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Everything Changes

The more messed up this world gets, the more God makes sense.

Family Guy

No, Family Guy... YOU SUCK!
'Family Guy' crossed the line

By Amber Dowling
2008-05-05

An otherwise funny 'Family Guy' finale went too far with Michael J. Fox joke.

In poor taste: Michael J. Fox’s scribbled Zorro tagline was crossing the line, in my opinion. The actor’s been pretty brave and upfront about his battle with Parkinson’s and the joke was too much, even for Family Guy.

[ Shaking my head ]

I am so disgusted. Not to mention furious! How far will we allow the media to go? What will it take to stop this crap?!

BOTH of my parents SUFFER from Parkinson's disease. Enough said.

I never watch Family Guy and never will. As far as I'm concerned an apology is in order from 20th Century Fox and the creators of Family Guy - to Michael J. Fox, to the Parkinson's Associations around the world and to every person who suffers with this horrible debilitating disease on a daily basis.

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9:20 AM

I can't watch the family guy. Right from the very beginning they've cross lines that just shouldn't be crossed.

AND THIS IS COMING FROM A GUY WHO LIKES CROSSING LINES.

It makes a flat out mockery out of Christ (and it's different than the others). The Simpsons use satire. It's got a kick to it, but you understand that it's an exaggerated character to make a legit point.

The Family Guy is a mocker. I've never once seen the show and not been offended by multiple things.

I'll give you a "here here" on the "you suck family guy"    



3:50 AM

I was enfuriated by the Michael J. Fox skit. Crossing the line is an understatement. A formal apology is in order.    



6:06 PM

wow - I have family members who suffered from this horrible disease. I find their lack of tactfulness disgusting.    



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