Family guy - British pub

Family Guy season 3 episode 4

[@enjoyinglife9202]

"Holy crap! It's a gay bar" XD got me

[@brandonfulmore2371]

Enjoying Life Ikr I love that part

[@kostarossides5062]

Same lmfao

[@ste604]

Fuck you im British

[@HazeAroundtheWorld]

+Stevonico1 - Fuck you, I'm American. We Americans are way more rude than you could hope to be

[@ciachofil]

IT WAS GAY, EVERYONE WAS GAY!!!

[@titogeronimo2988]

"Somebody tell this cigarette to shut up."

[@kimberlys8422]

Hugh Laurie voiced the cigarette. He's so hot

[@ThunderChunky101]

This is more like it - /watch?v=GzahxJxDy6A

[@mTOXiicg]

Could not tell that joke today lol

[@Mr.Animemeguy]

@@mTOXiicg Unfortunately. I remember they announced they have to cut back on gay jokes because of the back lash ever getting. It's unlike family Guy to restrict themselves. I say it's either insult everyone or insult no one, because this isn't fair.

[@NazriB]

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[@zerogbot23]

Terrible portrayal none of them got knifed by a guy in an Adidas tracksuit

[@felynecomrade]

u fackin wot m8

[@DarknessBBB]

Oi there mate, bit rude to put that knoife in me chest innit?

[@manmeetsingh1712]

Glass is a verb in London.

[@benlake3653]

True

[@wackojacko0295]

@@DarknessBBB Excuse me mate, ya got yer gettin stabbed loicence?

[@englishman9020]

I love how the Americans portray the British as posh and well dressed.

[@alexfaulkner6275]

Depends which part of Britain there from. If there from a city like London possibly, but If there from somewhere like Sheffield or Liverpool then not so much.

[@JohnRock14]

@@alexfaulkner6275 lmao london? Youre having a laugh pal

[@benhayes5396]

@@alexfaulkner6275 Surrey maybe, but otherwise it depends on the area.

[@ben8209]

There are very, very few British people left in London.

[@englishman9020]

@@ben8209 yes we all know that

[@VampireNewl]

As a Brit, I was so offended by this my monocle popped out and fell into my cup of tea

[@leahwilliams418]

That just made me actually laugh which is rare. 😉

[@TheScunneredMan]

Mine too.

[@0ldFrittenfett]

How inconveniant!

[@no1wasgeorgiebest]

Not sure about Somerset having two short legs.

[@ohioman4646]

I sure gave this video a right good Tut.

[@tomspencer7307]

Most accurate description of cricket I've ever heard on American TV tbh

[@anonUK]

Who played the English cricket fan? Seth McFarlane?

[@panda_pnv]

@@MIHIRSK-lm6qf shut up kid, you're embarassing yourself.

[@Al-fm8kh]

@@MIHIRSK-lm6qf if you think cricket is going to fade away in india then you're extremely stupid

[@creatureofhabit7049]

@@MIHIRSK-lm6qf if you think cricket will fade from India then you are extremely dumb

[@pranavmohite8581]

@@arjanpatel4895 Its not just India Family Guy has roasted nearly every country on this planet, a lot of famous personalities, and even America a lot of times in their show and I don't think there is any stopping to it

[@shaolingamer7316]

"Well somebody tell this cigarette to shut up!" lmao

[@diondrewhite9408]

ShaolinGamer 😂😂😂😂 perfect

[@mannyk9579]

yes, quite, ripping good laugh

[@cradleofdeath123]

The cricket lingo actually made sense... Good on The creators... They did their research..

[@nagavamsip]

The terms may differ but cricket is pretty familiar to baseball.

[@shaunmaguire6912]

not really who the fuck goes to the pub to watch the cricket dont think iv ever seen cricket on in a pub

[@asadullahmaan3482]

Shaun Maguire he said Cricket lingo.

[@pahulgill6114]

its probably played in pubs which are in rich country clubs.

[@sarban1653]

Shaun Maguire - Not even when the Ashes is on?

[@joedoherty21]

Sorry, but lager isn't warm! Lager is served chilled and ale is warm. I'm such a cigarette.

[@michaelbauers8800]

Ale is not warm either. Ale is just properly served warmer than lager. Say 55 farenheit. Hardly warm IMO

[@joedoherty21]

Yeah but when Americans laugh at British for drinking warm drinks they mean ale not lager

[@simonatford1]

True. Warm lager is proper minging.

