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Anybody see Rove on American Dad Sunday night?

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geddy
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Posted: Tue Jun 21st, 2005 05:23 pm

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If you missed it you must see it. Karl Rove is portrayed as a hooded creature that turns into bats and can not walk into churches. It is hilarious!

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by Dotty Gale
Sun Jun 19th, 2005 at 19:10:19 PDT

OK, I don't love Fox. �But I do love Seth McFarland's two animated shows, Family Guy and American Dad which happen to follow the Simpsons on Fox on Sunday evenings.

Tonight's episode of American Dad featured a guest appearance of a character named Karl Rove who was portrayed as a spawn of Satan. �It also featured a trip to Mexico by a conservative family to get an abortion.

How did such cutting and insiteful political commentary end up on Rupert Murdock's channel? �Next time Seth McFarland is interviewed on Air America Radio, I hope he's asked that question because I would like to know.

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Posted: Tue Jun 21st, 2005 05:25 pm

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geddy wrote: If you missed it you must see it. Karl Rove is portrayed as a hooded creature that turns into bats and can not walk into churches. It is hilarious!

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by Dotty Gale
Sun Jun 19th, 2005 at 19:10:19 PDT

OK, I don't love Fox. ?But I do love Seth McFarland's two animated shows, Family Guy and American Dad which happen to follow the Simpsons on Fox on Sunday evenings.

Tonight's episode of American Dad featured a guest appearance of a character named Karl Rove who was portrayed as a spawn of Satan. ?It also featured a trip to Mexico by a conservative family to get an abortion.

How did such cutting and insiteful political commentary end up on Rupert Murdock's channel? ?Next time Seth McFarland is interviewed on Air America Radio, I hope he's asked that question because I would like to know.
Oh man, I missed it!

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Posted: Tue Jun 21st, 2005 10:14 pm

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I saw it, he even had a medallion around his neck that had a elephant on it.

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Posted: Tue Jun 21st, 2005 10:41 pm

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It was really funny. That show is proof that conservatives have not taken full control of everything.

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Posted: Wed Jun 22nd, 2005 12:27 am

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SocialDemocrat wrote:
It was really funny. That show is proof that conservatives have not taken full control of everything.

Yes, especially considering who owns the network. I totally loved it.

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