Animated Atrocities 103 || "Peter-Assment" [Family Guy]

Original airdate: January 15th, 2016
Part Two: • Further Thoughts on Pe...
For an episode that wants to play "reverse the genders" it's created a disgusting portrait.

[@hankhill4101]

"Men can be raped too." THANK YOU. A lot of people don't understand that.

[@cheatsenabled1662]

Probably because of the definition... people like to say "of a woman by a man"... thereby making it impossible for a man to be raped (by definition). Which is so wrong.

[@fghdkjlfkghfc]

Yeh. A lot of people just don't get that it is, in fact, possible for a straight man to be raped by a woman, and she doesn't even need a strap-on to do it...

[@weegee_hates_the_blind]

Hank Hill you ever heard of bearing

[@derpywaffle2473]

men can be raped?! LIES!!!

[@AA11196]

yea but tbh his subscribers are racist or one-sided as hell and it happens alot in his livestreams. Bearing tho he is a cool dude but he needs to do more livestreams on his livestream channel because the people over there are nice.

[@wikkk1457]

*I* as a woman, are also angry at the people who think that men can't be sexually harassed

[@N0rlight]

Same, I hate my class that went to teach us about rape. They said Men are rarely raped. I was like shut up feminists, you don't know jack-shit about these cases.

[@Takumi_Did_Nothing_Wrong]

I think they're confusing a lack of reports of male rape victims with a lack of male rape victims in general. Besides, at least they did not say men cannot be raped.

[@KenikoB]

Actually, feminists, the ones who aren't crazy anyway, usually consider female-on-male rape to be legitimate. It's the men who usually say the man "should have liked it".

[@ciarraannis7887]

citation needed there bubbo

[@alexeistrife56]

Yeah. No. Name a single mainstream male who says that they 'should've liked it.'

[@kylum902]

I got into an argument with someone about this once. I eventually got them to a point where they said "Well it doesn't matter as much cause Men don't have the risk of getting pregnant from it." To which I responded "What if a woman who could not have children for whatever reason was raped? Would it matter less for them?" That shut them up pretty quick.

[@arsonthebee]

Kylum, thank you

[@EoCA777]

Nice response

[@HackiePuffs]

Kylum agreed. They say we need women to have babies. Blanket statement. We also need men to help them make babies. They both play an equally important role in reproduction.

[@doublenaut443]

@@HackiePuffs some people use the excuse that women need to have babies so they say rape is good.Its going to be a never ending argument

[@lincolnwaugh4047]

I would have responded with "What if that man doesn't trust the woman who is sexually harassing him?" Or "what if he's already married and doesn't want to cheat on his wife?"

[@isobelmiller7464]

"It's not harassment if you LIKE it" But Peter clearly does not like it!

[@simplyunnoticeable55]

*It'S nOt HaRrAsSmEnT iF yOu LiKe It!*

[@ChillstoneBlakeBlast]

@@simplyunnoticeable55 n0000 1 D0nT w@nn@!!!?!!!

[@jordy7494]

@@acegamer9347 no this is not true were you not paying attention to what he said?

[@acegamer9347]

jordan campbell it was sarcasm

[@jordy7494]

@@acegamer9347 oh sorry

[@CJMintMarshall]

I have a boyfriend who had been raped by male friends of his, who are now in jail. His family laughed at him for a while until he had a seizure due to a stress induced anxiety attack.

[@jadelawrence2485]

C.J. Mint Marshall that's really fucked up.

[@sarahwilliamson8646]

how is he now

[@okamijubei]

Yikes, that is really concern. I guess his family doesn't deserves to be call his family if they judge him like that and causes him almost to die.

[@BigBoy-ds5nn]

Poor man.

[@SuperDesmond12]

I know it's late but I hope your BF is ok

[@gummyboi7544]

Rape is Rape. It doesn't matter what gender you are, if you have been sexually harrassed you have every right to have emotions about it.

[@Reapermaskhybrid]

@carlos blanco It may have only done sexual harassment towards women, but I feel Persona 5 did this shit better with the first dungeon and its boss Kamoshida because they didn't try to play it for laughs. Hell, they did abuse well too with Kamoshida, namely show how his actions affected the male athletes being his punching bags.

[@adampkalb]

I know. And I am so sick of anything that thinks it's comedy to have a big strong man get raped! Peter got raped twice again in Dial Meg for Murder. March 18, 2019, 2:58pm

[@okjeffy6581]

Of course people will have emotions about it lel

[@lehahiah81]

This is actually not the only time Peter has been sexually harassed. After his mother dies a friend of hers sexually harasses him, and Lois has pretty much the same reaction that this this episode did.

