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The series’ midseason premiere found Seth MacFarlane’s flagship animated sitcom struggling to amuse (and offend) like it used to.
The first big show of the year is here, and it’s half-disgusting, half-brilliant—and exactly what we need right now.
How will Anthony Anderson fare hosting this year’s Emmy Awards? Hopefully better than Jo Koy, Seth MacFarlane, and Dave Letterman before him.
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The foul-mouthed, bigoted, horny talking teddy bear that first shocked audiences into laughter in 2012 is back in a new series that, even in this climate, manages to somehow work.
In his six-part docuseries “The End Is Nye,” our fave Science Guy games out unspeakable doomsday scenarios—with a little help from his EP, “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane.
The “Family Guy” creator joked that he “saw everyone else at Fox Corp doing their part to get good science out there” and thought “we’ve got to do something.”
MacFarlane’s marriage with the network is not working, he says: “The sex is only once a year, I don’t get along with your mother, and well… I’ve been having an affair with NBC.”
In a new interview, the “Family Guy” creator denounces Winfrey for boosting Dr. Oz, Dr. Phil, and Jenny McCarthy.
With glimpses of Naomi Watts as Gretchen Carlson, the Fox News host who tanked Ailes’ career with sexual-harassment allegations.
Seth MacFarlane, Judd Apatow, Steve Levitan, and other writers, producers, and actors are ashamed to be even remotely associated with Fox News over the right-wing net’s remarks.
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