Family Guy Roasts Every European Country! | History Teacher Reacts

[@comradekommandmentklaus1848]

They missed the Italy joke where there was a sign in Rome”s airport that said “don’t forget we were on the Nazis’ side”

[@thedude9014]

“You’re goddam right we weren’t”

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

The Vatican too

[@huyxiun2085]

To be fair, they removed that sign. Now you can find it at JFK. But someone flipped it and wrote on the back: "Late in WWI. Japan brought us to WWII. Always remember we saved the world, totally not Soviet Union". It's signed "a coward". But something tells me the author isn't truly American. He sounds too educated.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@huyxiun2085 Except we didn't save the world, we gave up before we even began now were going to have to redo the whole damn thing. As soon as Japan surrendered the USSR should have be hit by nuke after nuke until unconditional surrender and then on to mopping up the CCP in the mountains. Instead we vanquished the lesser of three evils and let the other two rub amuck.

[@disturbed1734]

​@@huyxiun2085we know he definitely wasn't Chinese because the joke was actually funny.

[@c-130heracles8]

As a Greek I have to complain. There are too many beaches in Greece that are made out of golden silk sand and not with small stones. Almost all the beaches near Athens are like that.

[@DjDown1984]

As an englishman I agree, you have some of the greatest beaches in the world

[@RomanumChristum]

Use it to solve debt

[@c-130heracles8]

@@RomanumChristum Why do you think that something that the well known souvlaki at Mykonos costs 25 EUR

[@drillionaire4661]

@@c-130heracles8 Mykonos is an island only for the elite people... The normal price for souvlaki is 2,50€...

[@Syze1]

As an Englishman I have to say you have no sense of humour

[@frostyguy1989]

Belarusian one actually makes sense because most of Chernobyl's fallout (about 2/3) went into Belarus and made vast swathes of the south uninhabitable.

[@livingcorpse5664]

Oh god...

[@davea6314]

I was going to make a similar comment.

[@seyioyetade]

@@davea6314 did it affect Russia too?

[@davea6314]

@@seyioyetade Yes, but Belarus was probably hit with higher concentrations of nuclear radiation than Russia.

[@kazekamiha]

The Soviet Union... It still exists... All over Chernobyl...

[@blacksun3884]

Translation from the German Scene: Peter: “I'm glad that everything is normal again!” Quagmire: “I’m sorry about your car, Joe.” Joe: “Everything’s fine, But where is Jerome now with the sausage?” Peter: Hehehehehehehe! 'Wiener'." The German in the next scene is translated. At the end Meg says "Good night! From the Disney Corporation!"

[@shadowprince4482]

I just barely kind of speak German and was unsure if I got that correct. Yay!

[@ralph1125]

It's "Wiener" though.

[@chaoszhul_4d586]

As a German, the translated bit is nearly incomprehensible

[@ralph1125]

@@chaoszhul_4d586 Peter "Ich bin froh, dass alles wieder "normal"(english pronounciation) ist" Quagmire "Es tut mir leid wegen deinem Auto Joe" Joe "Es ist in Ordnung(super wrong pronounciation, sounds like "es it in Orden" which translates to "it is in Medal"). Wo ist nun Jerome mit den(dem) Wiener?" Peter "hehehehehehe "Wiener"" Hallo, ich bezahle dich nicht dafür *frohlose*(not a german word) Hosen. Ich bezahle dafür dunkle Socken in Pornos zu tragen!" Meg "Gute Nacht von das Disney Corporation"

[@raviolithebest8644]

For the Belarus part, I lovie how Stewie's eyes slowly descend into sadness and trauma as the story goes on

[@EddyParera123]

The Portuguese joke about finding a Nanny to Stewie is actually wrong. They speaked brazilian portuguese which is the equivalent of calling USA as UK just because they speak english.

[@rodrick3719]

When i heard them speaking brazilian i was fumming, Portugal is not Brazil ffs

[@OdinMagnus]

It's double funny because Portugal hates Brazil passionately. It's more like France and Haiti than US and UK.

