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11/30/09
"There's an app for that!"
"That phone has excellent reception"
I mean reeeeally? At least family guy isn't supposed to be serious.
"There's an app for that" has to be the most obnoxious marketing slogan this century.
11/29/09
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11/27/09
Seth MacFarlane today: HURP DURP I LIEK MONEY
11/27/09
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11/27/09
and when he lies, shoot him in the face.
... come on, who hasn't wanted to shoot Bill Gates in the face when they get a BSOD?
11/27/09
These are all clips from previous episodes, just dubbed over. It honestly looks like the initial clip was a tease, and that the episode was never real to begin with, especially if the "episode" is all clips from previous shows.
11/27/09
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Sheesh. Friggin douchebag.
11/27/09
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11/29/09
Looks like a Linux user to me
11/27/09
But those are pretty meh. Like they are not even trying. Maybe watching all of them at once didn't contribute too...
The spinning mac disk was funny though.
11/27/09
11/27/09
@mangochutney: Or it could be that there never was any "Family Guy Windows 7 episode" to begin with.
11/27/09
11/27/09
There never was a Windows 7 Family Guy episode planned, conceived, or in any way shape or form executed.
There were these ads which ran as they were supposed to and a live action show which MS just pulled out of sponsoring at the last second.
Nothing got killed, nothing was faked, the whole thing went as planned (with the exception of MS pulling their sponsorship).
11/27/09
I doubt Microsoft went through that much trouble to pull a dumb PR stunt like that. Those actually look like real episodes.
Microsoft most likely didn't intend to pull these from the beginning.
11/27/09
Those are real episodes. In order they are:
Ocean's Three and a Half
Road to the Multiverse
Lois Kills Stewie
Tales of a Third Grade Nothing.
They re-dubbed them with windows 7 parts to cross promote both windows 7 and Family Guy (see how it says what time Family Guy comes on at?). They were used exclusively as leads to actual windows 7 commercials and as far as I know only appeared during other similar shows.
They are not part of some "Windows 7-centric" episode of Family Guy. There is no Windows 7-centric episode of Family Guy. No one who bothered to read past a blog title ever thought there was. There was a live action sketch show called "Seth and Alex" which was originally sponsored by MS but they pulled their sponsorship. The show went on and aired.
There is nothing for MS to "pull" in the first place.