[@ChaplainDMK]

Generally if a beer is shit you serve it cold so you can't taste it, if it's good then you serve it warmer. Especially strong flavored variants like imperial stouts and double IPAs should be served quite warm.

[@FromRussia_With_Love]

Someone tell this cigarette to shut up please.

[@barbiquearea]

Buzz Killington would fit right in with this lot.

[@danielnewton5867]

So would the silly nannies

[@ironcito1101]

And that buy with the bottom jaw sticking out who can barely be understood. I can't remember the name.

[@notcool2594]

@@ironcito1101 James William Bottomtooth III

[@matthewtuckey]

He's probably the landlord

[@thebandit0256]

King Charles I of England and Scotland plus it's Commonwealth

[@CamGregory]

As an Aussie, I’m proud that the Yanks used correct cricket terminology that makes sense in context.

[@Lumibear.]

As a brit I’ll take your word for it.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Gay Girls

[@thebandit0256]

Hang on An Aussie and an Brit talking nicely together I thought there's bad blood between the two I'm an Yank

[@aakarshmaurya2265]

Me too as an Indian

[@jakobahubbard4603]

As an black person I just gotta ask. What the devil is a Aussie?

[@seulgi1211]

"Hmm, yes, quite, ripping good laugh"

[@kennedy072]

Yes, mm

[@rerecycled7507]

The best part that

[@holzapfelstein]

I love the fact that Terry Thomas is on hand to explain cricket!

[@teent0mt0m]

And that T-T (you forgot his hyphen) is voiced by Hugh Laurie?

[@its_me_dave]

@@teent0mt0m does the hyphen represent the gap in his teeth?

[@teent0mt0m]

@@its_me_dave 😆 good call!

[@karlmall]

"Someone tell this cigarette to shut up." *lmao"

[@jimenezbeast2]

"I say, caruthers! do you know what's very, very funny? A man dressed in women's clothing!"

[@jamesmiller2521]

Hmm. Yes, quite. Ripping good laugh.

[@ShyGuy83]

aaron jimenez Caruthers: Mmm, that quite explains Caitlyn Jenner.

[@NintendoSegaKonami3]

Trevor Phillips walks in

[@ofwz]

aaron jimenez subscribe to my channel

[@piplup2009]

They've seen little Britain

[@MaxBennie]

The “ruddy nice plum puddin’” guy is Hugh Laurie. I love how they get in at least one actual British actor when they do these exaggerated British characters, even if they just have one line.

[@CrazyChris622]

how can you tell that was Hugh Laurie?

[@londontrada]

​@@CrazyChris622it does sound a bit like him but I don't think it is 🤔

[@TheMal5]

Hugh Laurie is the one who spoke about cricket

[@londontrada]

@@chaeobods the IMBD listing is for another episode where he plays house 🤔

[@DanLetts97]

British pubs are actually wonderful things.

[@perceptoshmegington3371]

Dan Letts and look nothing like this

[@bradmetcalf5333]

You can get a beer at 6 in the morning. Thats frowned upon in American Establishments.....

[@DanLetts97]

Yes, but that's not the norm.

[@MegaBallPowerBall]

brad metcalf That's frowned upon because in America the work day is viewed as being from 9 am to 5 pm so being up at 6 am is already considered excessive, let alone doing anything at that hour.

[@Soul_Alpha]

They are a dark and evil place

[@daxmarshall4969]

Quagmire hastily skimming through David Copperfield to find a picture of his wife is freaking hilarious.

[@a.c6761]

Can you tell what is the context? About copperfield joke?

[@Neion8]

@@a.c6761 I'm gonna pretend like I know what I've talking about because I can google things; David Copperfield is a novel (no pictures) by Charles Dickens (same guy who wrote Oliver Twist).

[@mikeball6182]

@@a.c6761 totally random, I'd say

[@londonalicante]

@@a.c6761 David Copperfield is the name of both a Charles Dickens novel and a showy American magician who has been married to models Claudia Schiffer and Chloe Gosselin.

[@JustVisiting]

“Well, someone tell that cigarette to shut up”…had me lmao…

[@aldaoroman]

"HOLY CRAP! It's a Gay Bar!!" I died.

[@MrFinchy100]

I'm British and this is brilliant! Who cares if it's inaccurate, of course it will be, it's a cartoon comedy known for it's absurdism, when is Family Guy ever understated! I see this as actually quite an affectionate depiction of certain English stereotypes, Surely something that defines us as a nation is our ability to take the piss out of ourselves!

