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I really think they did it on purpose too. Most of the Family Guy characters were generally unlikable, but Brian made the biggest moral fall because he was the show's straight-man. Many people started hating Brian the most for it, so it's possible they killed Brian but intended to bring him back.
I was abused by my family and then gaslighted about it when I wrote about it publicly; I was made to feel like the bad guy for talking about things *they did* that still affect me. I have a special hatred for that episode.
And now most are wishing it would get canceled again, it’s become terrible, it’s not the show it was in the early days, it used to be a slightly edgier version of The Simpsons, with the censors keeping them in check so they didn’t go too far, in the early seasons the characters loved and cared for each other and would’ve done anything for them to fix their mistakes and do the right thing, now the show is extremely offensive, over the top, and crude, and the characters are a bunch of hateful, abusive, psychotic, mentally unstable, bigoted, homicidal lunatics who belong locked up in an asylum.
As of the Vaccination Special of South Park, all three adult animated sitcoms I watch officially suck unfortunately. Including Family Guy and American Dad!
The scene where Quagmire yelled to Brian about all of the things he hates about him. That scene would have been so much more impactful if it had been Peter, or Lois, or Meg, or ANYONE other than Quagmire! He's done things 1,000 times worse than Brian has! That's like Hitler telling Justin Bieber that he's a bad person!
Just wanted to interject that Quagmire never really set himself as superior or denied his faults. He just answered a question for Brian. Quagmire's morality isn't that relevant to "Why don't you like me?"
@@kylegathright True, but the issue is that Quagmire's points about Brian's behavior ring hollow when Quagmire himself has done the same things in a much worse way. Everything Quagmire says about Brian can easily be thrown back at him.
I love the way they humorously give us a message to the viewers that such horrible people really really exists in real life so we should stay away from such weirdos. This is exactly the reason why I love The Family Guy. From racism to a stupid mentality they literally cover up each and every factor of our lives.
Meg apologizing for herself made me quit. I’ve always LOVED “Family Guy”, but after watching her apologizing to her family unnerved me. Made me think of my situation with my own family. I’m NEVER gonna apologize who I am with my own family. You either love me, or you don’t.
True. This show isnt for christians or atheists and it's not for republicans or democrats it's for everyone and no one and makes fun of everything equally. The fact that some people rage quit is hilarious to me.
Dishonorable Mention: *"Brian Writes a Best Seller" as a whole -This episode was Brian at his absolute worst, plain and simple. It's among the worst episodes of the entire series and it's a mystery why Mojo doesn't put it on many of their lists when talking negatively about Family Guy.
I know right? When Brian pretty much avoided having to apologize to Stewie, all Stewie could respond with is saying to Brian "You can't write". He should've did a "Where's my money?!" moment to him
Yeah I agree Brian & Stewie was an ALMOST perfect episode. But Yeah That Diaper Eating went a little bit too far, and don’t even get me started on Brian cleaning Stewie’s… “You-Know-What.”
Whats the worst part about #2 is that it is the episode directly after #6. That's right, the episode about how abuse is wrong and the perpetrators should die for it comes right after the episode where Meg finally has the guts to stand up to her family... only to learn the lesson that she should put up with the abuse for the sake of her abusers.
Two episodes specifically did it for me. When Brian tried to exploit his estranged son after being totally absent from him for years and when Meg developed a Santa daddy fetish and was taking Stewie to the mall over and over again so she could sit on Santa's lap
Those aren't even the worst episodes . what about the DVD commentary episode ??? What about the solo Stewie episode when he was just talking to a therapist the whole time ?? Why would a baby need to talk to a therapist ??? And what about the super disgusting herpes episode ???
@@Nickr3000 I mean, people thought the Emmy's one was pandering, even when looking back at it, it was just parody and poking fun at themselves, and the herpes one was disgusting and portrayed Brian, the peoples favourite character, in a really negative and sinister way.
What people seem to forget is that at the end of the day, Brian is still a dog, and eating out of a diaper is something a dog would likely do, as Stewie says in that scene, "it's not a judgement it's just a fact". Also that scene did show what one is willing to do for the other, strengthening the friendship.
I think you should do a top 20 of movie parodies this time including: Terminator Franchise - PeTerminator Disney Films - Road To The Multiverse 12 Angry Men - 12 And A Half Angry Men The Naked Gun - PTV
@@akashpanchal2471 well I meant as beside that, as the show progressed they were changing their personallities and lack thereof but also the scene where he killed the baby squirrel.
Yeah I see where that hit the sore point. Let it be known any form of harassment can be executed via either male or female. We've seen it with domestic abuse I.e Amber Heard which showed us that not only men can be the abusers or aggressors so the same would apply to other versions of harassment
Honestly, I’m glad to not know anyone who has rage quitted over these or anything else on family. I had issues with a few things myself but that’s part of dark humor. Don’t laugh at one thing then cry about how unfair something is when they finally find something that offends you. I don’t watch the show anymore but that’s more because I got tired of it as I got older.
