History Teacher Reacts to Family Guy History Jokes! | Griffin Family History

Did you know the Griffin Family have left a massive footprint on world history? Mr. Terry will show you!
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[@MrTerry]

Which was the best joke?

[@akfifteenk8831]

how was this 2 days ago and this vid was uploaded today?

[@assimilation9]

The philosophy one

[@brainfogp]

@@akfifteenk8831 he went black to the past

[@jordancambridge4106]

Jack Ruby was a known CIA employee. In fact Jack Ruby actually had several checks from work sent to his current address which was prison. Now here is a screwed up fact about the JFK assassination. In 2019 a document was released that clearly stated that the CIA is still looking for the 3rd gunman that did not include Oswalt nor Jack. Here are several weird facts that would actually make people confused. JFK and Oswalt were war buddies who served in the same unit and JFK got Oswalt the book job and stayed at the White House multiple times visiting his friend. Also Oswalt was a Medal of Honor Recipient and was given that honor by his child hood friend JFK. Oswalt and JFK had been friends sense they were around 5 years old. Then there is the fact that the only evidence that claims Oswalt was guilty only came from the CIA. Now I believe in 3 gunmen and so do the facts. there is the fact that JKFs head was blown off from the bullet hitting under his chin which is impossible from that window. Hell if you want to be able to hit anyone that window is the worst place to fire from. Hell the videos that do exist show absolutely 0 gun fire from that direction completely. Now slightly before JFK died his wife pulled a silver object from her purse and when she was hugging him kaboom his head gets blown off then she handed the silver item to the Secret service. One person that died got shot from a bullet flying straight forward and the only place that could have happened from the angle was the freeway that a car was seen speeding off. The 3rd bullet came from an angle of up above the glassy field where people were watching and right behind that field is a Naval CIA base that has a lip on the roof that is a perfect vantage sniper perch. If you look at the spots where the bullets hit and you look at those locations reality makes things look really stupid. The facts are so stupid that it makes me wonder how in the fucking hell did people not even attempt to look at the fucking area and question the possible other locations that a bullet could be shot from. I did not even travel there I used google and dear god from google I can barely even see that window from limited areas around the park and 0 visibility from where the car was. Hell I even watched an investigation trying to prove everyone wrong so they brought in a Russian sniper who like to piss off his commanders by shooting their cigarettes out of their moth from half a mile away. The guy actually shot a beer bottle out of his commanders hand from 7 miles away. Sure his commanders could scold him but he is the greatest sniper to basically ever live and had real fucked up ways of proving it and he blatantly never missed and he said that unless he was laying 5 feet out the window in mid air there is 0 visibility of even getting an angle on the target let alone hitting the target. If a guy who can shoot a beer bottle out of a hand without hurting the guy drinking from 7 miles away states that its impossible I listen to that and agree its impossible. Also there is a very little known stupid fact that no one saw Oswalt that day and the only evidence claiming he did was from a clearly faked photo because well the newspaper that was used in the picture was released 3 days later. OOF and the person in the picture was a CIA agent and the newspaper was fake because it has a date 3 days before but the information on the paper happened 2 days later and not that day. Now there is a little known fact that Oswalt got off a plane the next day where he was arrested on camera in front of the airport from a plane he just got off. There is literal solid evidence that proves he was not even at the fucking place because he was on a plane traveling to America from England. The dude was not even in America when JFK died. So much actual evidence proves the CIA was responsible for so much problems and the CIA was all over the fucking scene even though they should not have been dealing with anything there. Also the CIA has a fucking base at the location where JFK died.

[@jordancambridge4106]

John Wilks Booth shot Lincoln then jumped down from basically a 3rds story building and broke his leg in about 12 places then dragged his dead leg past 15,000 people then dragged himself half a mile to the stables before having to climb onto a horse with 1 leg which is basically impossible unless he took he horse to a mounting station before riding off 20 miles outside of town where he hit for 2 weeks where he died from bleeding out from his leg injury. Not a dam person attempted to stop a guy who broke his leg completely to where it would have been dam near impossible to walk let alone get away. People freaked out so badly that they did not strop him from getting away. Really stupid fact is that was a gun free zone as well.

[@dsmiley53]

I realize it's probably recency bias, but Black to the Future was great on so many levels: references Blaxploitation films, hilarious dialog, and a great pun punchline.

