin‚ husband‚ father‚ brother?‚ there are many racial and other innuendoes. With all this in a show‚ many would say that it is extremely offensive‚ but I believe that this episode was not offensive. In the title no one can understand what the episode is about until it is watched. Peter Griffin finds out that he has a black heritage and takes it to the extreme. He enters a black community gathering and finds out more about his past. He changes his attitude

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    to you to protest a cable show of yours I believe should be canceled. Your adult animated sitcom Family Guy‚ is a complete failure and I urge you to rethink running this show. Family Guy shows no sign of creativity and no sign of valuable content. It has no message and delivers a half an hour of obscenity. I will begin to explain in detail why I strongly believe you should cancel this show. Family Guy is a procedural show that lacks creativity. For example the writers include music videos in each

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    Family Guy Bad Influence

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    are not so good for children viewing such as the cartoon Family Guy. People may look at Family Guy as a very funny cartoon but in all it’s actually a very rude show. When the creator came up with it I do not think that he/she thought that children would be into this show and I do not think that this cartoon was even made for children viewing because of its contents; but the fact still remains that they are looking at this show. Family Guy is not your ordinary cartoon. It has a lot of violence‚ sex

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    Stereotypes are a reoccurring obstacle for people in our world today. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion on race and sexuality‚ but it is becoming a part of our world whether we are ready for it or not. Some of the more popular television shows display different situations. including sexuality and race‚ that are becoming more mainstream. Modern Family is based on the lives an urban family whose members take on a variation of race and sexuality roles in their community. One of the main purposes

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