Fans: how dare you kill Brian! We’re Starting a petition to bring him back! Family Guy: brings Brian back Fans: how dare you bring Brian back from the dead and play with our emotions like that! This is why you just do what you want and not really care about what people think lol
It reminds me of when Seth hosted the Oscars. The Academy wanted to attract new viewers and make it more entertaining. Seth did that. Then all the Hollywood people flipped out because he dared make fun of them. Now he’s banned from ever hosting again. There is no pleasing some people.
After the firts two seasons, anyone who watches Family Guy knows what they are getting into too. So if you rage quit after that, its kinda stupid, you knew what you were getting into
I stopped watching/being interested in Family Guy about 10 years ago. The humor stopped being good at a certain point. It always surprises me they make new episodes to this day, I can’t even imagine what they’re like.
Nearly all of these moments did make me rage-quit for awhile, but I think that's part of the proof of the gravity of the Family Guy formula. Just that there's nearly NOTHING that can transpire to make a fan quit it for good. Even the things that utterly traumatized me into quitting, upon re-viewing, I can at least SEE where the joke was coming from. That's the key to ANY good comedy or joke: It has to have SOME basis in reality, or else it falls flat...and when you tell a joke correctly it can and SHOULD p-ss someone off every single time.
The only ones I really had a problem with was 20, 8 and 3. I loved the Conway Twitty Cutaways, still do. The long one, I don't hate it, but it's just so damn long. It isn't the end of the world, gives me time to look at my phone and shit, and it's like the only country song I've ever heard. I kinda liked it, but just so damn long. With #8, it's kind of just gross to me watching Lois kiss a teenager. It's not even about the cheating or her character in general, it's just watching an adult makeout with a child. That's pretty disgusting if you ask me. Then, for Lois to brag about it? That's where I lost some respect for her. Stewie getting pregnant, it was an episode. It was interesting, but the fact that he's a toddler made it weird for me. Then you remember Brian is also a dog and technically an adult. While Brian didn't do anything to him and was just kind of rolling with it, it's still weird and doesn't sit with me. Outside of those three, I just think the fanbase is kind of sensitive lol especially with #1, that really proved to me how sensitive the community is. The fact that they killed a character (just to bring him back), but the community was genuinely outraged and people were complaining the creator used it as a message to teach people to be grateful. I don't know. It's a fictional character, you shouldn't be that outraged over it. I can understand putting the show down if Brian was your favorite, but let's be real. I dont think people love Brian like that lol
People weren't mad that they killed Brian because they love him so much. They were mad because they knew it wouldn't be a permanent decision. They knew that the writers would never have the balls to kill Brian for good; so the whole thing felt like a waste of time, and a cheap ratings ploy.
I feel there are moments that should have gotten an honorable mention, like when Stewie and Brian try to save Christmas, but instead it turns into a home invasion. There's also the time when Brian is married and his wife is choking on food and he doesn't perform the Heimlich maneuver. Let's also not forget this season that puts Lois in the worst light, like nearly killing a coffee shop worker to get her photo on the Customer of the Month board, then trying to cover it up by kidnapping other employees. There's also the episode she becomes addicted to painkillers and she tries to use Stewie to fish pills out of the toilet, nearly drowning him in the process.
Don't forget the one where Lois abandons her family on Christmas Eve because she's sick of having to clean up after them fully expecting them to crash and burn as a result while she stalks them to see it happen... only for Peter and the rest of the family to have a perfectly fine Christmas without her. That's just the start, rather than be happy for them and just enjoy a day off or two she proceeds to literally in a parody of How the Grinch Stole Christmas sneak into the house at night and steal everything her own family owns. And finally as a cherry on top unlike the Grinch Lois never fesses up to her crime and allows a random immigrant neighbor on her block to take the blame for it and get deported. That's it. That's how the episode ends. That was my personal "Lois is the worst" moment.
Well, you are one of those viewers who think protagonists should be preachy and morally upright, right? It's a fucking dark comedy, not a typical Murikan sitcom.
@@reyc9192 my guy the whole point of this video is to talk about why ppl quit watching, and you’re here getting mad at someone for explaining why they stopped. Make it make sense, nobody cares about your take.
Im sorry it upset you so much but it's just a silly cartoon meant to be very irreverent. Sorry you haven't been able to enjoy all the crass humor since that episode. You're missing out.
it's called comedy for a reason. you may not like the type of comedy, but if all the issues on the list had been discussed at the end or moral of the story was explained it wouldn't be the Family Guy comedy show. it's not meant to make you realize how something is unfair or sad or teach you anything by the end with some elementary school narration, it does that while being fun. of course it can't be fun for everyone, it hits and misses depending on the person watching it, but it's always entertaining.
that bank vault bit was both hilariously disturbing and disturbingly hilarious... and my fave takeaway was an interview Seth Mcfarlane gave wherein he pointed out he did all the voice work so it was him, by himself in a sound booth for the week...