[@Vampirecronicler]

I find it especially funny since dead meat did a kill count on the film blacula today

[@Matthew_Baratheon]

I freaking LOVE black to the future

[@skeletonbuyingpealts7134]

My favorite Family Guy joke

[@nightshroud1666]

That movie you were thinking of was Cinderella Man and its one of my favorite movies ever. I was shown it in history class, it served as a great depiction of the depression.

[@mrmaniac3]

Yes, that's the one. I saw it in history class too. The soundtrack was unique, I enjoyed that film.

[@cruelestcpt.7191]

I too watched it in music class. Such sn awesome film

[@cruelestcpt.7191]

JAMES J. BRADDOCK! and Joe Gould most iconic duo

[@oneshotrobot6271]

I'm sitting here thinking '.....is he thinking about IP Man?'

[@thoralfsahn]

As for the "Juarez Griffin" part: Mexican president Benito Juarez was an amazing politician and leader, but also very short (135cm).

[@antonhagbox02]

It also shows that fighting chickens is a staple in the Griffin family

[@Matthew_Baratheon]

The highest complement I can give you sir, is that I wish with all my heart you had been one of my history teachers. I had one great one in highschool, but the others didn't hold a candle to you. I can only imagine how much better I would be as a person if I had you as a teacher. So Kudos sir.

[@MrTerry]

That’s too kind!

[@doctornick17]

@@MrTerry You should play Choo Choo Charles on your gaming channel. The game is scary but doesn't take itself too seriously.

[@Rafael-vo2lt]

@@MrTerryI thought legs go the way up griffin said come back I’m as shaved as a little girl I’m assuming that was a Mandela affect moment that was happening to me

[@H3lios227]

Peter sure does have a diverse family tree

[@immortalfrieza]

...and then we find out Peter's father, who was a Griffin, wasn't even his actual dad, which means there's a long history of people who look just like Peter but aren't actually related to him.

[@Baldwin-iv445]

I think his mom told him the history of his real father's family.

[@nicholasnewlin1138]

I'm half Spaniard and I found the Ponce de Leon cutaway pretty funny.

[@Martin.Wilson]

The movie you referenced with Russell Crowe was "Cinderella Man", the life story of James J. Braddock.

[@Hal-rn2qm]

"Cinderella Man" is the name of that boxing movie.

[@nathanjasper512]

Part of the Ulysses S Grant joke is that Grant was a drunk so of course he could out drink Lee.

[@fatkidgames4381]

Except Grant wasn't really a huge drinker, he had a bad bout if depression when he was stationed out west pre-civil war, because he hated being so far from his family, and that led him to drink a lot only during that time, and a few of his higher ranking officers hated him and started to spread malicious rumors that he was nothing but a drunk, those rumors were expounded upon by bitter southerners after the war.

[@eleithias]

Yeah Grant was sober by the Civil War. A few photographs of him looking haggard during thr war are because he had been without sleep during certain campaigns (i forget which ones) and because he was a "hands-on general"

[@sethaniel1]

There's an entire episode about this. The house is getting robbed so the family huddles in the attic. Peter tells about his ancestor, Moses Griffin (like the fella with the 10 Commandments)

[@Merennulli]

Regarding the early phones - the first numbers were used in what was called a "party line" system. Every phone in a small area would be essentially one line, and the "number" was making the bell ring in everyone's home on the loop. The "number" could be an actual number but it also could be morse code letter-number combinations. As you can imagine, people did eavesdrop on their neighbors calls with that system. I got to hear a few stories about it when I was young. These spiked in popularity after WWII as a cheap alternative to the individual service lines, and my family has several stories involving them. Service numbers (what we think of as phone numbers today) came later the same decade and only gradually spread over the next several decades. Previously, individual service lines were reached by operators with a list of names and addresses for connections. If you watch older films you may see someone pick up a phone, cause the bell to ring, and then tell an operator they want to speak with an address, that is what it was originally. Even with the numbers, you were telling an operator the given number and they used it for routing. But having it numerical did allow for automated switching which gradually replaced operators.

[@Phil_Kawana]

The small town I grew up in used a party line til the early 1980s. I had classmates with numbers like 14 and 38.

[@michaelmadson2817]

My grandpa grew up in Iowa in the 40's and that's what he said about phones in that era and he would pick up the phone to answer a call and he would have to tell everyone to hang up because he was having a private call and then he would hear the people hang up 😂😂😂

[@powrsh119]

See, I like this, I usually dislike reactors pausing often but you actually pause to explain the history of it, not to just extent the video length, cheers!

[@MrTerry]

Thank you! That’s what I do!

