Yeah, get it on, everybody.

Seth McFarland, one of my favorites has joined us this evening or this morning or this afternoon

whenever it is you're listening to this program, and I'll apologize in advance because we're both drinking.

Sorry about that.

Well, Seth said he liked Jack Daniels, and I said, so do I, so we poured ourselves a couple of highballs,

and we're going to let the, well we poured ourselves a couple of highballs.

And we're going to let the, well, the action and the comedy will ensue.

Seth, I've known for many years.

And I always like to point this out in front of Seth,

but not one of these Johnny Come Lately's with the family guy.

And also American Dad, although I don't know if they have any Johnny Come Lately's with the American Dad since it was a later show, but I dug the family guy early and

often. You would pump us when we, you know, we're on the verge of cancellation. And speaking

to that, and yeah, I just thought it was really out there, really funny, really interesting.

I mean, I sort of felt the same way about the family guy that I felt about the Simpsons when I first saw the Simpsons.

I was like, wow, what the fuck? This is cool.

I can't believe they're getting away with this.

And then all of a sudden it went away, which is essentially, I blamed myself because any time, whether it's on, whether it's

television show or musical artist, whoever it is, whenever I go, wow, this person's really good,

it's like, oh, they fall off the end of the air. Could you really fast become a huge cold play

fan? Would that be possible? It'd be nice just to quiet them down.

Just make that whole abomination go away. I've tried the reverse Pox theory, but it doesn't work.

It's that sort of thing, like when there's a buddy of yours, he's a full-time loser, so he bets on the Super Bowl, and you go, all right, I'm just going to take the opposite

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