Yeah the peter sexual harassment episode gave me a nostalgia rofl. The actual harassment wasn't funny, but that scene when Quagmire nopes out of sex with her was absolutely hilarious.
The great thing about cartoons is the cartoon artists can do what ever you want in any situation. I am waiting to see if Lois finds a new man and Meg at last finds love and respect. Even Brian as a political man and Stewie a super hero there are no bounds to the imagination these days
Courage the cowardly dog's episode, the mask, so handled abuse better than brenda's abuse storyline. At least the villain felt more realistic from being abusive to kind as it shows he controls his victim. Even the supposed antagonist who hurts Courage is an example of how abuse impacts others and they can adopt similar traits to their abuser.
@@chrisrj9871 Keep in mind, I have nothing against little kids, adolescents and young adults who admitted that they’re attracted to men and women aged 20 to 56 in both real life and fiction, but millions of people everywhere are so judgmental and stupid, they didn’t realize that teleiophilia existed after all.
I actually liked the episode when Brian changed parties due to the fact it happens in real life for many reasons. I hated the episode that was number 10 though and was when I started to hate Lois even more.
I saw an episode once where they explained to the characters that they were fictional characters being voiced by actors. I thought that was the dumbest things I’ve ever seen.
4:16 I actually liked the long name joke from "Con Heiress." I think it saved the episode from being one the worst of Season 17 (if not ever). Not only do they own up to stealing the gag from Monty Python right in the middle of the gag, but it pays off in the end when Brian, Stewie and Quagmire's mark was revealed to be Meg in disguise because as it was pointed out in a Season 6 cutaway gag, Meg HATES MONTY PYTHON. It's hilarious and ironic to me that she would use an alias based on a show she loathes.
No no it's not and some people seem to think that Family Guy should never do it cuz then it's "not the same show". I say poopoo to that. It's not the same show when no character remains even one bit likable
I rewatch Family Guy constantly but I skip over the episodes that I feel go "too far" (several of which are ones featured here). The ones that are too gross or certain ones that portray my faith poorly. But I dont "rage quit" over any of these. Also, getting upset over Quagmire or Lois or Brian's behavior misses the point, we're not to find these characters inspirational.
I usually like the jokes that go on for a daft amount of time but both the joke with the guys singing for three minutes and the long-name joke it was just annoying. Especially as they did the same long name jokes several times in the episode and I found myself inwardly groaning every time.
Granted several of these are low hanging fruit, it's funny that others were literally people getting mad because reality hurts. Southpark does a much better job if this.
There was a Halloween episode where Chris and Meg accidentally end up making out in a closet as part of a game. That pissed me off so much I threw the remote at the TV. I couldn't even finish the episode.
When Peter had that Stroke that almost made me quit Family Guy. I have a high tolerance for comedy but there's just nothing funny about having a Stroke.
835: What grinds my gears...hmmm 20 -so so for me 19 -Brian isn’t my favorite character 18 -gross, gross 17 -didn’t see that episode 16 -didn’t see that either 15 -bad, just bad 14 -meh 13 -didn’t see that episode and I don’t care that much for it 12 -being a parody of the 40-Year Old Virgin, it was so-so 11 -kinda grinds my gears 10 -I feel bad for Peter 9 -as gross as it is, it did grind my gears 8 -she’s never “mother of the year” 7 -bad decision, just awful 6 -Meg finally stands up for herself and the ending isn’t cool. She deserves better and FYI, she didn’t fake her death, that was a identity mix-up 5 -yeah, that grinds my gears 4 -crosses the line 3 -I did nothing but laugh through the whole episode but honestly I don’t know what Stewie was thinking 2 -another one for sure, Jeff is the worst. With him dead, I’m pretty sure he would never be husband/father 1 -tragic but mentioning it as a ad, really?
I'll be honest the long name one is actually kind of funny especially since recently there's been memes of Five Nights at Freddy's characters being called British long names. So it's kind of hilarious
For me, it was this scene where Brian let a dog off its leash, and the dog then brutally mauled a smaller dog with blood flying everywhere, leading to it getting shot and killed by an officer, and the smaller dog's owner breaking down crying. Which season was that? I'm pretty sure it was the same season as Seahorse Seashell Party, but I'm not sure.
Bird is the word, overpoliticization, that entire bank episode (not just the shit eating scene), Family guy stopped being funny pretty much after the whole ratings episode. The entire show for the last 10 years is just seth macfarlane imitating big band musicians and patting himself on the back. Super unwatchable now.
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what grinds my gears is that people don't feel disgusted about irl stuff which the cartoon copies
OK do the top 20 moments that made spongebob fans rage quit please
All the gay scenes.
I always thought the entire series was pigshit, so... yeah. All of them.
Actually Brian going Republican and then getting called out for being a serial contrarian was pretty funny.
I FOUND IT FUNNY AS WELL
yeah I liked it too
It was pretty cool how Rush voiced himself in that episode. Much more fun that way.
