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    Does Family Guy’s derogatory speech effect people in a negative way? LaChrystal D. Ricke concluded that Family guy had the potential to cause negative influence on children and young people‚ but found no significant evidence proving her theory. LaChrystal D. Ricke is not a well-known author‚ but after researching their past works she has given many presentations and writings at university’s and is concluded to be a credible source. The article “Funny or Harmful?: Derogatory Speech on Fox’s Family

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    Although one may not stop and consider it‚ there are many forms of mass media that are often at work within our lives. Mass media ranges from the billboards you may see on your commute to work every morning to to television programs you may watch as a family in the evening. One thing remains the same‚ and that is whether or not we realize‚ mass media is constantly changing the way we feel as a society. To better understand the importance mass media plays in the development of society‚ it is pertinent

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    With today’s society being much more open and accepting about many different topics‚ the material content used as entertainment in many comedies is becoming more and more controversial. Popular television shows such as Absolutely Fabulous‚ Family Guy and American Dad! are consistently proving that jokes focusing on risqué topics such as abortion‚ religion‚ alcohol and drug abuse‚ sexism‚ racism and even the subject of disabilities are more entertaining and therefore‚ despite some audiences watching

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    Draft 2 of Paper 1 English 101 Family Guy: The Great Debate “It seems today‚ all you see‚ is violence and sex on TV.” We’ve all heard that line that comes at the opening of Family Guy. The popular satire show that divides opinion‚ even among people who seem to like the same things. Some call it an amazing illustration of our society‚ while others may deem it downright disgusting and offensive. While the general consensus agrees that the show itself has fallen off quite a bit in terms of its humor

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    or watching movies‚ take this “therefore or but”‚ not only how to identify the entertainment value of a story‚ but how to revisit them in order to understand them and solve structural problems. South Park especially‚ as well as The Simpsons and Family Guy ignored this old‚ forced‚ and actually useless pyramid method of story-telling and consider taking the “therefore and but” lesson even further. The Simpsons has broken the mould for television production. When we first saw it on our screens‚ it

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    The Simpson ’s‚ Everybody Loves Raymond‚ My Wife and Kids‚ what do these shows all have in common? One word: male bashing. Male bashing is the "stereotyping of men as brutal‚ stupid or otherwise objectionable" as defined by Fox news.# It has turned into an epidemic these days where it could found everywhere from songs to commercial ads to television shows. Although male bashing has spread into our televisions‚ workplace‚ communities and minds‚ the ongoing belittling of the men in our society needs

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    the day. Poor families see this on the daily which motivates them to continue with their education. Going far and becoming someone known due to the achievements they have accomplished. Stereotypes start with people inferring or assuming certain things of that person. A misconception is usually based on faulty thinking or facts that aren’t exactly correct. Poor families have been stereotyped about not caring about education as a middle class family or wealthy family would. Poor families value education

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    Work Title: Family Guy‚ Season 4 Episode 25: You May Now Kiss The… Uh… Guy Who Receives. Author/Creator: Seth MacFarlane Publication Date: April 30‚ 2006 Historical Context: Seth MacFarlane created this episode to promote the gay community and to show that the government will do anything to hide public mistakes‚ for example like the statue in the episode; Adam West banned same sex marriage. Plot Summary: Mayor Adam West builds a gold statue of the Honey Smacks mascot‚ Dig ‘Em. He bans same sex

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    are not comfortable talking about so sitcoms mask those anxieties with humor so that people can laugh about it while learning rather than just act like the problem does not exist. In the 1970’s a show aired called‚ All in the Family. It was about a non-tradition family but the father had tradition views. The father (Archie) was a stubborn man with strict ideas on how people should behave and about the world. In each episode‚ Archie has to deal with something that he has a hard time with like

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    Tam Ho Professor Yelena Shekhtman Academic Research and Writing II March 19‚ 2013 CSCI1105 Word Processing Assignment Life and Death The cartoon “Death is a Bitch” from the series “The Family Guy” and Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Masque of the Red Death”‚ though very different in content and tones while approach the matter‚ both contain very original messages about living and dying. Through the messages‚ the cartoon and the story deliver an encouraging attitude towards living and convey a positive

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