The Simpsons VS Family Guy

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I love "the Simpsons". they're genuinely brilliant. But "Family Guy"s got some potential too.

Lately I've come across a lot of people discussing which one is better, some hold the view that "Family Guy, is new and fresh" while others say that its just a rip off of "The Simpsons".

so here we are. an Official Discussion Thread of The Simpsons VS Family Guy




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Personally, I think they're both stupid.
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Simpsons! :)
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Snoink wrote:Simpsons! :)


Agreed!




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Simpsons. Much cleaner.
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Simpsons if you want better humor. Family guy is funny, just ruder...
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The Simpsons have actual humor, Family guy's just full of cheap jokes that doesn't even make you laugh.
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