I agree
1:55 "Good, good for Brian" That fourth wall break is hilarious
I think that the life of Brian was the most rage quit moment of Family guy.
Honestly it was funny since that's the Brian we don't like
I really think they did it on purpose too. Most of the Family Guy characters were generally unlikable, but Brian made the biggest moral fall because he was the show's straight-man. Many people started hating Brian the most for it, so it's possible they killed Brian but intended to bring him back.
@@mistreviews It's a lose-lose sonario
Yeah but I’ll bet you didn’t change the channel! Or did you snowflake?
I was a so so viewer before, but when they brought him back, that caused me to rage quit.
Meg having to apologize for standing up for herself after years of abuse still pisses me off. She did nothing wrong in that episode.
That be mine too. It's personal to me.
Amen.
Honestly they gave us what we wanted and backtracked to be the Mat like the idiots they’re
I was abused by my family and then gaslighted about it when I wrote about it publicly; I was made to feel like the bad guy for talking about things *they did* that still affect me. I have a special hatred for that episode.
True that
I can remember when Family Guy’s fanbase brought them out of cancellation. It’s truly been a wild ride.
I fear for Dave Chapelle...
And now most are wishing it would get canceled again, it’s become terrible, it’s not the show it was in the early days, it used to be a slightly edgier version of The Simpsons, with the censors keeping them in check so they didn’t go too far, in the early seasons the characters loved and cared for each other and would’ve done anything for them to fix their mistakes and do the right thing, now the show is extremely offensive, over the top, and crude, and the characters are a bunch of hateful, abusive, psychotic, mentally unstable, bigoted, homicidal lunatics who belong locked up in an asylum.
@@MrJohnffrey87 I think they followed a version of the SpongeBob model
@@MrJohnffrey87 relax. Still a great show. Back to the pilot one of the best episodes ever was a few years ago. Nothing like the Simpsons.
As of the Vaccination Special of South Park, all three adult animated sitcoms I watch officially suck unfortunately. Including Family Guy and American Dad!
The scene where Quagmire yelled to Brian about all of the things he hates about him. That scene would have been so much more impactful if it had been Peter, or Lois, or Meg, or ANYONE other than Quagmire! He's done things 1,000 times worse than Brian has! That's like Hitler telling Justin Bieber that he's a bad person!
Right like he was a hypocrite he’s done way worse shit than Brian
Just wanted to interject that Quagmire never really set himself as superior or denied his faults. He just answered a question for Brian. Quagmire's morality isn't that relevant to "Why don't you like me?"
Justin Bieber really IS bad.
@@kylegathright True, but the issue is that Quagmire's points about Brian's behavior ring hollow when Quagmire himself has done the same things in a much worse way. Everything Quagmire says about Brian can easily be thrown back at him.
Yeah but remember how he pointed out he actually is terrible but he at least admits as to where Brian acts like he's nothing but a Saint
Meg apologizing still pisses me off. What the hell. They deserved way more.
I agree 👍💯😊
I love the way they humorously give us a message to the viewers that such horrible people really really exists in real life so we should stay away from such weirdos. This is exactly the reason why I love The Family Guy. From racism to a stupid mentality they literally cover up each and every factor of our lives.
Eh...
That's exactly why I like Family Guy. Most Murikans if not all like the idea that protagonists should be preaching morality or whatever. I hate it.
Anyone remembers Brian getting married to someone chick that had cancer that episode is an example of rage quitting cuz she was annoying af
Meg apologizing for herself made me quit. I’ve always LOVED “Family Guy”, but after watching her apologizing to her family unnerved me. Made me think of my situation with my own family. I’m NEVER gonna apologize who I am with my own family. You either love me, or you don’t.
I love the over the top comedy and how they make fun of everything, honestly not even mad about anything
True. This show isnt for christians or atheists and it's not for republicans or democrats it's for everyone and no one and makes fun of everything equally. The fact that some people rage quit is hilarious to me.
Dishonorable Mention:
*"Brian Writes a Best Seller" as a whole
-This episode was Brian at his absolute worst, plain and simple. It's among the worst episodes of the entire series and it's a mystery why Mojo doesn't put it on many of their lists when talking negatively about Family Guy.
Damn I actually liked that episode the Real Time segment makes me crack up consistently throughout every time.
I know right? When Brian pretty much avoided having to apologize to Stewie, all Stewie could respond with is saying to Brian "You can't write". He should've did a "Where's my money?!" moment to him
That episode was ass. Brian at his best is amazing, but Brian at his worst is appalling. He's a hit or miss character for me.
The worst part was Brian groveling to Bill Maher.
Yeah I agree Brian & Stewie was an ALMOST perfect episode.
But Yeah That Diaper Eating went a little bit too far, and don’t even get me started on Brian cleaning Stewie’s… “You-Know-What.”
Is there another scene in the episode that wasn't necessary
Also I 100% agree with you
I loved that episode but it was kinda gross..
