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I have the first 5 seasons of South Park and seasons 1-9 of Family Guy on DVD. Want to get South Park 6-10 and the first 10 seasons of The Simpsons.
Couple of things in Family Guy that piss me off are those ****ing Conway Twitty cutaways and the sometimes ridiculously long musical numbers. Otherwise love the show, especially the earlier seasons. I feel that the newer seasons are a step down, but not to to the same extent as South Parks and Simpsons.
There's only 3 episodes in Season 11 that I actually enjoy, shows how much the series has taken a turn around the season 10 mark. Season 11 and 12 have a couple of gems but the rest I don't care for.
There's only 3 episodes in Season 11 that I actually enjoy, shows how much the series has taken a turn around the season 10 mark. Season 11 and 12 have a couple of gems but the rest I don't care for.
I think your cutoff point is a bit early. They were making great episodes way beyond that. City Sushi was another funny one, that was season 15:
I think it differs from The Simpsons in that some of the best episodes have actually come after the show passed its peak. Whereas if you were to make a list of top 20 episodes of The Simpsons, they'd all be from the 90's.
Is it going to be a frost this night then? If so how severe?
I remember it being -20C at that time but nevermind
-20C is too cold
There should be! Between -1 and 0°C is forecast for the whole suburban area, but I think it'll be colder!
Canberra meanwhile is expecting -7°C!
1.2°C so far
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