[@vincaso]

can you remember the episode name

"Mom's the Word" is the name, I think.

[@lehahiah81]

QueenVoltalia Yes, that's the name, and it's rather disturbing. Peter looking for a mother figure after his mom dies only to end up being sexually harassed, and it's much worse than with his boss. Then there's the B plot with stewie finding out that he'll eventually die.

[@AngB517]

Bourbon Brisk Also he got sued for sexual harassment

[@Reapermaskhybrid]

@@AngB517 Biased dumbasses.

[@alexhirsch5738]

I started dating a boy a few months ago and found out midway through our relationship that he had been sexually assaulted, and that was why he felt very submissive sexually. He still has a complex about what happened and thinks that it is in part his fault... this episode spoke volumes to me personally, thank you

[@joshuapeters567]

I hope he get better.

[@alexhirsch5738]

Joshua Peters He's much better, thank you for your concern. He and I work through it together, but as someone who is around the effects of sexual assault regularly, I can say that it is a serious topic. It is certainly not above comedy, nothing is, but it is a topic that should be handled delicately as to not give the wrong impression, and Mr. Enter did so perfectly here

[@darthroden]

Thank you for sharing that Alex. Your boyfriend is fortunate to have you in his life.

[@isobelmiller7464]

Hey, why is your username the name of the creator of Gravity Falls?

[@ootfan7882]

@@alexhirsch5738 The topic of sexual harassment is a sour subject for me, because when I was in junior high, I kept making sex jokes and quoting YTPs during lunch and in-between classes, and just generally acting pervy, and I got reported to the principal's office at least 3 times in 7th grade, no joke. I wasn't trying to make anyone uncomfortable, I was just trying to fit in, and be funny. 8th grade was even worse, and I ended up in the office, again no joke, 5 times that one year alone. It got to the point where I had to go to the district and almost got EXPELLED. 9th grade wasn't much better. Again, I was joking, made some sex jokes, offended some people, and got suspended at least twice more, and I hadn't learned my lesson about being appropriate in official environments in even 11th and 12th grade, as I got suspended at least once in 11th grade, I think, and in 12 grade( last year), I got in trouble for saying if I didn't get stress relief soon, I would kill myself or other people. I'm a "super senior" this year, which is a euphemistic way of saying I'm being held back until I raise my grades, and so far, I haven't gotten in trouble for anything. One of my friends told me she was sexually harassed by a guy, and I wanted to find him and kick his ass. Sorry this is so long.

[@uncharted3958]

"Men can be raped" Either people absolutely don't know what happens to scared, defenseless men in prison, or people just love to believe hard in stereotypes.

[@Vegito1089]

Seth knows, he was mocking male rape victims and people who dont think men can get raped at same time. He is trying to piss off everyone.

[@uncharted3958]

***** Ah, just like people on the internet? Some people are just critically ignorant.

[@demsterclippy4252]

Honestly, i know a lot of people that believe men can be raped... The problem is that they think that men can only be raped, by other men. There is never a comment on women being potential predators or harassers.

[@HackiePuffs]

Orophlacious I KNOW ITS SO ANNOYING!!!! Every time a KZbin channel called Most Amazing Top 10 explains a female predator or murderer they don’t say if or how they got punished making me assume that they didn’t.

[@shady8045]

Tonka Deluxe we are only talking about woman on man rape though

[@brownwindedangel]

A law and order episode did this same topic and I honestly handled it better. They were investigating a male stripper accusing three women of raping him almost got dismissed out of hand one of the investigators all but outright says he doesn't believe a man can be raped at all only for a female coworker and their boss to point out that it's still wrong either way the boss pointing out that rape is rape no matter what and the female coworker pointing out that an erection is a purely physical response that can be caused by friction. Saying a man is consenting because of an erection is like saying a woman is asking to be raped by how she dresses. Unlike in this show this moral sticks because a similar case comes up later and everyone takes it seriously

[@doublenaut443]

👏

[@thepinkestpigglet7529]

That show is all over the place. They can handle this well then another episode says a kid being forced by his molester to molest another kid is just as bad as his molester.

[@Rscreen]

@@thepinkestpigglet7529 oh the piano teacher episode, i remember that

[@11epicnoob]

Season and Episode?

