Loud Night

And I love it! Great episode, Seth MacFarlane has always spoken about diversity, gay rights in all of his shows and In this episode he just proves again, it doesn't freakin matter who you love. Clearly everyone will have their opinions, but how about everyone just focus on their own lives instead of trying to control everyone else's? It was a heartwarming Christmas episode that needed to be told. I found myself getting emotional about a story of a truck that comes to life. I'd say if you can do that then you did storytelling right. Stay mad people, we will continue to be happy, minding our business, loving who we love.

Heads up, if you found this entertaining put down the crack pipe and check into rehab.

This father character is such a tired cliche it's just lazy writing.

After watching this garbage episode, I'm rethinking about this show. I mean a talking Ted bear is one thing but a talking trunk. Just when you thought modern comedy couldn't get any lower on the IQ scale, this sets the bar lower than I ever thought possible. Based on this episode alone they should cancel the series. This show seems to just get worse as the episodes go on. I won't know if that's true cause I've given up on this show after this train wreck of an episode. Everyone involved should be ashamed.

Have ya ever been on a flight cruising along like nothing could get better? Like no crying babies, comfy seat, bag of chips and full can of Coke good?

Then ya start to feel it. A little rumble here, a little overhead bin shake there.... then BAM! The oxygen masks drop, the engines fall off and all of a sudden you're praying to God for just one miracle to keep you alive cause you already know you're going to hell.

That's what this episode was like for the first season. All season I'm like laugh laugh laugh then that BAM! Drops on my face like a sledgehammer to the nads. "We need to discuss these important issues that we think are important due to our superior Hollywood morality." P. S. Thanks to Boeing for making this illustration so effective.

Alot of things happened in this episode. Because it was Christmas the father makes a wish & has a toy truck come to life. Ted thinks he's Jesus after going to church & the cousin comes out as lesbian. The father has a disagreement with her over it which later gets figured out. This one was probably my least favorite so far but I think the toy truck was pretty funny.

Why is it that one personality type always feels that another personality type should be the one to apologize for being who they are? They demand that they be accepted for who they are, yet cannot accept others for who they are. They think everyone should come around to their way of thinking, the very thing they have fought against for the past 100 years. They have become that which they fought against. They refuse to accept this, but neither did their predecessors. I don't know which is worse, but I don't want to be associated with either.

They've fallen for the oldest trick in the book, divide and conquer. And that Seth has succumbed to the whims of the mob in having to shoehorn this pedestrian laden nonsense in the midst of a hilarious first season is absolutely pathetic. There are some genuine laugh out loud moments in this episode, but just when the ride is at its heighth, it hits a brick wall and there's no picking up the pieces.

We've been bludgeoned with this codswallop in every flicking show for the past several years. Put a fork in it. It's done.