[@redeyesblackdragonandbluee6297]

family guy is filled with racist banta. so please other brits strap on a pair and suck it up

[@redeyesblackdragonandbluee6297]

***** its also funny how Peter thought it was a gay bar. Its called being civilised.

[@coolrunnings1021]

+Jack Finch Do you think Americans actually see us like that? I hate it when you hear Americans talk about doing a British accent. Iam Scottish

[@lockodonis]

Jack Finch so true, however you try doing it back to the touchy yanks then they get their knickers in a twist......lol, they really can't take a joke!

[@j5892000]

Jolly good show ole chap!

[@N0tarnie]

As a Brit, I love how all British people are portrayed as either high class or '"Londoners" with the same accent as Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins haha. See also any British person in Frasier.

[@stegotyranno4206]

wasn't there a brit who was of lower class but was still thought as very high class since the americans couldnt tell? (fraiser)

[@mikeball6182]

@@stegotyranno4206 Michael Caine

[@ben8209]

How RUUDE!

[@Inferno-hx7hk]

I love that the cricket commentary is actually pretty accurate haha

[@byzantineboi8345]

That’s the most flattering depiction of a British pub I’ve ever seen

[@Wheyyyy69]

As someone who is British I can say that this is an accurate portrayal of all the 47,000 pubs in the UK.

[@Chillednfunked]

You are clearly a dim British person then.

[@user-em6vi6sj7p]

The Lockdowns closed half of them

[@Wheyyyy69]

@@user-em6vi6sj7p true

[@chilliecheesecake]

Lmao they really nailed British humor at the end.

[@Iamkrogan07]

Old British humour we I haven’t seen humour like that for ages

[@momeara7482]

Humour.

[@Ayden_B]

“Did you catch that ludicrous display last night?”

[@WeeNat313]

Lol The IT Crowd

[@caeert2962]

"The problem with Arsenal is, they think they can just walk it in."

[@dantodd5792]

Ah, men of culture I see

[@connormclernon26]

1:07 I’m more impressed by how quickly Quagmire was able to scan through all those pages.

[@mikedickens7957]

It reminded me of number 5 from Short Circuit

[@NorthEastTrailRunner]

As an Englishman, I found this really funny. I love the way that Family Guy isn't afraid to make jokes about people. People get offended far too easily these days. By the way, lager is drunk cold, not warm. Real ale is the one that we drink at room temperature.

[@frankcastle9691]

I bet they mixed it up on purpose.

[@darthwiizius]

Actually that's not true it is drunk at 5-8 Celsius compared to 2-5 Celsius for lager and other pasteurised gassed rubbish. You can chill the cellar, you can put a line chiller in(this is routine for lagers and gassed beers) or you can put a chiller jacket on the cask. If you keep your casks stored at non chilled temperatures the ale will turn faster than you can mature it for peak serving quality.

[@forlife-sv8hr]

proper cider (scrumpy) can be room temp but I'm from Somerset so doubt many other places have it

[@Silversurfergio]

Rick Smith Respect.

[@Sheenifier]

Family Guy does not give a fuck about literally anything, but the precancelled era was probably the best one

[@JacobKinsley]

This was so offensive I spat out my tea and biscuits and telegraphed the home guard who agreed well this was proposterous what a silly cartoon for children we did say, then we calmed down and ate some Yorkshire puddings with brown gravy to soothe our nerves

[@someguy2744]

I hope you didn't lose your monocle from the shock, my good man.

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Shut up you cigarette!

[@zapbranigan5099]

Lol! 😂

[@Noah-hx9oi]

Yorkshire puddings are the shit!

[@willyboy6126]

Blimey, I had me a packet of crisps ; )

[@robertkingston6164]

The most absurd thing about this was the field that the commentator described. Cover point and a deep extra cover, with two short legs to an offspinner? The captain had better hope the bowler can keep it tight otherwise it's carnage.

[@gavinsainsbury2374]

Cow corner looks tempting....

[@Nghilifa]

What?

[@robertkingston6164]

@@Nghilifa cricket stuff

[@thedeuce1374]

Yeah, that was my first thought too... :S

[@Nghilifa]

@@robertkingston6164 ahh

[@zebraneighbor6383]

I like how the pipe smoker at 0:06 is then also standing next to the bar offering Peter and the gang some crisps at 0:14.

[@Genevasplaytime]

The funny part of this is that cricket is infinitely bigger than NFL or Basketball.

[@skiddlydiddlydoo4893]

beta male spotted

[@moneysittintall3611]

Cricket is only big inside of the Indian subcontinent plus other commonwealth countries, it’s just a colonial sport

[@Genevasplaytime]

@@moneysittintall3611 Only? Over 1.5 billion people in that group you just mentioned. How many in america?