[@cameramike2515]

Of course Law and Order and SVU handle rape and sexual harassment cases better. It’s what the latter show is all about and both shows have more respect for their audience.

[@hypetia1145]

Thank you, Mr. Enter. People need to understand that everyone is a person first; let's not let a coin toss decide how they should be treated. Let their actions decide. This doesn't mean bad things should happen to bad people. It means that you should always consider whether or not you are safe, if the people around you are, and take the necessary steps. Anyone can be a rapist, your friend, a coworker, or a loved one (etc.). Anyone can be harassed, abused and assaulted; these abusers more than likely have friends/family of their own. Being a victim doesn't give you a free pass to create your own. That responsibility does not befall your abuser; it is yours. If you are not a safe person; get professional help, don't insert yourself in people's lives without a care in the world. Don't become a part of the problem. There are always two sides of the same coin. There is no excuse for abuse. Everyone has a backstory. That fact, doesn't excuse them from making yours (or: a friend/loved one's) any worse.

[@pokelover3602]

Hypetia Wise words, my friend.

[@sentientviolin7802]

Judge not by physical appearance, but by quality of character.

[@Audioworm]

And people say all KZbin comments are awful.

[@hypetia1145]

Wow, this comment has really taken off hasn't it?

[@theriverastyx]

Hypetia Well said, friend.

[@terrylawson6490]

This is...in this episode, this is the same excuse, the same justification, that my mother tried to use with both me and the courts after she was...discovered...molesting me when I was fourteen. She was just LONELY because her husband had left her when I was nine years old, she said to everyone who would listen. Thankfully, luckily, perhaps, even, none of it flew with the people who had the power to stop her and punish her, and she's been in prison for almost ten years now, and I have spent the last seven years of my life with my amazing adoptive parents and sister, who have helped me to heal, to move forward, and to learn to not be afraid of all the normal things that my mother made me be afraid of, and who I have always considered to be my REAL family. However...since then, I HAVE met people who have, to my face, told me that, "Oh, it wasn't rape, that's impossible because she didn't have a penis." or even things like, "She was just trying to show you love and affection, and you overreacted." and there have even been some who have tried to tell me that because my body...responded (I don't want to go into details)...that that invalidated the "rape" and meant I had "consented", never mind that I was a child and couldn't have even done THAT. And, confronted with these words, I...like you, Mr. Enter, all I feel is disgust, and rage, and sickness at it all, and these ideas, these misconceptions and horrific media stereotypes...and the people that genuinely believe in them. I don't...I don't have any words for this episode itself, sad to say. I've never seen it, nor the show itself as a whole, and I never intend to. Like when I'm confronted with the above kinds of people, I just have too many emotions inside of me to think very logically or reasonably. But even if I did, I think you said everything that needed to be said, analyzed everything that needed to be analyzed, and discussed the things that needed to be discussed, and I thank you for it (I subscribed to you, and I'm sorry I haven't checked out your content before now).

[@CheetosForBreakfast]

I'm glad you've found a loving family to support you. The absurdity of people who think women can't be rapists.

[@doublenaut443]

I'm sorry if my response is rude but your mom is just nasty why would you do anything to your child?

[@MonoKrohm_2020]

r/thathappened

[@thepinkestpigglet7529]

This is fucked up I’m sorry you had to go through any of that. You’re very brave for posting this online.

[@bobtheball5384]

@@MonoKrohm_2020 It's not very rare for people to be molested by their parents or family members regardless of gender so I have no idea why you felt the need to write that tbh.

[@sweecose8631]

I, AS A FLIPPING GIRL, am very angry specifically at Lois for saying that men can’t be sexually harassed or raped. Also I don’t like the stereotypes here either

[@Showtunediva]

Absolutely agree.

[@maevedaly4211]

I am a girl and I saw this episode. I don't think anyone should be sexually harassed. It was so unpleasant to watch this and yes, I do know that this happens to both genders which is really terrible and nobody should be sexually harassing anybody.

[@ClaireYunFarronXIII]

Maeve Daly Agreed! 👍💕

[@simplyunnoticeable55]

Don't forget rape. That's a terrible thing.

[@michaelboydston313]

Damn right

[@Charlybegood55]

Amen

[@ryanc.6087]

"What do think it means to be a man?" "According to myself, giving assholes like you the middle finger and standing up for what I think is right!" This is why we love you Mr. Enter, you may not be perfect, but you've got integrity.

