Family Guy episode will not be aired!

[Aces]

Fox will not air an upcoming 'Family Guy' episode that deals with abortion. The episode, titled 'Partial Terms of Endearment,' was brought up at this year's Comic-Con, and was planned to air sometime next season. But today, Fox released the following statement: "Fox will not air the 'Partial Terms of Endearment' episode of 'Family Guy,' but we fully support the producers' right to make the episode and distribute it in whatever way they want."

 

This is how they got rid of Laverne and Shirley, no?

 

And it is On-Topic due to the Comic-Con reference!

 

Anybody at the Comic-Con see it?

[dekeuk]

 

Apparently baby Stewie getting off on S&M pain with his mother was NOT over the line.

 

But this new episode was.

 

 

 

[s-man]

Apparently baby Stewie getting off on S&M pain with his mother was NOT over the line.

 

But this new episode was.

 

 

 

(thumbs u

[PEP]

Gotta love standards.

[DatBoiC]

How about prom night Dumpster Baby!! They made a whole song about dumping a baby in the dumpster at a prom. Which is the just as bad as abortion to me.

[TupennyConan]

I watched about 10 episodes of this show on the way to Heroes with the Florida crew.

 

The show is shiite.

 

The producers should go on the wheel of pain for a perma-spin right next to their shiite characters.

 

All involved in the show should be left outside the city walls at night as doggie treats for the wolves.

[PokerKid]

I watched about 10 episodes of this show on the way to Heroes with the Florida crew.

 

The show is shiite.

 

The producers should go on the wheel of pain for a perma-spin right next to their shiite characters.

 

All involved in the show should be left outside the city walls at night as doggie treats for the wolves.

 

That being said, Fox has a line that can be crossed?!?

[Comicopolis]

No love for Family Guy here then

[dekeuk]

I watched about 10 episodes of this show on the way to Heroes with the Florida crew.

 

The show is shiite.

 

 

You remind me of the people they interviewed for the 100th episode ...... all people that HATED the show ....... hilarious stuff

 

 

[John A III]

I'm surprised they are drawing the line since I've seen previous episodes of Family Guy that mention abortion and made fun of it. Plus the prom night dumpster baby scene, as mentioned before, was not exactly line friendly. So it's wierd that this is how Fox draws the line

[Comicopolis]

It's good publicity though.

[Mr.Diggler]

No love for Family Guy here then

Plenty of love on my end. There have been some cringe worthy moments for sure but the show is consistently funny as hell.

[TupennyConan]

I watched about 10 episodes of this show on the way to Heroes with the Florida crew.

 

The show is shiite.

 

 

You remind me of the people they interviewed for the 100th episode ...... all people that HATED the show ....... hilarious stuff

 

 

You remind me of one of the people who has watched 100 episodes of Family Guy ......

[nwpassage]

Too much publicity. Better to just slide it under the door.

[BaltimoreLauren]

Fox is only now drawing a line? Family Guy goes after everyone and everything, abortion doesn't even phase me as a topic they would do.

[Mio]

None of them should be aired

[supapimp]

remember the married with children too hot for TV ep they wouldn't aire? FOX is

[dekeuk]

I watched about 10 episodes of this show on the way to Heroes with the Florida crew.

 

The show is shiite.

 

 

You remind me of the people they interviewed for the 100th episode ...... all people that HATED the show ....... hilarious stuff

 

 

You remind me of one of the people who has watched 100 episodes of Family Guy ......

 

I did (thumbs u

[Comicopolis]

[dekeuk]

remember the married with children too hot for TV ep they wouldn't aire? FOX is

 

there is a method to their madness

 

banning show = free publicity = higher ratings

 

plus they can sell the "banned" episode on dvd now for $24.95