[@EddyParera123]

@@OdinMagnus not even close to the truth. Update your sources cause they still live in 1980's

[@OdinMagnus]

@@EddyParera123 if you say so. Everyone I've met from Portugal tells me that. Are you from Portugal? If so you'd be the first to tell me differently

[@EddyParera123]

@@OdinMagnus that we, Portuguese hate the Brazilian? We might not always see eye to eye in some matters, but we definitely not hate them... If anyone would hate someone else in this is the Brazilian because of our past. But that's just it. There's only one country that we hate, and it's a common country to hate by most of the world right now. We hate each other so much that the number of portuguese-brazilian marriages have been rising xD If you'd say that

[@tsilarij-p3726]

Finnish one was a take that for all finns begging to have them featured in the show. That's why they made Peter and Chris pose as swedish half brothers because they are better. Then they made the real finns blonde and scandinavian like. It was a double kick to the nuts to every finnish fan. Using the swedes, the most hated frenemies and neighbors. Finns got pretty laborous at fanmaling various american TV shows when Conan O'Brien noticed all the fanmail and eventually visited Finland.

[@TheMandalorianGhostYT]

Also their accents were not finnish at all. If a finnish guy who speaks little english & tries to say hello, it's not going to sound like 'halyy' more of a softish "hellou".

[@GiordanDiodato]

i thought the guy was working for Russia since them and Finland don't have the best history

[@adrianaslund8605]

@@TheMandalorianGhostYT Yeah and swedes don't say "Jaah". The Skyrim accent is infinitely more accurate. No matter what PewDiePie says.

[@fu6817]

If it was intentionally shit then it was better than what i took it for O.o

[@jtl-en4yx]

The Finns were spies.

[@AKAZA-kq8jd]

Little tip bit about William the Conqueror what most people don't realize is that after the battle of Hastings all the English kings all the way up till 1400s spoke French.

[@cooper10182]

Isn't that the reason for the stereotype of the illiterate peasant, cause the nobility spoke/wrote French and Latin while the serfs spoke Gaulic and Britons? (not sure if those have written forms)

[@alexjahblunt3569]

@@cooper10182 the peasants would of spoke old English as 90% was still Anglo-Saxon

[@davidmacdonald1695]

@@alexjahblunt3569 Yes, but the correct English is "would have", not "would of"...

[@davidmacdonald1695]

The Normans weren't actually French. They were Scandinavians who were the enemies of the French. They invaded northern France, threw the French rulers out and founded a separate kingdom called Normandy. After about 200 years they spoke a form of French infused with Scandinavian words. That is what came to England.

[@wolf310ii]

@@davidmacdonald1695 They didnt invaded northern france and threw the rulers out. The vikings pilaged france/paris serval times, until the french king gave one of them land, whats today the normandy, to protect paris from further viking raids. The normandy was never a kingdom, william the conqueror was the duke of normandy, not the king

[@KW-gb9cd]

An Irish joke they left out was the one where Peter and Brian fly to Ireland (on Jet Green, of course) and the runway is covered with empty bottles, which had caused some of the planes to skid to a crash.

[@Baldwin-iv445]

One detail I noticed in the trojan war bit is that the statue's are actually painted, most don't know that Greek and Roman statue's weren't just white.

[@SavageDarknessGames]

But the Rabbit in Monty Python’s holy grail was…because wabbit be white!

[@leo_dominator4743]

They became white because of years passing and bc scientists etc. Decided to remake the statues so most of the time what u see in museums isnt the original 💀

[@SavageDarknessGames]

@@leo_dominator4743 yes ,most were made of Marble that tarnishes with time, and the museums use a plaster to replicate them as they appear today, tarnished.

[@leo_dominator4743]

@@SavageDarknessGames i can confirm what you say indeed is accurate bc im greek and i have been in many museums lol

[@martinpospisil3747]

Ive been to Greece many times (Crete, Mainland, Corfu, Zakynthos) and everytime it had plenty of sand beaches. Pebble beaches are also very nice if they are small.

[@wewenang5167]

yeh unlike in england all beaches are rocks LMAO

[@leo_dominator4743]

Pebble beaches are indeed many but small but we do infact have more sandy beaches

[@luicecifer]

7:56 Peter: "I'm glad everything is back to normal." Quagmire: "Sorry 'bout your car, Joe." Joe: "It's okay. Now, where is Jerome with the Wiener (thin, long sausages)?" Peter: "He-he. Wiener." -- (subtitles translates horrible pronounced german). Meg: "Good night from the Disney Corporation!"

[@TheLibermania]

But why though?

[@pepino883]

15:46 THESE GUYS AREN'T PORTUGUESE FROM PORTUGAL THEY ARE FROM BRASIL, HE HAD A BRAZILIAN ACENT

[@Ilikebeatzzz]

As a Czech I'm so confused. They could literally make that "joke" about any country and it would make as much sense.