[@Reapermaskhybrid]

Amen, brother. Never let anyone step all over you if you can help it, that's something from "KiDs StUfF" and things normal people don't like that we can take to heart.

[@Super-Shafs]

I can definitely agree, and am also glad that I am the 69th like of your comment

[@batdan350]

The instance they tried to make us feel sympathetic for Angela was when I realized this episode was going to be bad. Before that, I thought Lois and other characters were going to learn that men can be sexually harassed.

[@Eltrio2]

Characters learning something in Family Guy? What universe do you live in?

[@PassTheMarmalade1957]

That's what I thought, too. And it isn't as though Family Guy has never done episodes about serious subjects, with well done morals. I thought their episode where Chris dates a girl with Down Syndrome, thinking her special and unique, only to discover she's just as capable of being an asshole as anyone else, was a great twist on getting people to look past someone's disability. But this one, plus their episode about domestic violence with Quagmire's sister, feels like they're deliberately trying to miss the point, because "Fucked up = funny."

[@Thomasmemoryscentral]

Well Modern Family Guy's line of thinking includes "random violence is funny" so what else can you expect? They don't have taste anymore.

[@carlbloke8797]

***** pretty much their twisted rationale

[@Eltrio2]

***** It was cancelled twice already and was brought back. It's essentially immortal.

[@Tokuijin]

I was harrased by boys and I didn't like it, so I doubt anyone, man or woman, would like it. Sexual harassment is wrong, regardless

[@ragnaricstudios5888]

Tokuijin well said

[@skylarshaye2065]

Yep. Unfortunately because of my PTSD, I used to come off as "easy" because I had a hard time saying no because I didn't want to make people mad. When it would happen, I'd freeze and just let it happen. I felt so dirty and ashamed. Because people would think I was into it when I just wanted it to end. It was never like, sex but just guys who I thought were just my friends getting really horny, grabby and handsy towards me. Even now I cannot be around other guys without feeling uneasy and hypervigilant. I have a fiance and I've told him everything that's happened to me in the past just so he understands why I have certain emotions and mannerisms. Especially in public. He's my first and my only. I've never wanted anything polygamous. I can't bring myself to think of a reason to sleep with someone else. He's my one and only partner. I get sick when I get messages from these dudes who have like one mutual friend on Facebook telling me "Oh I know you. You're so and so's friend. I saw you at his house. You're super cute and we should hook up". And before you say anything, that so and so is a good friend of mine who I can trust without getting bad vibes. He's protective like an older brother. But yeah, actually that was a very recent message. I still feel uneasy about it.

[@loganmansiongames]

I agree also sorry To hear what happed To you, Tokuijin.

[@astressedned8988]

No one should be taken advantage of, especially with sexual harassment. The victims of sexual assault suffer from extreme PTSD and depression, which can lead to suicidal thoughts.

[@OckhamAsylum]

I've had a friend who, in the middle of us just driving around, said "let's go get you a woman" and made a B-line for the nearest... "hunting grounds"? Anyway, he's a great friend, but I just remember being so uncomfortable. I have a borderline-asexual level of motivation for sex, and I definitely was not in the market at that time. Anyhow, it occurred to me after browsing a little that if I declined a girl who was interested in front of him, it could negatively affect his view of me. Luckily we didn't find anybody that night, so I never ended up having to open that can of worms. But I'll never forget that fear of potentially having sex with some random person just out of fear of what others would think of me, just so that I wouldn't be considered "weird." I've never been put in a sexual harassment situation, but after that night I can see where all of the pressures placed on men in such an event would come from.

[@EternaMidnight]

I don't know why it's so rare that people, man or woman, may prefer only have sex with someone of meaning to them. That situation sounds dehumanizing for both you/men and women tbh. Making women a sex object prize to be "gotten" and you into a sperm dispenser that would fuck anything given the chance. Sure sex is good, but plenty of people say "there is sex and there is making love". Why is it looked down on that you would want to be sensual and have a full experience with someone you love instead of just do a mechanical action with a stranger and forget about it in a week? It's so disappointing, makes me recoil from mainstream society... But I know i'm not alone in this, and neither are you.

