The Song Fight Bulletin Board

The last two weeks episodes were great. They still keep it fresh and make me laugh. Check it out if you have 30 minutes to vegetate.
Last nights episode The man with two Brians.

definitely one of my favorite shows \m/

My favorite episodes were the Star Wars trilogy spoofs; Blue Harvest, Something Something Something Dark Side, and It's a Trap. How did we guess Stewie would be Darth Vader?

Agreed. The Star Wars episodes are brilliant. Although, I guess it's not too hard to cover a storyline that's already written. Like a major label musician covering a Beatles song. Oh, and the jab Seth Green makes about Robot chicken doing it first in Chris' voice is classic!
...but I still say MacFarlane is brilliant!

I never really got that joke until recently; apparently the voice of Chris, Seth Green, wrote Robot Chicken. That surprised me. I thought he was just some voice guy that worked with MacFarlane, but I guess he created some stuff, like Robot Chicken, and that's what the "Without a Paddle" reference was about; stuff Green had created.

That was the entire joke, yes. Also, Green voices a lot of the characters on Robot Chicken. (He's also the voice of Leonardo in the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles starting in season 3, incidentally.)

Speaking of MacFarlane, did you know his sister Rachael (the voice of Hayley on American Dad) has an album called Haley sings? They did work it into the episode when Roger made the attic into a night club, lol. Her and her bro have great old soul voices.

Billy's Little Trip wrote:Speaking of MacFarlane, did you know his sister Rachael (the voice of Hayley on American Dad) has an album called Haley sings? They did work it into the episode when Roger made the attic into a night club, lol. Her and her bro have great old soul voices.

Get out of here with your inferior American Dad references!

What do you want us to talk about, Caravan Ray? Waltzing Matilda? Digeridoos? Aboriginals? Gidday, mate!

All jokes aside, I think that Rachel MacFarlane album sounds really interesting! It's a lot better than when some adult film studios turned American Dad and Family Guy into porno flicks! Using real people, mind you! Oh no, not cartoons; they wanted people to see real people, even though it was branded as a parody of a cartoon show! I only saw some of the plot parts of the film that had no hardcore scenes (and an editor I know plans to make an all-soft version of the film; he loves practicing editing on films like that), but the fact that it's called a Family Guy parody and it's live action? Whoa!

Live action is WAY cheaper/faster to produce than animation.

Well, I hope people enjoyed the cheap film on a $20 DVD.