[@uncannyvalley3190]

Isn’t the box in Czech though? Or at least pronounced like a Czech word? Ig it could apply to any Germanic language really but it’s Seth McFarlane, you can only get so much out of him 😂

[@Ilikebeatzzz]

@@uncannyvalley3190 No, there is no Czech on the box. Not even remotely close to any word either. Even if I were to pronouce it like it's Czech, it sounds differently than what Peter is saying.

[@uncannyvalley3190]

@@Ilikebeatzzz In that case idk. I've never heard Czech before outside of music.

[@kubikkuratko188]

@Wooden Door Garage a good old defenestration wouldnt hurt

[@jakubnosarzewski4897]

Dokładnie, czeski bracie. Ten żart był po prostu głupi... 👍Ten wyraz chyba nawet nic nie oznaczał.

[@trcaptainsidog]

Family Guy is a show that is actually fun to see people react too. This video was no different, and I loved watching it, even though I've seen most of these clips before.

[@JustSomeSlavicBoy]

3:05 As a Czech I honestly don't get it. Tho making a joke about Czech Republic and not including beer should be a crime

[@bubbamike4743]

2:30 Chernobyl is in Ukraine yes, but Belarus got the majority of the radiation

[@temelote1245]

and Чорнобиль has been a part of Belarus

[@awrfcex]

He said that

[@josefbartosik6253]

For the Czech Republic one, it is actually just part of skit, coz that word (even not the phrase) does not have any connection to czech language not even close to it

[@guerney2000]

Ohh, I was also confused

[@Christian-dw4kc]

Skôr Poľsko

[@Christian-dw4kc]

Amíci čo by si čakal 🤣

[@StickyBud9395]

I'm half English and Scottish, I laughed at the English jokes, if you can't laugh at yourself you're a sad person indeed.

[@RancidGravy621]

15:15 You really pulled the "actually 🤓" xD love you man

[@DJJumpdancer]

10:06 the water in Greece is so clear BECAUSE they dont have sand beaches

[@fieryredpodcast]

And as an ambulance 🚑 EMT, that siren joke from France is hilarious. Ironically, that sound works well in the US for now as people are not used to it here.

[@Sunset553]

that’s one joke i’ve seen a dozen times and don’t quite understand

[@EncoreBetch]

I swear to God, the Soviet Anthem makes any Russian joke hilarious automatically

[@randomhistorystuff165]

FACT

[@Freakerdepp93]

"Woah, he T H I C C" - Mr. Terry, 2022 11:52

[@thecringeinspector5636]

3:34 As a Czech citizen. I have never ever heard of the word Spugizakom in my life. And so hasn't anybody I know that's also Czech.

[@drdotter]

You're not going to comment on Peter's overtly homosexual mannerisms or is that how Czechs actually behave?!?!

[@thecringeinspector5636]

​@@drdotter No. Maybe some were when the commies left our country but now there's so little amount of them left its almost like they dont exist anymore.

[@jakubreindl7808]

@@drdotter No, they don't.

[@drdotter]

@@jakubreindl7808 It was a rhetorical question. It just seemed odd that Cringe Inspector focused on the word and not the behavior.

[@Netum6am]

As a Czech watching the Czech Republic muffin's skit I was totally confused. WTH that was so random :D

[@egertroos1691]

I don't get the Czech stuff

[@danielhopkins2277]

I think they just wanted to make a joke about a (real?) product or about the language... how it sounds like something pervert (sometimes). But just my guess

[@kubikkuratko188]

@@egertroos1691 me neither and I am czech

[@egertroos1691]

@@kubikkuratko188 I am estonian

[@kubikkuratko188]

@@egertroos1691 ok...

[@eeduranti]

8:55 guess you never heard Gabriel Iglesias's "Racist Gift Basket" all that stuff is good.

[@kat8295]

"Is there a stereotypes that the Irish have a high fertility rate?" Me, the daughter of Irish immigrants who has 33 first cousins:......

[@AngelusaNobilis]

My mom was raised Irish Catholic. She has 8 siblings.

