Family Guy

While I'm sure not everyone will find this equally as funny as most. I was drawn into this video for the impressions, and while some aren't as good as the original folks who do them, I think it's still pretty impressive.

After years of sharing the same block on Fox Sunday nights, 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy' are finally doing something that no one ever expected: they're crossing over. To be more specific, an upcoming episode of 'Family Guy' will see Peter Griffin and his family stumble into the town of Springfield, where they encounter the Simpson family.

So every year I start to get back into video games more and more.  Since the kids are growing up, the gaming systems around my house get more and more plentiful.  So now that I have the systems, I need some more games.

It may have only taken ten years, but it looks like the playful rivalry between 'The Simpsons' and its sort of spiritual successor 'Family Guy' may finally be put to rest. While both FOX series have taken playful shots at one another over the years, the bridge has finally been built as 'Family Guy' creator and voice-artist Seth MacFarlane will lend his voice to an upcoming 'Simpsons' episode! Who

A 'Family Guy' movie has been talked about for years now but with the success of 'Ted' at the box office (over $215 million and counting) creator Seth MacFarlane says it's not so much if we're going to get a 'Family Guy' movie but when. And the when looks like it could be soon.

This is why I absolutely love "Family Guy."  The show is funny in general but they are hilarious in person.  They all jump in on the fun of making the interpreter sign some pretty nasty things.  At first she seemed a bit pissed but then started to have some fun with it.  Check it out.

Well, it's election season, so everybody who is anybody is going to tell you how to vote.  Check out this Pro-Obama video made by one of the animators for both The Simpsons and Family Guy.

If you watch some of the older Family Guy episodes, it's almost like watching a different show.  Watching this pilot for Family Guy is watching another show.  Check out the early version of Peter and Brian.

If you're a Family Guy fan, you've probably wondered why the hell Stewie can talk to Brian and other people, but never his family.  Seth MacFarlane has the answer, because he created the show.