12:48 imagine getting mad because a situation happened after a joke and then blaming the creator of the joke
Simpsons do it all the time lol
Apparently people are obsessed with the idea that these shows somehow "predicted" the events and some morons believed Alex Jones
Whats the worst part about #2 is that it is the episode directly after #6. That's right, the episode about how abuse is wrong and the perpetrators should die for it comes right after the episode where Meg finally has the guts to stand up to her family... only to learn the lesson that she should put up with the abuse for the sake of her abusers.
Two episodes specifically did it for me. When Brian tried to exploit his estranged son after being totally absent from him for years and when Meg developed a Santa daddy fetish and was taking Stewie to the mall over and over again so she could sit on Santa's lap
The Brian and son moment also had a deleted scene which would've made the episode look somewhat respectable.
@@BH33312 too bad they put it behind a paywall 🤷
Those aren't even the worst episodes . what about the DVD commentary episode ??? What about the solo Stewie episode when he was just talking to a therapist the whole time ?? Why would a baby need to talk to a therapist ??? And what about the super disgusting herpes episode ???
@@glockseventeen233 the therapy episode is eh at worst to me but I really don't get why everyone particularly hated the Emmy and herpes ones
@@Nickr3000 I mean, people thought the Emmy's one was pandering, even when looking back at it, it was just parody and poking fun at themselves, and the herpes one was disgusting and portrayed Brian, the peoples favourite character, in a really negative and sinister way.
Peter Griffin and then-President Trump fight scene is pretty funny.
Say his name right Trump not former no then just trump.
@@Mr7ivelive why don't call Trump Johnny?
@@Mr7ivelive shut up it’s formal president trump he’s never gonna be back in office
I especially liked the part where Mitch McConnell ducked his head in like a turtle XD
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What people seem to forget is that at the end of the day, Brian is still a dog, and eating out of a diaper is something a dog would likely do, as Stewie says in that scene, "it's not a judgement it's just a fact". Also that scene did show what one is willing to do for the other, strengthening the friendship.
Still gross out humor isn't for everyone
That's true and a good way to explain it to people.
"it's the hudson bros razzle dazzle show!" That damn cutaway went on forever!
For what it’s worth I laughed the whole way through that and continued to laugh the rest of the episode and my day
I think you should do a top 20 of movie parodies this time including:
Terminator Franchise - PeTerminator
Disney Films - Road To The Multiverse
12 Angry Men - 12 And A Half Angry Men
The Naked Gun - PTV
Nah
@@jasonlucas2392 why bro
3:41 the best joke of that episode was Tom Tucker saying," Margaret Woolworth--holy god, I'm not reading all that."😂
I love Family Guy. Sure, it’s a bot over the top but it’s still hilarious 😂
Killing Brian off was a huge mistake.
Let’s hope it won’t happen again.
Ironically, some people are starting to regret bringing him back after his new personallity change.
Dude it's a sitcom, what else did you expect ?
@@akashpanchal2471 well I meant as beside that, as the show progressed they were changing their personallities and lack thereof but also the scene where he killed the baby squirrel.
@@adnanjusufovic8464 yaa true
Ide rather him dead I dispise brian
Yeah I see where that hit the sore point. Let it be known any form of harassment can be executed via either male or female. We've seen it with domestic abuse I.e Amber Heard which showed us that not only men can be the abusers or aggressors so the same would apply to other versions of harassment
Honestly, I’m glad to not know anyone who has rage quitted over these or anything else on family. I had issues with a few things myself but that’s part of dark humor. Don’t laugh at one thing then cry about how unfair something is when they finally find something that offends you. I don’t watch the show anymore but that’s more because I got tired of it as I got older.
The moment meg stands up for herself to her family must be one of my favorite moments for family guy.
Then when she had to apologize must be my worst moment for Family Guy.
I’m surprised that a high school girl who literally lied about her age and went to Quagmire’s party.
SMH
Brian eating the poo and Peter saving the whale are fuckin hilarious 😂
The poo scene isn’t funny at all imo but I might just hate grotesque childish humor
Whale scene was funny tho
@@P.folanxox I thought I was gonna be sick
@thebeardedhippoofficial You must be an animal hater
@@RedRobin6543 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ok mate
Fans: how dare you kill Brian! We’re Starting a petition to bring him back!
Family Guy: brings Brian back
Fans: how dare you bring Brian back from the dead and play with our emotions like that!
This is why you just do what you want and not really care about what people think lol
It reminds me of when Seth hosted the Oscars. The Academy wanted to attract new viewers and make it more entertaining. Seth did that. Then all the Hollywood people flipped out because he dared make fun of them. Now he’s banned from ever hosting again.
There is no pleasing some people.
I'd also add
Family Guy: Continues to make Brian a bigger and bigger piece of shit
Fans: Just fucking kill that wretched dog again!