[@WingManFang1]

Your reaction to Peter’s Muffin ingredients was absolutely accurate and hilarious

[@bethanyauble7934]

Albania: 🇦🇱 Armenia: 🇦🇲 Belarus: 🇧🇾 Czech Republic: 🇨🇿 Denmark: 🇩🇰 Estonia: 🇪🇪 Finland: 🇫🇮 France: 🇫🇷 Germany: 🇩🇪 Greece: 🇬🇷 Ireland: 🇮🇪 Italy: 🇮🇹 Latvia: 🇱🇻 Netherlands: 🇳🇱 Norway: 🇳🇴 Poland: 🇵🇱 Portugal: 🇵🇹 Russia: 🇷🇺 Spain: 🇪🇸 Sweden: 🇸🇪 Switzerland: 🇨🇭 Turkey: 🇹🇷 UK: 🇬🇧 Vatican City: 🇻🇦

[@gigizismangusta]

Hungary România Serbia Bulgaria Luxemburg Liechtenstein Andora Malta ..,etc

[@szariq7338]

As a Pole I have another stereotypes: 1) We're "golden hands", we'll fix everything without needing a specialist 2) We're very prone to alcohol related issues, also we possess a Guiness World Record for the highest amount of alcohol in blood and surviving (almost 2 percent), fishermen are especially prone to this: - We'll fish here until we don't catch a catfish or we get alcohol wasted. - But there aren't any catfish out here. - Exactly. 3) When it's not needed, we'll argue with ourselves, only when there's an outside danger we'll unite. 4) Some Poles use the strongest curses like commas. 5) We come with a inborn hatred towards pretty much all of our neighbours besides Slovakia (Germany and Russia you know, Belarus practically only because of Lukashenka and in other cases they're fine, Lithuania for not wanting to restore PLC after WW1, Ukraine for Vollhynia and Czechia for stealing part of Silesia when we were busy fighting red orcs at Warsaw).

[@mikeras3058]

The golden hands stereotype is also quite know here in Czechia. Also, i can say that with the hatred of yours, we are kinda even but i'm pretty sure Silesia is divided equally when you take into account how it looked liked between 14th to 18th centuries.

[@szariq7338]

@@mikeras3058 Yeah, let's just call it even, no need for corrects.

[@GiordanDiodato]

I always thought the stereotype was that you can't fight back against Germany and Russia.

[@i_likebeing_home8733]

i liked your hesitation "if it is ... safe for typing" xD

[@TheLibermania]

7:50 Peter: "I'm glad that everything is normal again" Quagmire: "I'm sorry about your car Joe" Joe: "It's ok. Now where is Jerome with the sausages?" Peter: "Hahaha, sausages". I don't get the rest.

[@jeshua4]

17:46 I forgot I know Spanish and started reading the subtitles 😭

[@cuddlestsq2730]

That Norwegian girl in Stewie's thought bubble looked more like she was wearing a traditional Swedish outfit than a Norwegian one.

[@beybladerkid5489]

19:36 more than that that's when the English language was ruined and a interesting fact is it should've been called the battle of battle, the nearest town, but everyone thought that was dumb so they changed it to Hastings.

[@TheNeonParadox]

Greece's Peanut Butter Cups. That had me rolling. Homer must've forgotten to include that. 😆😆

[@DaxTheOtter]

9:55 denmark has nice sandy beaches, can definitely testify for the jaggedness of south european beaches though.

[@sofijaperkone3001]

Latvian here - we actually don't have so many bears - just those that fled from Estonia. But we do smoke a flipin' whole lot

[@egertroos1691]

Yeah recently our bear population has risen in Estonia

[@GiordanDiodato]

I think it references when Latvia was a part of the Soviet Union.

[@wyattlantz5154]

letss goo more family guy thanks terry keep up the amazing work and the polls you do i love them cause i get to share my opinion on things

[@mediclomania5147]

Just a little heads up, practically any time that Family Guy is talking about Spain, they’re talking about Mexico 😂

[@gotenks6602]

Greetings from germany, love your channel 7:27 btw i have never seen a autobahn who looks like this

[@tobihaifisch7558]

1:05 Nailed it! That one thing, that Albanians do have in common with Italians is, that they love a good vendetta. Though, Albanians are MUCH MORE efficient about it. D'uh...

[@jtl-en4yx]

That "weird food wrapped in weird leaves" is really good irl!

[@EvilDMMk3]

For the Irish fertility rates, Ireland was very catholic for a long time and the paranoia around birth control meant married women caught a lot of shade and even got asked in confession if they went a long time without a kid, at least in some places.

[@rfgranotz111]

Ireland is still technically Catholic but not like before. Today only 30% of Ireland attend mass weekly.

