That show is simply great! If something similar would be ever tried in Spain, I foretold no more than a couple of episodes on the air: one can't make fun of fundamental idiotic symbols of the State in Spain, as the king for example, as it is done here with the CIA. That's my favorite character. His verbiage (swish) is just as peculiarly funny as it is his obsession with role-playing and wigs. Being an amoral drunker, in a kind of Bender-like way, also helps in becoming my favorite one. And there she is, Haley, the slut of the family. Not that her mom wasn't a total bitch too when she was young, but Haley is it in a totally new different way: bossy, crazy, stoned and a political wannabe, like most of twentiagers. However, the most contemptible of the show, even more than she and Roger, is her dad Stan, a massively-jawed retarded republican bigot. Funny, isn't it?
The Great Smurf has come back to Smurf Village after a long time spent in a very far place on the other end side of the world named Penguin Mura, but still looks at the world with his usual sidelong glance!
That show is simply great! If something similar would be ever tried in Spain, I foretold no more than a couple of episodes on the air: one can't make fun of fundamental idiotic symbols of the State in Spain, as the king for example, as it is done here with the CIA.
That's my favorite character. His verbiage (swish) is just as peculiarly funny as it is his obsession with role-playing and wigs. Being an amoral drunker, in a kind of Bender-like way, also helps in becoming my favorite one.
And there she is, Haley, the slut of the family. Not that her mom wasn't a total bitch too when she was young, but Haley is it in a totally new different way: bossy, crazy, stoned and a political wannabe, like most of twentiagers. However, the most contemptible of the show, even more than she and Roger, is her dad Stan, a massively-jawed retarded republican bigot. Funny, isn't it?
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