[@KITSUNE_KONUICHI]

The movie: Cinderella Man and a great movie for a history class to watch it truly shows how hard it was for EVERYONE

[@CHWrestling]

Mr Terry just wanted to say as a non high school student from Australia, living in the UK, I've kept up with all your videos and love your work - your passion and enthusiasm for history is infectious and I love your little tidbits whether it be these comedic videos or deep dives

[@MrTerry]

Thank you so much! It’s my pleasure

[@trcaptainsidog]

I love watching these reaction videos! Keep it up!

[@steakismeat177]

I'm from Dallas and one of the theories is that he was working for the Mob as he was a regular at Campisi's restaurant. Joe Campisi was allegedly head of the Dallas mob. Jack Ruby was thought to be sent there by Campisi to keep Oswald from talking. The original Campisi's restaurant is still standing, and they have some pretty good pizza.

[@CMack19]

Fountain of Youth in Florida? Seems logical, I mean have you been there during College spring break? It never gets old.

[@MrTerry]

I think you might be on to something.

[@immortalfrieza]

4:18 I've never seen this one before. Guess fighting chickens is in the Griffin blood.

[@xxmajorfishxx6423]

Hey Mr. Terry…..I love the content! I would love a video where you talk about tips for incoming history teachers. What it’s like, what to expect, what we should know about how to be and become better educators. Thank you! For example, within the year I will be looking for a teaching job once I finish my credential. I’m definitely terrified, so a video like that from you would be so much appreciated.

[@MrTerry]

That’s a great a idea. It’s something I should definitely do

[@xxmajorfishxx6423]

@@MrTerry thank you I really appreciate it.

[@tromedlovdrolmai]

The compilation didn't have the No Son of Mine Lineage, where some of Peters ancestors trace their ancestry to Asia

[@AliceObscura]

My grandfather used to have a joke: "I'm so old my social security number is 3"

[@jtl-en4yx]

The gag at @9:27 is a pretty good analogy for the whole Civil War.

[@familyguyreaction2286]

Love your videos! I can't wait for the next one!

[@V0ID_X5]

Please more FG history jokes! And history jokes from other shows!

[@strasbourgeois1]

Terry is so pure

[@shef_ratte]

7:30 the movie you're thinking of is Cinderella Man

[@swag31556]

Mr Terry I wish you would do a video on theories behind the jfk assassination, there's a reason why there are so many conspiracies behind it and would love to see ur thoughts on them

[@DragonKazooie89]

You should react to the old Cartoon Network show Time Squad, it’s pretty much all history jokes!

[@bbl2019]

The Russell Crowe movie was Cinderella Man

[@Skumper]

His reaction to the events at 1:10 😂

[@pattaccone]

Parent - turn off that garbage Kid - but mom I’m learning history

[@Charlie-yi8cf]

1:10 his face lol 😂

[@thedeadman82988]

Mr Terry these family guy history jokes are funny! Please do more. My grandfather served in the army’s air corps during WW2

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

Is that boxing movie you're referring to called Cinderella Man?

[@KamiNoBaka1]

Let's not forget that Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn were written not for children but as a satire of society in the post-civil war South. Especially Huckleberry Finn.

[@Joel-pi2tt]

Not to mention all phone calls were directed through an operator first. So no pranks lol.

[@stephenrashbrook7667]

I like that your Knowledge is broad and not just mono focused like so many teachers today. Just going off personal experience,

[@bredmond812]

As far as the movie about the guy boxing for money and stuff, were you thinking of Far and Away with Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman?

[@sevagapkarian4699]

I think I know the movie about the depression era boxing. The one I have seen is called hard times. Main actor is Charles Bronson.

[@PsychicWars]

Cinderella Man is the movie you're thinking of. Great movie.

[@Computer-STEM-NERD-903]

7:38 Mr. Terry Teacher You Are referring to “The Cinderella Man”(2005; Ron Howard, Rene Zelwegger, Russel Crowe). The life (dramatized) of J. Braddock, a returning pugilist who fell on hard times taking care of his family, yet wishing to leave the sport behind. Moreover, Braddock’s work on Ship Docks as a Baler or Product Handler prior is nothing to sneeze at; in today’s money, that would make a killing. Anyways, Braddock’s tale acts as a backdrop for MtG(Magic: the Gathering)‘s set of New Capenna (2021), which is “but one way to reach [the aspirant heights of social grace, status, and wealth].” To the Cabaretti, the New Capennan version of the Mafia, Pugilism (Boxing) was seen as a common form of entertainment and was seen as much reverence as modern Football is to the NFL.

