Don't look now, butFamily Guyis celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. (Yes, it has really been that long.) The long-running animated series, which just concluded its 22nd season, debuted in 1999. With the help of subversive humor from creator Seth MacFarlane, the series about a Rhode Island family and their talking dog continues to feature big musical numbers, whip-smart satire, and downright hilarious jokes.Family Guy's main voice cast, which consists of MacFarlane, Seth Green, Mila Kunis, and Alex Borstein, recently sat down with Esquire to reminisce about a quarter of a century of TV greatness. "When I started in the business, I thought that if I could create something that people either fall asleep to or get high to, then I would really feel like a writer," MacFarlane says. |
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We rounded up the best reactions to the end of the brilliant FX series. |
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Sadly, I don’t live in the golden age of movie titles. I live in 2024, when they’re so damn long that they don’t even fit on the billboard.Mission: Impossible—Dead Reckoning, Part One? No, thank you. Welcome to the era of bad movie titles. If you brought a person from the late seventies or early eighties into the present, their brain would melt at the mere thought of a film brandedDoctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. They would weep at the fact thatStar Warsis nowStar Wars: Episode IV—A New Hope. When they sawRaiders of the Lost Arkin 1981, it didn’t even faze them that a name as cool asIndiana Joneswasn’t in the title. Sorry, but I’m not done. In 2023, I convinced a robot that I knew which images were stoplights just to prove that I was a human man who wanted to buy tickets to a film titledAnt-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. WhenJoker: Folie à Deuxcomes out later this year, I’ll think of the glorious premiere ofJawsas I ask myself the following questions: Is theJokerFrench now? |
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A state investigator is really talking, and he’s doing it under oath. |
| Revisiting his 1995 cover story in a special edition of Esquire. |
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