[@kanegarvey848]

I love how a guy opens a British pub so it's somehow filled with British people lmao

[@korbacwystan9333]

I've said it before and I'll say it again... as a British person, I wish Britain was more like this.

[@tara34952]

It was more like this about 60-70 years ago. Everyone wore bowler hats.

[@erikt3162]

You wish you were posh?

[@nibbonbon]

@@erikt3162 I think they meant the fancy or funny part

[@mikeball6182]

@@tara34952 Very few, actually. I'm 78 and grew up in London. If I remember, there was an awful lot of cloth caps, mainly worn by working class men. I can't remember what the other classes wore, but bowlers were only really worn in the City. Hats went completely out of style in the late 50's

[@momeara7482]

Were more, not was more. Standards, old boy,

[@bippityboppityboo3848]

Cricket introduction was awesome 😂😂😂 bowler holds the ball towards the bathroom 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rogergreen9861]

He said "HURLS the ball towards the BATSMAN". Sorry to burst your comedy bubble.

[@Dimensioneer88]

I say, this is a bit of a sticky wicket.

[@expressrobkill]

you missed old chap

[@kxmode]

My preferred British House/Pub serves the most delicious Deluxe Potatoes. They prepare "English country potatoes" (a mix of red and russet potatoes) grilled with onions and bell peppers, then topped with cheddar, green chiles, tomatoes, and sour cream; served piping hot.

[@user-cv7ej8rd9q]

That sounds really good tbh

[@ronloc3309]

No wonder british food has always been considered the best in the world

[@Officialperrymkwii]

"and a packet of crisps" hahaha that's SO true though, EVERY pub has crisps.

[@michaelcs4183]

*looks up "crisps in uk"* HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS HAVE POTATO CHIPS IN YOUR BARS?! Are there multiple flavors or do most pubs only have one type?

[@Officialperrymkwii]

@@michaelcs4183 Multiple flavours lol Cheese and onion is the most common, we call it crisps. Add me on skype or discord if you want me to answer more about it

[@Brian.001]

@@michaelcs4183 Crisps, peanuts, etc. Of course!

[@ReeN1995]

@@Officialperrymkwii Nothing better than some chips to go with a beer. Especially onion tpye taste great for certain beers. But can a british pub keep up with German beer? If you have good beer I might go visit the UK after the rona...

[@TheAlps36]

@@michaelcs4183 don't be too jealous, the packs are really small

[@JacobKinsley]

As a British person this is by far the funniest episode of family guy that's ever been written

[@shanbhogue]

Are you Welsh or Scottish?

[@dregen8662]

is funny that Americans see Brits like gentlemen and the ones that really see them, the Europeans, we see them like hooligans

[@momeara7482]

Once again, in English?

[@greengrassofhome]

British pubs are the best! I am the guy sitting in the corner nursing some ale, reading the newspaper and smoking a pipe (or, more likely, a cigar), getting progressively more drunk as the evening wears on. Love it. 😃

[@tara34952]

I wish you were still allowed to smoke a pipe in a pub!

[@antonybullock2240]

I'm British. Don't play cricket and have never liked the sport, but unfortunately I did understand what he just said. It's a British thing.

[@rogergreen9861]

I'm Australian. I have played hundreds of days of cricket and love the sport, and I confirm that the terms used were legitimate (although it is nigh on impossible to have two people fielding at Short Leg simultaneously and one ordinarily would be at Forward Short Leg).

[@wozzywick]

This makes me proud to be British!

[@randyschwaggins]

As a Brit I can confirm I've never eaten plum pudding 😊

[@petercdowney]

Quagmire should open a copy of The Sun, which is Britain's most popular tabloid newspaper.

[@emmacox3430]

Peter Downey Unless youre in Liverpool fella!!!

[@bencross3759]

should try the sport if that is still going

[@clowntrooper61]

Shame they got rid of the topless women though.

[@ofwz]

Peter Downey subscribe to my channel

[@petercdowney]

Samuel Harrison I'll consider, on two conditions: 1. That you say please. 2. That there exists a good reason for me to do so.

[@Guitarfollower22]

1:10 Cleavland goes cross-eyed lol

[@WizardMower]

I always died at the cigarette part-

[@lordberly]

0:35 My exact reaction when I heard British accents

[@MarcusofMenace]

stereotypical British accent.

[@timrthoward7007]

^^salt?