Stewie getting pregnant was so unpleasant. At least the dog that looked like Brian was cute lol
What’s sad is that this was the last episode to air on adult swim before they left the network what a way to go out on a whimper
@@RockerMicke1 oh God yeah I remember that. Why would they choose that episode? They could have totally made a better decision LOL
🔊 Every bully on Meg 💫
I agree 👍💯😊
After the firts two seasons, anyone who watches Family Guy knows what they are getting into too. So if you rage quit after that, its kinda stupid, you knew what you were getting into
right
Hear hear
Peter's Sister! Even though it has one of my favorite cutaway gags, the way Peter was treated was unfair
Stan Made Me Spit Out My Food In Laughter, When He Said "Good For Brian".
I stopped watching/being interested in Family Guy about 10 years ago. The humor stopped being good at a certain point. It always surprises me they make new episodes to this day, I can’t even imagine what they’re like.
I watch it everyday when new episode drops its still my favorite show but its not funny as it used to be
It’s didn’t stop being good, it just changed and doesn’t fit your taste anymore.
@@allanmhanson that’s fair
Episodes these days are 10% actual story 10%good jokes and 80% shit jokes for fillers
Its not as funny.
Nearly all of these moments did make me rage-quit for awhile, but I think that's part of the proof of the gravity of the Family Guy formula. Just that there's nearly NOTHING that can transpire to make a fan quit it for good. Even the things that utterly traumatized me into quitting, upon re-viewing, I can at least SEE where the joke was coming from. That's the key to ANY good comedy or joke: It has to have SOME basis in reality, or else it falls flat...and when you tell a joke correctly it can and SHOULD p-ss someone off every single time.
I loved the episode where she had the very long name, I laughed the hole time. 😂
The only ones I really had a problem with was 20, 8 and 3.
I loved the Conway Twitty Cutaways, still do. The long one, I don't hate it, but it's just so damn long. It isn't the end of the world, gives me time to look at my phone and shit, and it's like the only country song I've ever heard. I kinda liked it, but just so damn long.
With #8, it's kind of just gross to me watching Lois kiss a teenager. It's not even about the cheating or her character in general, it's just watching an adult makeout with a child. That's pretty disgusting if you ask me. Then, for Lois to brag about it? That's where I lost some respect for her.
Stewie getting pregnant, it was an episode. It was interesting, but the fact that he's a toddler made it weird for me. Then you remember Brian is also a dog and technically an adult. While Brian didn't do anything to him and was just kind of rolling with it, it's still weird and doesn't sit with me.
Outside of those three, I just think the fanbase is kind of sensitive lol especially with #1, that really proved to me how sensitive the community is. The fact that they killed a character (just to bring him back), but the community was genuinely outraged and people were complaining the creator used it as a message to teach people to be grateful. I don't know. It's a fictional character, you shouldn't be that outraged over it. I can understand putting the show down if Brian was your favorite, but let's be real. I dont think people love Brian like that lol
Dude, that "teaching people to be grateful" is crap. It was nothing more than a ratings stunt.
People weren't mad that they killed Brian because they love him so much. They were mad because they knew it wouldn't be a permanent decision. They knew that the writers would never have the balls to kill Brian for good; so the whole thing felt like a waste of time, and a cheap ratings ploy.
@@willGObye Exactly.
To be fair the girl lied to him about being 18, but he's still really bad.
I feel there are moments that should have gotten an honorable mention, like when Stewie and Brian try to save Christmas, but instead it turns into a home invasion. There's also the time when Brian is married and his wife is choking on food and he doesn't perform the Heimlich maneuver. Let's also not forget this season that puts Lois in the worst light, like nearly killing a coffee shop worker to get her photo on the Customer of the Month board, then trying to cover it up by kidnapping other employees. There's also the episode she becomes addicted to painkillers and she tries to use Stewie to fish pills out of the toilet, nearly drowning him in the process.
Don't forget the one where Lois abandons her family on Christmas Eve because she's sick of having to clean up after them fully expecting them to crash and burn as a result while she stalks them to see it happen... only for Peter and the rest of the family to have a perfectly fine Christmas without her.
That's just the start, rather than be happy for them and just enjoy a day off or two she proceeds to literally in a parody of How the Grinch Stole Christmas sneak into the house at night and steal everything her own family owns. And finally as a cherry on top unlike the Grinch Lois never fesses up to her crime and allows a random immigrant neighbor on her block to take the blame for it and get deported. That's it. That's how the episode ends.
That was my personal "Lois is the worst" moment.
I love the one with Stewie's psychologist. He did felt bad at the end when he asks Brian to stay with him to sleep well
The more controversial the episode, the more I love Family guy.
Meg apologizing for standing up for herself always infuriates me. Haven't watched the show since.
Well, you are one of those viewers who think protagonists should be preachy and morally upright, right? It's a fucking dark comedy, not a typical Murikan sitcom.
@@reyc9192 my guy the whole point of this video is to talk about why ppl quit watching, and you’re here getting mad at someone for explaining why they stopped. Make it make sense, nobody cares about your take.