[@oli3645]

Omfg his face at 3:43 had me crying out of laughter. His face was absolutely perfect 🤣

[@Jan_Koopman]

About the Dutch one: Lois' Dutch was perfect, but Chris didn't say "How do I understand what you're saying to me?" He said: "How do you understand what you're saying yo me?" which makes no sense. And about the Dutch version of family guy "Familiemaan": "familie" is indeed the Dutch spelling of "family", we would spell Family Guy as one word, but "maan" = "moon", "guy" would be "man/vent/gozer/kerel"

[@Momo_Kawashima]

Honest to god, as an italian I only saw a couple rocky beaches, the rest is sandy af (I love rocky beaches, sand is too messy and I have hard feet anyway, so walking barefoot on rocks is basically like walking on feathers. Or should I say, goodfeathers?)

[@MandalorV7]

Okay Anakin.

[@ilarimakiranta]

5:20 Yeah, I liked the Finland joke but neither the accent nor even the word they used was Finnish. We don’t have ”Hallo” in our language. In Swedish they have hallå but this clip souned like hallö which isn’t a word in any language whatsoever. Anyway I love your videos!

[@RafimOfficial]

As a Czech guy myself, I’ve got absolutely no clue what that joke was about… but at least my country was in Family Guy, I guess 😂

[@kubikkuratko188]

Nemá s českem nic společného jen jsi vycucali nâhodnou zemi z predele pro ten debilní vtip

[@furryfucker420]

9:01 Surprised Family Guy actually used painted statues

[@boss_level_1013]

The one with Ireland and high fertility, idk if it’s true. but my parents did tell me about the term “Irish twins” which is when two siblings are not twins, but born the same birth year, so the mom basically got pregnant immediately after having the first kid.

[@justusgovaert]

13:11 The Dutch language there was quite good for someone that only learned that sentence. Really good and also accurate I can say as a Dutch person

[@DrProfNoNo]

Tf u on about it was horrendous

[@calinborlean1669]

9:15 i d go to when the piramids were built to witness that happen

[@kroek259]

13:11 that's the most atrocious dutch i have ever heard

[@dylankoch1757]

8:34 actually, Athena is the goddess of War and battle strategy (among other things, but mostly war). People think that Ares is the god of war, but, in the Greek myths, he's the god of violence. Ares' Roman form, Mars, is the god of war and Athena's Roman form, Minerva, is the goddess of just wisdom, which is mostly what causes the confusion with the domains of their Greek forms (like how translating something in google translate and immediately translating it back can sometimes get you a different word) Also, Cronus is a titan, not a god, he should be holding a sickle, and he should be chopped up in little pieces

[@wolf310ii]

Ares is the god of violence AND the god of war, Athena is the goddess of strategy and artifice of war

[@GiordanDiodato]

Chronos is a god

[@dylankoch1757]

@@GiordanDiodato no, he is quite famously a titan

[@mcmahon31619]

I think the one about the Irish woman giving birth wasn't it to be a stereotype where back in the old days a "good Irish woman " was meant to just pray and have babies

[@drdotter]

That's what my mom did!

[@South_Texas_RP]

(This is a jaque Hammmer) got me 😂😂😂😂 6:54

[@aydentempleton1954]

Terry reaction about the Czech republic was hilarious 😂

[@daleowen2606]

Good catch on getting Hitler's invasions backwards in order! The only one I really didn't get was Spain. That clip made me think of Mexico more than Spain

[@FalloenMatrix]

@Michelle nope really, we are closer to Italians actually. If you need to compare...

[@GiordanDiodato]

@@FalloenMatrix even the bullfighting?

[@FalloenMatrix]

@@GiordanDiodato That one was our fault to export it to Mexico ... ;P

[@GiordanDiodato]

@@FalloenMatrix but you still have a festival involving bulls so really the Quagmire one wasn't that inaccurate.

[@thepyromantic3468]

Just found your channel and as a history buff it's been a delight so far, I'd recommend checking out some clips/compilations from Horrible History (especially the songs and stupid death segments). I grew up watching it, that combined with my Dad are probably the reason I am such a history buff.

