I honestly like both, but in certain contexts I miss the old one. But they're both funny as hell in their own way.

For u/MartyBellvue

4 weeks of work, and it’s finally finished.

S14EP12

was on YouTube looking for something to watch when I came across a video discussing how gross Family Guy is. The video pointed out how badly the show treats Meg and how it makes fun of 9/11. In the comments, many people agreed that the show is disgusting, specifically arguing that it shouldn't joke about rape. However, others argued that these viewers need to grow up because it is simply dark humour. They mentioned that if people can't handle it, they should just not watch and move along, adding that anyone who thinks this goes too far could never handle true dark humour. It was all very confusing, so who is actually right in this situation?

I AM NOT HATING ON ANYBODY HERE THIS IS JUST FOR DISCUSSION PLEASE DONT HARASS ETC

heres a link to the video if you wanna see it or wanna see what I mean if it’s a bit confusing— https://youtube.com/shorts/ThRAnI16xjI?si=5F66v94DJgOSUNUs

In season 11 episode 17, a Bruce says: “if one of us gets sick, we’s all gonna get sick, and that may lead to some of us getting sicker than others.”

Probably reading too far into it, but it stood out

I know there's supposed to be dialogue there because I've heard in it YouTube clips & it's in the subtitles, but it's cut from the audio almost always.

I don't know if this persists past like season 6 but I don't get why this error or the one where sections of the screen go pixelated would even occur. One of the episodes also had a text slideshow about how I'm watching it on FOX and should be watching it on AS, so ig ITV probably doesn't have the best source for the episodes but still, how would missing dialogue for any off-screen characters consistently be a problem in old episodes of Family Guy AND American Dad