[@dvon9392]

The movie you were thinking about was called Cinderella Man

[@bennetrussell3567]

Wish this guy was my teacher when I was in school

[@mikeyunovapix7181]

1:39 imagine being able to end such conflicts with a drinking contest.

[@BrandonRideout135]

Cinderella man was the movie btw with russel crowe

[@bladimor32]

Consider reacting to: The Russian 2nd Pacific Squadron - Voyage of the Damned by Drachinifel Amazing video. Probably the inspiration for BlueJay's video.

[@Jmoney935]

The movie you were thinking of was Cinderella Man.

[@cameronspalding9792]

In the civil war, we’re the North the goodies and the South the baddies?

[@anthonyminimum]

5:37 On June 10, 1991, Jaycee Lee Dugard, an eleven-year-old girl, was abducted from a street while walking to a school bus stop in Meyers, California, United States. Searches began immediately after Dugard's disappearance, but no reliable leads were generated, even though several people witnessed the kidnapping. Dugard remained missing for over 18 years until 2009, when a convicted sex offender, Phillip Garrido, visited the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, accompanied by two adolescent girls, who were discovered to be the biological daughters of Garrido and Dugard, on August 24 and 25 of that year. The unusual behavior of the trio sparked an investigation that led Garrido's parole officer, Edward Santos Jr. to order Garrido to take the two girls to a parole office in Concord, California, on August 26. Garrido was accompanied by a woman who was eventually identified as Dugard.

[@dabeardoesstuff5412]

The boxing depression movie was “Cinderella man” im pretty sure Ironically I watched it in history class

[@shahd986]

Your reactions are so funny, its so cute how you're not used to how messed up family guy is. Buts its good trust me

[@DraconicDuelist]

2:05 You forgot the asterisk. Slave labor is legal in the USA as long as they're a prisoner for committing a crime. Though, it apparently isn't limited to those who have actually been convicted...

[@случайныйпареньиздругогорайона]

John Wilkes booth escaped from a theater, while the killer of JFK escaped to a theater.

[@attigator]

You should react to Internet Historian’s video on the Gentleman Pirate

[@denimjacketsandjorts8254]

7:49 egad! his grandad was a car notorious for faulty brakes and gearshifts! i feel like there’s a joke in there somewhere…but in all seriousness i was zoning out a bit (i like to use youtube videos for background noise) and i heard that and my brain was like, instantly on red alert 😂

[@christianlorre]

Isn't there a joke about the philosophy course and the final test was what is your response to why? And two people said "because" and "why not?".

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

"Because." "That works!"

[@damnimloomin]

my favorite ponce de leon fact is his "discovery of Florida" is the reason Columbus day is not a school holiday. does that make any sense? absolutely not but "if he doesn't get a holiday neither should Columbus" which is just stupid the legislators could easily make it a holiday LMAO but that's florida for you i guess

[@ghostbirdlary]

robert e lee didnt actually care about slavery, he said he would free all the slaves to save the union. he was going to be a union general but his state was in the confederacy so he just was more loyal to his state than the union

[@burtonpierre417]

Cinderella Man is the one with Russell Crowe love that movie

[@adityask277]

The guy was looking for fountain of youth and found florida😂😂😂

[@thelearningmethod]

😂😂😂

[@scottsthoughtschannel9538]

I did not know John Wilks Booth was an actor. That's KOOL!!!

[@phantic_]

I know of the movie "Cinderella Man", I think that's what you're thinking of.

[@sirjaroid4725]

#7:30 you mean James Braddock?

[@zsoren42]

There is a channel on KZbin called Voices of the Past which narrates multiple different accounts of all different times in history from Ancient times and Rome to Medieval to the age of exploration and all accounts from different peoples being attacked to enslaved to exploring and it really brings a lot of questions and great understandings of certain things you should check it out

[@SonicExeFemale]

Fun Fact: Bugs is named after his character designer Ben Hardaway who's nickname was Bugs

[@Mr.wednesdayallfather]

I'm telling you that's how they're meeting at the courthouse in Appomattox happened Lee told him I will not surrender unless you beat me in a drinking contest not knowing that Ulysses s Grant was the biggest lush in America

[@SeyaDiakite7]

Queen of burlesque Griffinust have been traumatic for you looool

[@invadertifxiii]

i wish this clip included the time he went to ireland to meet his irish dad

[@firebreathingcow]

Your channel is going to get algorithmed into the ground after this 🤣🤣

[@WanderingWriter]

I bet the list of historical events the Griffins haven't been involved in is very short at this point

[@claytonhess5512]

7:42 It was Cinderella Man.

