Simpsons-Family Guy crossover teaser

[TheBlueTurtle1]

Loved this, but Harry shearer's characters were really missed.

[BubblyShell22]

Originally Posted by Turo602

How does "you'd be lying if you said you didn't laugh" mean "OMG you know you ****in' loved it?"

Because maybe not everyone did laugh at the things that were in it. Some people probably rolled their eyes. So, yeah, it does mean that because you're assuming that everyone who saw it thought it was funny.

[Turo602]

Originally Posted by BubblyShell22

Because maybe not everyone did laugh at the things that were in it. Some people probably rolled their eyes. So, yeah, it does mean that because you're assuming that everyone who saw it thought it was funny.

Are you serious? Give me a break, it's an expression. If someone has nothing but negative things to say about this crossover, they're a whiny bitch, plain and simple. I shouldn't have to clarify. Are you done blowing trivial sh*t out of proportion with your extensive analysis?

[CyberCubed]

Fred Flintstone being there was the best and nobody commented on it

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Fred Flintstone being there was the best and nobody commented on it

Haha oh yeah

[Jester]

Meh!

I dunna, it almost felt like (and it does make sense, considering who had the larger part in it...after all it is a...) Family Guy episode with the Simpsons tacked on. It did have it's moments, but the humor didn't feel very Simpsons-esque, it had mainly a Family Guy sensibility (which again, I get, but it doesn't mean I have to like it.) Never have been a fan of the Chicken Fights, so the Homer/Peter fight was kinda lost on me. The Duff vs. Pawtucket Pat court case was a very nice twist on the assumed rivalry though. I agree that I missed Harry Shearer's characters, but they were at least seen in the courtroom. Sad that he was unavailable. Oddly enough i think my favorite sub-plot was Meg/Lisa because it was pretty sweet. Brian and SLH was also pretty fun. Stewie torturing Nelson and freaking out Bart was ok...but that car wash scene. I felt for Snake, I really did.

[BubblyShell22]

Originally Posted by Turo602

Are you serious? Give me a break, it's an expression. If someone has nothing but negative things to say about this crossover, they're a whiny bitch, plain and simple. I shouldn't have to clarify. Are you done blowing trivial sh*t out of proportion with your extensive analysis?

Fine. I get it. Sorry that I interpreted it the wrong way. Won't happen again.

Originally Posted by Jester

Meh!

I dunna, it almost felt like (and it does make sense, considering who had the larger part in it...after all it is a...) Family Guy episode with the Simpsons tacked on. It did have it's moments, but the humor didn't feel very Simpsons-esque, it had mainly a Family Guy sensibility (which again, I get, but it doesn't mean I have to like it.) Never have been a fan of the Chicken Fights, so the Homer/Peter fight was kinda lost on me. The Duff vs. Pawtucket Pat court case was a very nice twist on the assumed rivalry though. I agree that I missed Harry Shearer's characters, but they were at least seen in the courtroom. Sad that he was unavailable. Oddly enough i think my favorite sub-plot was Meg/Lisa because it was pretty sweet. Brian and SLH was also pretty fun. Stewie torturing Nelson and freaking out Bart was ok...but that car wash scene. I felt for Snake, I really did.

I also liked the part with Lisa and Meg and hope that she'll gain more confidence because of it. The car wash scene was gold to me, and I loved the Chicken Fight with Peter and Homer, but then again, I've always loved those.

[Jephael]

I think whoever wrote this episode did a pretty awesome job! Despite their issues with each other, the two shows blended well and no Simpsons character acted unlike themselves. Bart was Bart, Lisa was Lisa ect. Hell, I wish 4Kids had been this respectful to the Fred Wolf TMNT when they wrote Turtles Forever.