[@hungarianpepe8587]

Thats somewhat true.British accent is annoying af.

[@MarcusofMenace]

Bence Nagy there are hardly any British people who talk like that

[@lettylunasical4766]

Stereotypical English accent, from 1940s films.

[@daruween1398]

"holy shit, it's a gay bar" ffs I choke on my coffe laughting so hard

[@coldste]

As a Brit I find this hilarious, though I’m like Peter and the others when it comes to cricket totally confused by it

[@jacktheladstevens]

I do hate it when the bails are whipped off

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Bells

[@edoardobarsotti902]

"Evening gents! What about a nice WARM lager?" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@sudhindrakopalle7071]

The script, narration, animation and the culture massacre are all spot on!

[@stefanrosu248]

One of the few family guy scenes that will always make me laugh

[@chesscomsupport8689]

I appreciate how welcoming everyone in the pub is to a group that is clearly there for the first time.

[@MileBoots]

I'm English and I love it that Family Guy takes the piss out of us we do it to ourselves all the time. The stereotypes persist because that is the image we sell to the world in films and programmes like Downton Abbey.

[@buzzkill9991]

Do they never went to the Rovers return Inn before

[@gordonferrar7782]

Load o shite.

[@cuck1ngfunt]

How has no one called this out for being complete bollocks yet? Downtown Abbey is set over 100 years ago. Anyone who bases their opinion of the UK off it is an idiot. The real life Queen and Royal family would be a better example.

[@Metaltherebel92]

Family guy makes fun of everbody and everyone, if some people honestly get`s offended by this please take this advice: Don`t be a moron. Their british stereotypes are hilarious for the most part!

[@SR71ABCD]

More like Posh Types.

[@charliesheehan3486]

No they are not

[@hudzj01]

Ser Bronn of the blackwater Ikr I mean Im british and I found it funny

[@JimbobHarrigan1984]

I'm british, yes we can take a joke

[@meatball1130]

Ser Bronn of the blackwater excactly. I'm British and my favourite parts of family guy are the British stereotypes. It's all just comedy and if you can't laugh at yourself you don't deserve to laugh at others

[@xshobux]

"Well someone tell this cigarette to shut up" has to be my favorite line in the entire show, this is peak Family Guy lmao

[@djmace9029]

As a British person I can confirm this is very inaccurate. If you ate scones and drank tea at a pub while dressed like that you would get kicked out of the pub. 😂 still funny tho

[@anonUK]

Not to mention plum pudding... Maybe at Christmas with a meal but otherwise, I very much doubt it.

[@martymoo]

Of all the reasons to get kicked out of a pub, eating scones and dressing fancy ain't likely. Depends on the pub, I suppose. I once got barred for playing too much pool and not buying enough drinks.

[@eugenesagan212]

As a British citizen, I can confirm that this is 100% what British pubs are like.

[@MarcusofMenace]

Eugene Sagan John Cena: are you sure about that?

[@PreDatoR1873]

Stop pulling people's legs Eugene. What a wanker.

[@hasogon]

what pubs have you been going to?

[@TheOldBlackShuckyDog]

Eugene Sagan you’ve never been to a pub mate

[@hasogon]

Louis Nonyourbuissnes hes probably both

[@scottbird8638]

Most pubs in England if you're not a local are literally like walking into someone's house and turning the TV off. Enjoy the reception 😀

[@memetea3491]

0:06 _good gracious gents, you have managed to get the whole pub chuckling._

[@BowserisOK]

1:09 Joe's eyes went Homer Simpson for a sec.

[@kelmanl4]

I would go to that pub... Its miles better than my local!

[@matius7260]

As a British man I can confirm

[@mrminkman952]

Well as a fellow British man I can unconfirm

[@matius7260]

@E P Its fat herobrine

[@genryu13]

"They're not gay, they're just British." Thumbs up if you get the reference.

[@Piledriver86]

Shut up, Bakura!

[@Bauglir100]

Go back to Russia!

[@Mscape7]

Ugly Betty?

[@acrobat5472]

Freddie?

[@ZERO-ue2mx]

I remember my first time in a pub. I can confirm this.

[@ben8209]

All stereotypes have an element of truth to them.

[@alexveer338]

Yeah well this skit is just slightly exaggerated! Just a little bit! 😆

[@davidnissim589]

I've never understood the "British people have bad teeth" stereotype

[@Neion8]

Tbf, this stereotype is very true it's just 70 years out of date and missing the fog of tobacco smoke. Makes sense though that the Yanks have an antiquated idea of us given the last major touchpoint of our cultures was WW2.