[@brentamador171]

Russell Crowe movie you’re thinking about is ‘Cinderella Man’

[@nickparisho5266]

The movie you're thinking of is Cinderella Man

[@lydiascott8150]

You should have your own playlist for family guy

[@Wamvilles]

Hey Terry, I'm making a game about surviving as a sahelanthropus tchadensis (one of the first humans), can you make a video about them? Thanks!

[@thomasmartinez6995]

I think the movie you're thinking of is Cinderella man

[@pamelagreene4314]

They do have a “Fountain of Youth” in St Augustine Fla. tastes like sulfur. Yes I drank it. Not sure but I may be immortal now….

[@TAC0CAT420]

Fun fact: my great great great great uncle was Robert E. Lee on my grandfather’s side

[@eleithias]

7:20 Cinderella Man

[@artembentsionov]

John Wilkes Booth wasn’t as famous as his brother Edwin Booth. In the show Timeless, this was compared to if Donnie Wahlberg assassinated Obama

[@brandonangstman]

Ironically Lincoln was a big fan of Booths acting also ironically Booths brother Edwin was a staunch supporter of President Lincoln and even saved his son's life once. In fact most of booths family was anti slavery and was disgusted by his actions.

[@artembentsionov]

@@brandonangstman yeah, I’ve heard about Edwin and the rescue

[@brandonangstman]

@@artembentsionov cool I kinda figured you had since you seemed to be pretty knowledgeable, I just like dropping that little fact whenever I get a chance.😆

[@artembentsionov]

@@brandonangstman well, my knowledge comes from the same show. It may not get all the historical parts right, but they did their research. One episode has them end up trapped in the vicinity of modern Pittsburgh but during the French and Indian War. They sneak into Fort Duquesne, and the historian on the team tries to talk to a local doctor about a soldier’s injury. She mentions the possibility of an infection. He looks at her like she’s crazy (probably having never heard that word), and says it’s likely an imbalance of life fluids, which he intends to remedy by injecting him with mercury through the anus. And one of the main characters is black, so that comes up a lot thanks to American history being what it is

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

Or if Jim Hanks assassinated Trump.

[@Pike200]

I’ve never seen that dugard joke before god damn family guy that’s dark lol 5:34

[@Rylan42]

The name of the film is Cinderella Man i think.

[@solidsnake3292]

I watched that boxing movie when i was in middle school. I think it was called Cinderella man or something. I could be wrong.

[@Charles-js3ri]

The fountain of Youth thing is up there with Black Legend. Just some crap Spains enemies cane up with to make them look bad.

[@fatkidgames4381]

Ponce DeLeon: The original "Florida Man"

[@OrionTheGone]

Chicken fight!

[@Opiate1987]

Ponce De Leon was the first Florida man?

[@zacharyknight3012]

Robert e lee is a very distant cousin of my family it's on my mom's side her last name is lee and we have the documentation and records to show he's related to us we're also related to Henry lighthouse lee and Henry Richard lee who was one of the people to sign the declaration of independence

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

Henry Richard Lee was my friend's favourite part of 1776 the Musical ("Natural-lee!").

[@Antukusbi]

OMG ITS PETTER GRIFFIN OMFG

[@williammatthews693]

You consider the Great Depression to have taken place during the Turn of the Century? I don't know. It seems to me thirty years in that the "turn" is over.

[@octopii714]

Brotha, u gottttta turn ur audio levels up

[@goldiestein869]

ironic that he was looking for the fountain of youth in Florida the state well known for its retired population

[@MrTerry]

It’s like people are still hoping it’s in Florida!

[@Devinj2000]

Cinderella Man was the movie.

[@Fulcrum.Actual]

4:39 origin of the recurring chicken fight joke?

[@bentoth9555]

"Slavery was banned in the United States." Only mostly. Still legal as punishment for a crime.

[@SurprisinglyDynamicAnimeSideC]

He clearly meant slavery as commonly understood, not the kind that's technically not slavery and is relegated to the fringes of society.

[@JonPITBZN]

"There are golf courses that didn't allow black people for many many years, unfortunately." I think Tiger Woods has been the first black person to play at several golf courses. Tiger frickin Woods. Anyplace that ended segregation during Tiger Woods's lifetime has problems.

[@raran44]

That movie was Cinderella Man

[@jimooijevaar6894]

Could you explain more about Gilgamesh

[@Joedirt3349]

Bully day! Are you having a bully day, Sir?