@@theonlybingledingle 😂😂😂😂
@@theonlybingledingleLAWD😂😂😂
Im sorry it upset you so much but it's just a silly cartoon meant to be very irreverent. Sorry you haven't been able to enjoy all the crass humor since that episode. You're missing out.
it's called comedy for a reason. you may not like the type of comedy, but if all the issues on the list had been discussed at the end or moral of the story was explained it wouldn't be the Family Guy comedy show. it's not meant to make you realize how something is unfair or sad or teach you anything by the end with some elementary school narration, it does that while being fun. of course it can't be fun for everyone, it hits and misses depending on the person watching it, but it's always entertaining.
"I'll tell ya Bob I just got in my car and drove it, and when there was a guy in my way I killed him."
that bank vault bit was both hilariously disturbing and disturbingly hilarious... and my fave takeaway was an interview Seth Mcfarlane gave wherein he pointed out he did all the voice work so it was him, by himself in a sound booth for the week...
4:14 was the longest 20 seconds of my life
“Diaper eating” was absolutely gross. 🤢🤮
FACTS
I've seen dogs do worse than that.
I thought I was gonna be sick
Most of these episodes are some of the best episodes of Family Guy.
Yeah, Some people just don’t have a sense of humor
Yeah the peter sexual harassment episode gave me a nostalgia rofl. The actual harassment wasn't funny, but that scene when Quagmire nopes out of sex with her was absolutely hilarious.
The great thing about cartoons is the cartoon artists can do what ever you want in any situation. I am waiting to see if Lois finds a new man and Meg at last finds love and respect. Even Brian as a political man and Stewie a super hero there are no bounds to the imagination these days
Courage the cowardly dog's episode, the mask, so handled abuse better than brenda's abuse storyline. At least the villain felt more realistic from being abusive to kind as it shows he controls his victim. Even the supposed antagonist who hurts Courage is an example of how abuse impacts others and they can adopt similar traits to their abuser.
11:38
That episode involves teleiophilia, ephebophilia and adultery.
Trust me.
And?
So?
@@chrisrj9871
Keep in mind, I have nothing against little kids, adolescents and young adults who admitted that they’re attracted to men and women aged 20 to 56 in both real life and fiction, but millions of people everywhere are so judgmental and stupid, they didn’t realize that teleiophilia existed after all.
I actually liked the episode when Brian changed parties due to the fact it happens in real life for many reasons. I hated the episode that was number 10 though and was when I started to hate Lois even more.
I saw an episode once where they explained to the characters that they were fictional characters being voiced by actors. I thought that was the dumbest things I’ve ever seen.
Vern & Johnny were always my favorite 😂😂
I need a jew is hands down number one.. it got them cancelled..
4:16 I actually liked the long name joke from "Con Heiress." I think it saved the episode from being one the worst of Season 17 (if not ever). Not only do they own up to stealing the gag from Monty Python right in the middle of the gag, but it pays off in the end when Brian, Stewie and Quagmire's mark was revealed to be Meg in disguise because as it was pointed out in a Season 6 cutaway gag, Meg HATES MONTY PYTHON. It's hilarious and ironic to me that she would use an alias based on a show she loathes.
Gonna be honest, there's not a single thing on this list that's bothered me or made me Rage Quit as I'm still watching Family Guy to this day.
But this video is way too long and boring and I didn't even make it half-way through.
@@jovetj you didn't make it halfway through or you're implying I didn't?
@@aurawolf2221 I was speaking for myself :)
@@jovetj ahh right haha.
I always say there’s at least 1 thing every episode that they can get canceled over. Also, I think Peter Griffin is the funniest character on t.v.
showing empathy is never a bad move
No no it's not and some people seem to think that Family Guy should never do it cuz then it's "not the same show". I say poopoo to that. It's not the same show when no character remains even one bit likable
Do you know what really grinds my gears? Killing off Brian Griffin
I rewatch Family Guy constantly but I skip over the episodes that I feel go "too far" (several of which are ones featured here). The ones that are too gross or certain ones that portray my faith poorly. But I dont "rage quit" over any of these. Also, getting upset over Quagmire or Lois or Brian's behavior misses the point, we're not to find these characters inspirational.
Family guy used to be great, still good now but just haven't got that much interest in it anymore..
Pretty much like any cartoon.
like every show
Yap like spongbob and the rest
I usually like the jokes that go on for a daft amount of time but both the joke with the guys singing for three minutes and the long-name joke it was just annoying. Especially as they did the same long name jokes several times in the episode and I found myself inwardly groaning every time.
The dvd commentary one is one of my favorite episodes lol. Though I can get why it’s not for all
i wish they would make family guy a adult cartoon instead of a sitcom if stewie & brian were cartoon charters there would be no stopping them.
If you rage quit over a cartoon that nobody is forcing you to watch, you may as well give up on life. It’ll never get better for you
Fuck yeah 👏🏻
Granted several of these are low hanging fruit, it's funny that others were literally people getting mad because reality hurts. Southpark does a much better job if this.
South Park has better writing and just handles mocking situations with a lot better take and understanding of the issue at hand.