[@sahaquiel4640]

I'd say the 60s was the last major one with the Beatles appearing into existence from thin air@@Neion8

[@kennethraymondmoore]

1:18 That aged well...

[@Silversurfergio]

Lmao

[@coolperson962]

00:36 my reaction to Cricket...and I'm British

[@siennamelake4776]

This is so funny compare to the sad reality of real British pubs

[@outdoorthor7908]

Good explanation of cricket, but not a great field placement.

[@teknical100]

I'm English and that was funny. When your stereotypes are decent well spoken people it's actually a complement. That being said I know a bloke who asked for a beer in a pub and that's what he got - in a bottle. When he asked for a glass the barman said, 'And what part of f*CK*Ng fairyland do you come from?'

[@remoobko8440]

i watched this episode the other day forgot how awesome 24 minutes can be

[@captaineverything]

Loved that last convo ahaha

[@JamesPlaysGames95]

when you go to Wetherspoons.

[@Hollows1997]

You definitely don’t find well educated people in Wetherspoons. I should know.

[@itsyagurluwu5084]

@@Hollows1997 I can verify that. I went to a Wetherspoons in one of the most British places ever to exist; London. Not one of them had a three piece suit, a bowler hat, a pipe or an umbrella

[@Hollows1997]

@@itsyagurluwu5084 well I am British and can guarantee it... through experience.

[@preddy09]

I just love how the British are a source of endless snob jokes

[@davidboyce8683]

Love the drawing of Terry Thomas.

[@BeholdDaPilgrim]

Very accurate depiction of south London, destroyed buildings outside

[@VideoDeadGaming]

Apparently not a lot of people get that this is a joke.

[@ceo8677]

Posh men don’t go pub they go country club lol

[@momeara7482]

Or there'd have been a separate room in the pub (ie the lounge, as opposed to the bar).

[@anthonywilson3634]

This might be the best family guy episode in existence

[@algo2957]

My friends and I were obsessed with this episode during uni days. It was rewatched often under the influence of Mary Jane. We used to quote it all the time. We'd often say, "I say Carruthers..." before saying some random crap lmao. For me this will always be the best Family Guy episode, just one of those things, so nostalgic for it.

[@Thing51439]

The thing is though, it's accurate

[@petercdowney]

I'm British, and my teeth are straight. Also, I know that in Britain it is generally considered impolite for a man to wear a hat indoors.

[@idot3331]

Also, who the hell wears a hat anyway?

[@petercdowney]

***** YES, I AM. I WAS BORN IN BRITAIN, MY PARENTS ARE BRITISH, AND MY PASSPORT IS A BRITISH ONE.

[@SR71ABCD]

Bunch of cigarettes! XD

[@AutomaticDuck300]

I have stereotypical British teeth, i.e. all crooked and fucked up but that's what you get for deciding to not wear braces as a kid.

[@Mscape7]

Since when? Loads of peoplewear hats indoors these days. You are out of touch.

[@bromanworldz2569]

“Holy crap!……It’s a gay bar!” bro I’m dead 💀

[@alexishart364]

i was born British, i read a lot of books, drinking tea and eating a crumpet.

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

Drinking tea and eating a trumpet!? That doesn't sound healthy. 😁

[@michaelsummerell8618]

The creators of Family Guy should try visiting a Wetherspoons....

[@ganados0]

Best thing about Family Guy is it has international appeal, the humor works for a lot of cultures and ethnic groups. The Simpsons does it great, South Park was okay for it's first few seasons but fast became american centric.

[@PASCHDigiMedia]

So goes the advert, ale is the "nasty warm sticky stuff with various forms of pond life". Ale ferments at the top of the tank, lager ferments at the bottom.

[@istaka1416]

"Ah yes it's pretty good laugh" -_-

[@TheOldBlackShuckyDog]

These guys have obviously never stepped into a pub 😂

[@joelogjam9163]

Yes, every town should have a Sherlock Holmes themed pub.

[@ChadKakashi]

“This is a dark and evil place” Loooool

[@clp1000]

The writers obviously never been to a town centre weatherspoons on a Friday night

[@stormmitchell2776]

1:06 me when reading a book with no pictures...

[@berathajaya8020]

I don't think the directors of family guy knows that in pubs, British people are the complete opposite of how we're normally portrayed

[@SubjectRandom21]

20 seconds in and I'm bursting out laughing.

[@TactileTherapy]

The design of that TV implies the screen has a massive indentation