ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
Really tho
1 Homer
2. Randy Marsh
3. Peter Griffin
1 Homer
2. Randy Marsh
3. Peter Griffin
In Their Prime:Simpsons Vs Family Guy
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fReShBeAtS
May da funk be wit cha
Simpsons Season 4-10 is untouchable. Family guy is funny tho
Days of Future Piff
Superstar
The Simpsons in their prime were absolutely the better series.
The writing is far more clever, the characters were more three-dimensional, the show's philosophy was deeper, the Halloween specials are better, and the satire of 1990s America was absolutely spot-on.
One of the things that really pushes the Simpsons to the next level are the side characters. Every kid remembers having a Ralph Wiggum at their school. We all knew a principals and teachers like Seymour Skinner and Ms. Krabappel growing up. We all know guys like Barney Gumble, Ned Flanders, and Mr. Burns in real life. The characters and their world were relatable. As goofy and as silly as the characters could be (Krusty the Clown
), you still saw the good in everyone. Bart may have been a troublemaker, but he still genuinely loved his family and was willing to set things right when he went too far with his pranks. Homer is capable of incredible selflessness and sacrifice for the sake of people counting on him ("Do it for her" 
)
“Bart Gets an F” by itself is better than that whole Seth McFarlane catalogue. Yeah, I said it.
Plus, the Simpsons had an episode guest-starring MJ the GOAT
I'm still disappointed with them for pulling this episode though
The writing is far more clever, the characters were more three-dimensional, the show's philosophy was deeper, the Halloween specials are better, and the satire of 1990s America was absolutely spot-on.
One of the things that really pushes the Simpsons to the next level are the side characters. Every kid remembers having a Ralph Wiggum at their school. We all knew a principals and teachers like Seymour Skinner and Ms. Krabappel growing up. We all know guys like Barney Gumble, Ned Flanders, and Mr. Burns in real life. The characters and their world were relatable. As goofy and as silly as the characters could be (Krusty the Clown
), you still saw the good in everyone. Bart may have been a troublemaker, but he still genuinely loved his family and was willing to set things right when he went too far with his pranks. Homer is capable of incredible selflessness and sacrifice for the sake of people counting on him ("Do it for her" )“Bart Gets an F” by itself is better than that whole Seth McFarlane catalogue. Yeah, I said it.
Plus, the Simpsons had an episode guest-starring MJ the GOAT
I'm still disappointed with them for pulling this episode though
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Toe Jay Simpson
Searchin’
There is no greater or more intelligent satirization of life in the 90’s than the Simpsons
Moe: "That's the worst name I've ever heard...."
**Dude starts crying, runs out of the bar**
Barney: "HEY! JOEY JOE JOE!!!"
Breh, the first several years of The Simpsons is arguably the GOAT show EVER.
But I love BOTH. Family Guy truly, TRULY is friggin hilarious, yo.
And American Dad should definitely be mentioned, as well.
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
You could argue there wasn’t a bad Simpson episode until the “Other Mr Skinner” episode and they had a few more decent seasons post that
Swahili P'Bitek
Absorbingpovertywithoutlimitations
The only show close to prime simpsons in my view is futurama, hilarious with very little vulgarity, not that I dislike crass jokes.
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
The Simpsons. In its prime is about as good as an animated series can be.
