Family Guy Last Night

[truthseeker1980]

I only saw the second episode of Family Guy on BBC3 last night but it was quite odd.

Either the illuminati are trying to rub it in our face or the producer is trying to awaken the masses.

If anyone has ever seen the show, it is quite funny, yesterday Chris the son (not Stewie the baby), was expelled from school, they couldn't find another school for him, so his mum called her dad who apprently is a freemason to try and get him into a good school.

He started the school but got bullied coz his family were poor, then his grandad invited him to a Skull and Bones Society meeting, which stopped the bullying obviously, they didn't try and disguise the society, actually called it the skull & bones Society, was blatant in your face, the building he went to meet his grandad in was even drawn like Bohemien Grove too.

Obviously most people wouldn't notice this, but i thought it was a bit in your face, are they trying to awaken us do you think or maybe the creators are masons having a laugh at puting blatant information out there to see who notices?

[lydia78]

I only saw the second episode of Family Guy on BBC3 last night but it was quite odd.

Either the illuminati are trying to rub it in our face or the producer is trying to awaken the masses.

If anyone has ever seen the show, it is quite funny, yesterday Chris the son (not Stewie the baby), was expelled from school, they couldn't find another school for him, so his mum called her dad who apprently is a freemason to try and get him into a good school.

He started the school but got bullied coz his family were poor, then his grandad invited him to a Skull and Bones Society meeting, which stopped the bullying obviously, they didn't try and disguise the society, actually called it the skull & bones Society, was blatant in your face, the building he went to meet his grandad in was even drawn like Bohemien Grove too.

Obviously most people wouldn't notice this, but i thought it was a bit in your face, are they trying to awaken us do you think or maybe the creators are masons having a laugh at puting blatant information out there to see who notices?



Hahahahahahah!!! Family guy rocks (as southpark does)!!!!!:D:D:D
I saw that one, skull and bones gets a mention in a few of the episodes, especially the one with bush getting pissed and sings ' Lets do the skull and bones...etc'....Seth Macfarlene (along with trey parker and matt stone) are genius!!
Southpark has also done a fair bit on secret societies....my guess is that their 'doing their bit' to awaken the masses, they are def NOT masons!!!!:D:D:D

[father ted]

It could be, but it could also be part of the illuminati "coming out".

[chris]

Ye, family guy is great…

http://youtube.com/watch?v=gUCSq99YC5k

http://youtube.com/watch?v=3rSsv-Ncfa0

[shottie]

It could be, but it could also be part of the illuminati "coming out".

I hear ya, infact everything on tv is in some way showing us their presence, subliminally mocking us with their sick twisted humour and slowly but constantly making us more and more like them!!!

I have never seen a program on tv which has no negativity in it whatsoever?
In my whole life?

Even programs you would'nt expect like WifeSwap (UK) or Friends (US) have provide us with the negative (not necessecarily bad) way of thinking toward the rest of mankind..

Creation is beautiful.

[umbrex]

the only cool thing about FG is brian and Stewie.

the rest is mediocre fart comedy most often not related at all to the plot.
family guy has LOADS of subliminal messages in it as with most fox shows. American Dad, Prison Break etc.

[lydia78]

It could be, but it could also be part of the illuminati "coming out".

I disagree based on the principle of laughter.
The illuminati are all about fear, a grinding down of the human psyche. Laughter does just the opposite. In my opinion, matt, trey, seth et al, are the opposers of the illuminati as they generate to much of a good vibe in their work to actually be part of the game:).

[mada88]

They could be running out of ideas. They where probably using it to take the piss like the 9/11 south park episode and team america. Skull and bones is also mentioned in the simpsons episode where they get the new dog laddie and they go to the dog park. Mr.Burns meets them and he shakes hands with laddie and he says the dog was in skull and bones lol pretty funny.
They are some secret these "secret" socities (just fronts)

[lydia78]

They could be running out of ideas. They where probably using it to take the piss like the 9/11 south park episode and team america. Skull and bones is also mentioned in the simpsons episode where they get the new dog laddie and they go to the dog park. Mr.Burns meets them and he shakes hands with laddie and he says the dog was in skull and bones lol pretty funny.
They are some secret these "secret" socities (just fronts)

Actually, I do remember watching a documentary and the guy who does the voice over for mr burns is skull and bones or masons one of the two......gonna go find that doc and stick it here.

[revolutionary_jam]

Ye, family guy is great…

http://youtube.com/watch?v=gUCSq99YC5k

http://youtube.com/watch?v=3rSsv-Ncfa0


Excellent clips!

This one is also good, look at the pics on bushes wall:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=WQSlEBAMaPM&mode=related&search=


and even an allusion to him doing coke

[mada88]

Actually, I do remember watching a documentary and the guy who does the voice over for mr burns is skull and bones or masons one of the two......gonna go find that doc and stick it here.

The doc is the one where they follow and help Alex Jones get into the grove. They interview Harry Shearer and he says that he has been to the grove. His first theatrical feature, which he wrote and directed, was "Teddy Bears' Picnic", a dark comedy loosely based on the workings of Bohemian Grove, the secret retreat of the elite.

[earthseed]

I saw that ep. it was like a double take are they trying to make this look cool?

[lydia78]

The doc is the one where they follow and help Alex Jones get into the grove. They interview Harry Shearer and he says that he has been to the grove. His first theatrical feature, which he wrote and directed, was "Teddy Bears' Picnic", a dark comedy loosely based on the workings of Bohemian Grove, the secret retreat of the elite.

Aha!!

Brill, I can cease the mad hunt for it now, thanks:D

[soglad]

Ahhhhh, Family Guy is genius. I remember at the end of one episode Peter engaged in a big rant about people's beliefs and over censoring people and television, and it gets really serious then he just says at the end ".....yeah.......weren't expecting that, were ya?" :D

[bigus_dickus]

sealab and the brotherhood of neptune :D

http://youtube.com/watch?v=3l86ugOGv6o

[lydia78]

sealab and the brotherhood of neptune :D

http://youtube.com/watch?v=3l86ugOGv6o

Hahaha....good link, I like!! Never seen sealab before, thanks for the intro!!:D

[bigus_dickus]

Hahaha....good link, I like!! Never seen sealab before, thanks for the intro!!:D

watch all of them, it's one of the craziest cartoons i've ever seen, suits me perfectly :)

[matrixcutter]

Is freemasonry discussed in other American comedies?

It has been mentioned in loads of English comedies.

BTW, Family Guy is repeated on Friday nights, which is handy because I missed it last night.

[heretic]

The Simpsons.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=RD1XXiiHpSM

[matrixcutter]

The Simpsons.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=RD1XXiiHpSM
I knew about that one.

Who rigs every Oscar night? Who makes Steve Guttenberg a star?
Stonecutters, masons. In your face.

And then the martians are in there too, just to muddy the waters.
The Simpsons also did one about politicians being replaced by aliens. And the movie was a big fat (funny) slice of global warming-related conditioning.

And there's also that one where Mr Burns goes all Howard Hughes and the germs on Smithers' face say "freemasons run the country". P2 Lodge member Henry Kissinger appears in that episode.


Any others?