[@DreckbobBratpfanne]

"European beaches all rock" is a weird thing to hear living basically on a dozens of miles long sand beach xD

[@nickyg7557]

The gag with the german skinny people: Peter: I'm glad that everything's normal again Quagmire: I'm sorry because of the thing with your car, Joe Joe: It's okay...(then something with Jerome and maybe if I heard it right...dolphins? But here I'm not pretty sure) Peter: Venes? (If I heard it right) Meg: Good night from the Disney Corporation (actually it would be "Gute Nacht von dem Disney Konzern" not from "das Disney Konzern")

[@couves2]

15:52 thats... brazilian portuguese, not portugal's portuguese 💀

[@davidsherman7965]

Region 3 is usually NTSC and used by Hong Kong. Region 2 PAL is the usual DVD format in Europe.

[@razzle2112]

a Germany scene this compilation somehow left out was when stewie and Brian went on a German history bus tour and Brian pointed out to the German tour guide that the handed out pamphlets didn't mention anything about German history from 1939 to 1945, the tour guide kept answering back with "they were all on vacation" those years and brain kept pushing that those years were crucial to history and how German writer Thomas Mann escaped nazi rule during that time as well. after more pushing the guide started shouting in German while doing the nazi salute. super funny scene

[@Naxatthedoor]

I think the Finland one was supposed to be a joke about “Finland not being a real country and people from there are spies” or maybe idk “hitmen”

[@Bread._..]

As someone who is half portugese I can confirm half of my body is a goose

[@diegovasquez840]

The Italian guy roughly said “You’ve gone insane, get lost”

[@RomanumChristum]

For Belarus, Chernobyl caused more radiation in Belarus then in all of Europe including Ukraine so it makes sense

[@mattroberts3204]

I drove Uber for 3 years and yeah, I got some stories. One of my favorites was the guy who got in after a night at the bar. He informed me he ate a bunch of shrooms, didn't tell me where we were going, and at some random intersection in the ghetto told me to let him out. He just walked off aimlessly. And he was most definitely NOT from the ghetto.

[@HEKVT]

It's so cool how they got the Latvian sport pitch so accurate.

[@piratczvojtapopovics]

Czech here. For those who don't know, spugizakom is not a thing, and whatever the hell he said is barely understandable, if it even is a real sentence. However his fruity demeanor did portray Prague's people pretty well. (Inside joke)

[@rawribeazombie]

my grandad from Ireland is the last of 15 kids, yes its a stereotype xD

[@lasagnasux4934]

I used to be a taxi driver, yellow cab not Uber, and boy do I have stories. My favorite is my first ever ride. I picked up a guy in serious pain who wanted me to take him to the hospital. I knew that there were going to be a lot of hospital calls, so I didn't think anything of it. I started talking to this guy to get his mind off the pain. Turns out he was in a gang shooting 3 days earlier and wanted to lay low before heading to the hospital. He had a little black grocery bag with him. He said, "that's where I've been keeping all the stuff that's been coming out of me." Then he starts crying about how he's going to die and all, until I get him to the hospital, where he gets out, almost forgets his bags of birds and bobs, and leaves a juicy stain on my seat.

[@Supernova_Ultimate]

8:06 german, weiner, german Disney corporation.

[@frankgunold268]

2:04 Who is Armenia European ? It is Asian ! Albania has been an official candidate for membership of the European Union since June 24, 2014. Accession negotiations began with screening on July 19, 2022. The European Union is considered Albania's most important political and economic partner.

[@lampionmancz]

I can see a bit of representation in everything but Czechia I don't have the slightest idea of what the actual fu*k that was. THERE WASN'T EVEN ANY BEER

[@thecringeinspector5636]

EXACTLY. I too never heard of the word in my life.

[@totallynottoaster1114]

Fun fact, following the invention of Whiskey in the 14th century by the Irish there’s a three century gap until they invented something again in the 17th century

[@kurotsune77]

I'm Czech and I don't get the Czech Republic scene, can somebody explain to me what's that supposed to be?

[@GiordanDiodato]

probably because the product sounds vaguely Czech and it sounds like "splooge and cum"

[@ShimaKaede]

it took me a moment to realize what lois and chris were saying in dutch xD lois: we hebben het er later over chris: hoe begrijp je (you, should be ik = me/I) wat je tegen me zegt? also that 2nd part of the netherlands, I find it funny how it says ''familiemaan'' familie is the right way to write family in dutch, but ''maan'' means moon, and it should spell it with just one A; man, familieman. now it says ''family moon'' x3

[@Sorwdseler]

Yes we wanted more family guy

[@Bongus22]

Indeed

[@daanwindt1633]

13:44 My favorite Dutch tv show: Family Moon!