Top 20 times WatchMojo didn't understand what "rage quit" means
There was a Halloween episode where Chris and Meg accidentally end up making out in a closet as part of a game. That pissed me off so much I threw the remote at the TV. I couldn't even finish the episode.
You sound like a very fragile person.
@@glentor3 Not at all.
When Peter had that Stroke that almost made me quit Family Guy. I have a high tolerance for comedy but there's just nothing funny about having a Stroke.
So my favorite moments were your worst. All subjective.
In the episode “Go, Stewie, Go!”, Meg’s then-boyfriend was a teleiophile and Lois cheated on Peter.
@@Jo_Mama710 Google Jonathan.....Google is a thing
@@simplydavid1408
Exactly.
I like how they don’t show the intense parts but they do speak about it
the moment I hated the most was when meg finally stood up for herself, but then took it away, THAT, that is what I will never forgive
Family guy helped me through so many hard times. Cure to depression.
The whale bit is hilarious! You’re whalecome….😂
Man i love the long name jokes. For me it never gets bored🤣🤣🤣
It has massive viewership still and it's like South Park. If you know Seth McFarlane it's hard to even be mad about any of it.
I don't know 😅😅😅 I actually laughed at what's in the list. Most of em Anyway
I’ve never felt rage for this show ever 💀 it’s too good but I was upset that they killed Brian off but they brought him back so that was good
too good to be killed
just like superman
Now do a Top 10 on FAMILY GUY characters who got flanderized.
#1 Brian Griffin
@@isaacstevenson2960 …and Quagmire for going from a hilarious womanizer to a hypocritical jerk to Brian Griffin.
@@CodyFairlessLee this ☝🏾
835: What grinds my gears...hmmm
20 -so so for me
19 -Brian isn’t my favorite character
18 -gross, gross
17 -didn’t see that episode
16 -didn’t see that either
15 -bad, just bad
14 -meh
13 -didn’t see that episode and I don’t care that much for it
12 -being a parody of the 40-Year Old Virgin, it was so-so
11 -kinda grinds my gears
10 -I feel bad for Peter
9 -as gross as it is, it did grind my gears
8 -she’s never “mother of the year”
7 -bad decision, just awful
6 -Meg finally stands up for herself and the ending isn’t cool. She deserves better and FYI, she didn’t fake her death, that was a identity mix-up
5 -yeah, that grinds my gears
4 -crosses the line
3 -I did nothing but laugh through the whole episode but honestly I don’t know what Stewie was thinking
2 -another one for sure, Jeff is the worst. With him dead, I’m pretty sure he would never be husband/father
1 -tragic but mentioning it as a ad, really?
The whale moment was definitely the worst. I had to close my eyes through the whole sequence when I watched it.
You’re… whalecome!!!
I'll be honest the long name one is actually kind of funny especially since recently there's been memes of Five Nights at Freddy's characters being called British long names. So it's kind of hilarious
Seth really knows how to get under people’s skins!
He strikes me as having been that kid who acts like a complete little shit just for attention.
And you strike me as a whiny little shit you're probably one of the people who get offended by a cartoon
@@skankhunt434 Me? I'm not a grown adult who cries whenever someone insults my favorite cartoon and the person who makes it. Get a life.
@@olleselinMcFarlane not Green
Damn. I couldn't stop laughing at most of these bits.
Did you just have a bunch of US senators vote on these?
Jokes that can go on for awhile are most suited for Monty Python.
“Brian & Stewie” was a great episode. Just one setting, no cutaway gags - but they still had to put in some complete gross-out humor.
The Conway Twitty cutaway is awsome and the song is classic
It sucks so bad 😒
@@jeremyblackwater439 no
@@Peersoncasteell hell yes. It sucks
@@jeremyblackwater439 that is real music man
@@Peersoncasteell 😂
the only thing that grin my gears is that Stewie and Brian never met the Evil Monkey >:{
Honestly, I loved the Conway cutaway.
That one was WAY too long, so it cheapened the joke.
For me, it was this scene where Brian let a dog off its leash, and the dog then brutally mauled a smaller dog with blood flying everywhere, leading to it getting shot and killed by an officer, and the smaller dog's owner breaking down crying.
Which season was that? I'm pretty sure it was the same season as Seahorse Seashell Party, but I'm not sure.
I will NEVER get tired of Vern and Johnny
I love Family Guy but I never loved the couple of Peter and Lois. It’s no wonder they’re made for each other
Bird is the word, overpoliticization, that entire bank episode (not just the shit eating scene), Family guy stopped being funny pretty much after the whole ratings episode.
The entire show for the last 10 years is just seth macfarlane imitating big band musicians and patting himself on the back. Super unwatchable now.
None of these are tragic.... Family Guy is hilarious....EVERY episode
this made me rage quit? nah, this made me a fan!
You forgot to add Quagmire goring dating Meg as soon as she turned 18. The 61 year old dating his friend’s daughter was disrespectful.
Every time they do that thing where someone falls & they spend a minute going, "SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH" gets old really quick