Family Guy season premiere breaks world record

S09E01 And Then There Were FewerliveSep 27, 2010, 9:58 PM ETthe next day11 posts by 6 posters
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Captain Infinity

The Season 9 premiere episode of Family Guy, "And Then There Were Fewer", broke a world record. Total viewership was almost 10 million. That's 10 million people all not laughing at the same time, the greatest number of people all not laughing at the same time since World War II.

The Simpsons' premiere, "Elementary School Musical", tried to beat it, but it only came up with 8 million people all not laughing at the same time. Better luck next time, Simpsons! That's what you get for including a joke in your episode.

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Arthur LipscombCaptain Infinity

? "Captain Infinity" wrote in message news:[email]...

Much like the season finale, it wasn't full of one liners but it still told an interesting story. I liked it. And they *finally* switched to widescreen!

I know I laughed a few times during Family Guy. I'm not sure if I laughed during this episode. But I'm use to it by now. Wait, the Dr. Fink billboard was amusing. I did like the opening credits.

Garondo MarondoCaptain Infinity

On Sep 27, 6:58 pm, Captain Infinity wrote:

I thought the first half of Family Guy was great, with some really nice animation, it dragged around the midway point and the last 10 minutes of recap were slow.

I found The Simpsons ep to be terrible.

Captain InfinityGarondo Marondo

Once Upon A Time, He is the Resurrection and the Light: The Rapacious Mr. Hole wrote:

It did look very pretty.

Agreed.

Everyone did.

P.S. Thank you for fixing my post, Mr. Hole.

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WiseguyCaptain Infinity

Captain Infinity wrote in news:[email]:

Since when do you speak for everyone?

Captain InfinityWiseguy

Once Upon A Time, Wiseguy wrote:

Since April 27, 1967.

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WiseguyCaptain Infinity

Captain Infinity wrote in news:[email]:

I must have missed that memo.

John GregoryWiseguy

On Wed, 29 Sep 2010, Wiseguy wrote:

Everyone did.

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Tony HardingWiseguy

Since the Jersey Devil ate your dick.

Any other questions, dickless?

:)
WiseguyTony Harding

Tony Harding wrote in news:[email]:

I wasn't asking you, brainless.