[@sithlordbilly4206]

Cakes & muffins are both baked food products: The difference between cakes and muffins is that a muffin is a form of bread; whereas a cake, which is much sweeter, is not. Cakes are the favorite dessert choice while muffins are served for breakfast. Cakes usually have frosting on them while muffins are never frosted.

[@ColliderNine]

As a latvian, I've never heard of any kind of bear show. I recon this is like generalised humour about an ex-soviet union country. For example that guy in commercial talks with a thick russian accent. I get the joke, but give it 3.4/10 :D

[@DTTCustoms]

1:25 I was watching this with my Armenian girlfriend (who was asleep at the time) and when he said “weird food wrapped in weird leaf”, she gasped and shot awake and went “sarma”

[@dragosgiusca5930]

We also have that in Romania. Actually pretty much every stereotype about Armenia in the show is also true for Romania.

[@comradeofchrist]

We have that in Serbia too😭

[@kalkuttadrop6371]

10:38 Usually the highest in Europe, sometimes France has them beat, but not lately. (Ireland has a fertility rate of 2, which is....more or less the bar minimum to grow population. France is 1.88 as of last year which is just below t hat

[@chrisigoeb]

The german at the part with the socks was like really bad xD I baerly understood anything. Something about wearing socks in pornos

[@Luredreier]

5:51 That's the size of a lot of one use juices here in Norway. Usually bought for kids, they come with a straw and is found in the grocery store. I've bought some in my life. Really practical.

[@tobihaifisch7558]

13:18 True. Dutch (which is already so close to DEUTSCH) is a regional dialect of German, that spun off during the mediaval times when the Netherlands "spun off" during a lasting period of prosperity.

[@noahguijt4880]

But we don't sound like that at all lol. We don't have a German accent so I don't know why American shows keep doing that.

[@Tenderleaf]

pretty sure dutch comes from Diets.

[@tobihaifisch7558]

@@Tenderleaf What is Diets?

[@Tenderleaf]

@@tobihaifisch7558 collective name of the languages spoken between 1200 and 1550 in the united netherlands

[@DrProfNoNo]

Yh... No

[@HeLLowDog]

*me calmly watching the video not expecting my country to come by* the video: *gets to **13:03* me: oh dear god, no

[@The_Nightsong]

"This is why Sweden". As a Swede, it made me smile ^_^ and that part about Sweden wasn't too bad haha

[@saemikneu]

8:26 probably not safe to type

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

10:26 I thought that stereotype was associated with Thailand, not Ireland. And no, I don't hate people from Thailand, I'm just saying it's a stereotype that I have heard of.

[@1ProAssassin]

It's definitely a stereotype of Ireland that's lasted for quite a few centuries. From what I remember it's a pretty dark stereotype given the history, since it was about how the Irish Catholics were breeding and outpacing the number of English Anglicans being born. This was even as the English's policies toward Ireland (At the time Ireland was apart of the UK) destroyed it economically and exploited its ppl to obscene degrees. It got so bad that a famous satirical piece got written called "A Modest Proposal" was written about the rich English just eating poor Irish babies to help solve Ireland's economic/over-population issues since they could barely afford to feed all those kids. Then I think it somewhat popped up again when a lot of Irish Catholic ppl moved to protestant USA during the great famine.

[@GiordanDiodato]

Thailand's stereotype is being anal af about rules

[@justinlynch3]

I've heard that "This is not a Jackhammer" joke multiple times and I just don't get at all and never found it funny. Does anyone know what the joke it with that clip at 6:48

[@drew.168]

Jack... Jacques... Jacques is French for Jack? The rest of the joke is just a poke at stereotypes of a French laugh.

[@tobihaifisch7558]

16:05 Sadly, this will mislead hundreds of millions of people to put blame on Europe for the sake of a geographical portion of Russia actually being a part of Europe. Namely, every part of Russia, that is west of the Ural mountains.

[@GiordanDiodato]

isn't that where 85% of Russia's population lives?

[@singleasasin]

18:11 "Blacken sippen" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@arandomdude2828]

As an albanian i am offended at how good that description was.

[@Comrade_Cookies]

I love family guy and I really love that you reacted to some Thanks mr terry

[@luzifershadres]

There are no Germany Roast in Family Guy, there only N*zi jokes from 1980.

[@GiordanDiodato]

they made a joke about German fairytales that was actually pretty accurate.