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Wednesday, September 7, 2005 at 10:31 AM AMERICAN DAD: How does one put this in a family magazine? We learn in the premiere that CIA agent Stan has never...well... gotten to know himself. ''Being as conservative as he is, he's never touched himself,'' executive producer Matt Weitzman reveals. ''But he suddenly discovers it, and then gets addicted.'' What more can be said about season 2 except that Patrick Stewart reprises his role as the director of the CIA, this time relocating Stan and his animated clan to Saudi Arabia, which sits well with Mr. Father Knows All. Let's skip the episode where Stan's daughter sleeps with his boss and just say that Beau Bridges, Laura Linney, Stephen Colbert, and Jason Lee do guest voices. We have to shower now.
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David Goodman is one bare-knuckle executive producer. ''We're up against Desperate Housewives, so we're upping the sexy woman quotient.'' Yeah? Yeah?! ''We've got Carol Channing and Phyllis Diller.'' Perhaps ''bare-knuckle'' was overstating it a tad, but the man clearly knows from struggle. Family Guy, in its second season P.R. (post-resurrection), is not about to waste a second chance: Guest stars include Robert Downey Jr., Wanda Sykes, Carrie Fisher, and Larry Hagman. Story arcs involve Brian and Stewie in college (?!), Peter getting a job at a brewery, and Meg growing a spine. Sounds promising. ''I'm very excited,'' says Goodman. ''My main focus is to keep this job as long as I can.'' —pookie |
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Wednesday, September 7, 2005 at 11:52 AM Thanks Pookie! My wife and I have been doing the knock knock joke from the new DVD on each other all week and we definitely need some new material. —bguirk |
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Thursday, September 8, 2005 at 5:52 PM In other toon news: South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have inked a new deal that will keep the duo — as well as Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny — at Comedy Central through the end of 2008. The agreement promises three more 14-episode seasons of South Park, with Parker and Stone continuing to write, direct, voice and edit every @%#$ing one of 'em. The new season premieres Oct. 19. —pookie |
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Thursday, September 8, 2005 at 8:54 PM YAY! I love South Park. Anyone seen Team America? America, FUCK yeah! —TrinsTwin18 |
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Thursday, September 8, 2005 at 9:02 PM The real question is "Anyone NOT seen Team America?"
That movie is old, but good. —Stryker311 |
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Thursday, September 8, 2005 at 9:15 PM In my current newspaper like mind it's old. And last year, around October. —Stryker311 |
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Friday, September 9, 2005 at 8:18 AM The real question is "Anyone NOT seen Team America?"
That movie is old, but good. —Stryker311 You Y-Generation (as in why were you born?) types crack me up. —bguirk |
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Friday, September 9, 2005 at 3:44 PM I've not seen it. But then again I've not seen just about any recent movies. —Dark Laith |
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Sunday, September 11, 2005 at 7:29 PM WINDS OF CHANGE: The real-life tragedy of Hurricane Katrina is even having reverberations in the cartoon world of Family Guy. Fox has decided to swap the episode originally scheduled to open the series' new season tonight, which featured hurricane references, for one featuring guest voice James Woods (Nixon, Salvador). "Out of sensitivity to what happened, we're moving back [the original premiere episode] a couple weeks," a Fox rep tells Broadcasting & Cable. —pookie |
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