>elbows Francine
>"Ow, you elbowed my boobie!"
>"I'm sorry!"
>"It's cool."
Where's the joke?
>>88181628
le epic avant-garde comedy
just like everything that hack puts out
>>88181628
Why is this more bearable than family guy?
Only thing I can think of is it referencing "Elbowgate" when Trudeau elbowed a woman while trying to force another parliament member to sit down for a vote (they were opposition parliament members standing around because liberals are dickbags and abuse majority government to ignore the opinions of everyone else)
But that is a stretch since basically nobody knows about Canadian politics even in Canada.
>>88181699
Different writers and Seth macfarlane isn't involved as much
>>88181699
American satire always goes over better
King of the Hill made 13 seasons out of it.
>>88181828
>American Dad is better because it's American satire
And Family Guy isn't?
>>88181628
is this the one where they were excited about new adult friends
>>88181628
I wanna elbow her booby.
>>88181628
Females usually accuse men of rape when they elbow their tits
>>88182337
They're married, anon.
>>88182337
>says non female
Haha ok little boy
>>88182353
That just means he has motive
American Dad likes those little quick mentions of realistic little things that happen. I wouldn't call it avant-garde.
Though, if you're trying to say FG is avant-garde that is also just silly.
>>88181628
i watch this nearly every night. i just put on a season and let it go. i've watched every episode so many times that if i remember it too much i'll just skip it. i don't know how to break, but i've come across so many jokes in this show that i've wanted to ask the same way
>>88181628
How absurd the conversation is. It isnt deep it's just goofy
>>88181628
its just a little gag yo remind us stan and francine like flirting
>>88181628
American Dad bounces between absurdist humour that takes refuge in completely subverting expectations and abandoning logic and mundane humour (or even anti-humour) which they pepper in between all the weird outlandish shit.
>>88181628
A show doesn't need every piece of dialogue to be a joke, dude.
>>88181742
>and Seth macfarlane isn't involved as much
Seth was more involved with American Dad than Family Guy, wasn't he?
>>88186213
Nah. American Dad was mostly Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman in charge. And since the TBS run, its only been Matt Weitzman, as Mike Barker left over creative differences.