[@OckhamAsylum]

Nathangeles "wow, what an underwhelming story about your testosterone deficiency. thank you for sharing!" Clearly somebody found it relatable. And it's not like I'm trying to impress anyone or put them on the edge of their seats in anticipation of the next thrilling twist. It's just a slice of life for whoever may care. If you don't, good for you. I hope you find something that does a better job of piquing your interest. I don't even know if I should address the testosterone deficiency bit. I guess I'll quickly say that I plan on doing it one day. Not wanting to procreate and not wanting to stick your penis into anything that it will fit into all day every day are two different things, buddy. "more ppl should know what it is like to not have the very urge to procreate that literally brought you into existence and was passed down through millennium to your genes since the dawn of man!" I too have the desire to keep my bloodline going. I just don't want to be a piece of meat that is literally only motivated to go from day to day by how many other pieces of meat I can perform biology with. When the time comes, I'll have lots of motivation, I'm sure. "good for you for not having a noticeable sex drive, hopefully you will die childless and not further your clearly defective genetics." Isn't that contradictory? I mean, you go from criticizing me for not procreating... to telling me that I shouldn't even dare think about procreating. Even if I did plan on dying without having kids, why even bother saying you hope that's the case? Isn't that like telling someone who said they want to die from a heartattack "well I hope you die from a heartattack"? And why do you want me to die a lonely death? Isn't that a little harsh for a guy that just said he didn't want to be passed around like a cheap prostitute? I didn't know that my not immediately acquiring as many illegitimate children as quickly as I could would bother you so much. "not trying to be insensitive, just speaking my mind, much love and we all die alone!" If that wasn't insensitive, then it'll do until the insensitive gets here. I'm kind of genuinely curious now if you actually think opinions like this won't make anyone uncomfortable? Like nobody will mind if you put a disclaimer at the end?

[@JG_Wentworth]

OckhamAsylum That seems like a form of power assertive rape, only from peers rather than full on illegal rape. "If there's a reason, then we can do it, fuck consent." Power assertive rape is one of, if not the most unnoticed form of rape there is, which is really bad.

[@EoCA777]

The Lost and Forgotten Your response, as clear spoken and powerful as it was, was not deserved by this clown

[@MostLikelyDreaming]

as someone who has had way too many male friends sexually abused or experienced attempted rape, this is genuinely disgusting. family guy has always left a bad taste in my mouth, but this... this made my stomach turn. this is extremely upsetting, and i can't believe the creators and writers did this as a form of 'entertainment.' and you shouldn't have to say "if the genders were reversed, people would be outraged," people should be outraged regardless. rape is rape, no matter the victim or attacker.

[@voiceofreason2691]

WeII said. Amen.

[@alexanderhamilton3333]

Maybe family guy should stop sending a message. They use to bed kinda good at it but now they keep dropping the ball.

[@bfwrarest8921]

cough satire cough

[@HardDiskDog]

+Rarest 123 You can do anything no matter how horrible, just slap the lable "satire" on there, and no one's allowed to disagree by that logic. Satire has to mock its target, not just repeat what it does.

[@bfwrarest8921]

Kilo except this episode isn't meant to be taken seriously. It ridicules female on make harrassment by using stereotypes. Satire is only a label when it's used as an excuse to call people racial spurs and mock the mentally handicapped

[@mazingetter8853]

not satire

[@bfwrarest8921]

Niklas Möller not entertained

[@pinkduskstone1543]

Carrie Fisher's death makes Angela's suicide attempt in this episode harsher in hindsight.

[@queenofawesome2550]

Many people say Peter or Brian are awful but they don't seem to realize Lois is somehow worse in terms of her morals and how she doesn't care about her family in the slightest. This episode and how she treats Meg as a whole (not counting the earlier seasons) is proof of that.

[@evietruchok4097]

It’s sad that carrie fisher agreed to do this

[@obitwokenobi9808]

Evie Truchok Agreed that this episode sucks and that it portrayed the message poorly?

[@MrWill9002]

Actually i think she was forced by contract to do it. that's the only excuse I could think of....heck i imagine they shanghaied her as she tried to get away before making this episode (and I am serious because I don't think anyone in their logical mind would willingly take part in this crap...

[@alphinmesa9945]

If she didn't someone else would...there's always someone ready to replace you

[@voiceofreason2691]

Where did u hear that she agreed? Just ‘cause you’re the VA doesn’t mean you’re for it. Maybe she was FORCED to do it!

[@humonculus2]

I literally just subscribed to you and this was in my recommended and I was like "what? i thought i watched them all?" then I saw the date. I feel like a kid on christmas.

[@jorgensentylor16]

I felt the exact same way xD

[@hrd2h1t]

actually this a reupload of an older episode that was taken down due to copyright

[@falflam36]

@Hrd 2 H1t inb4 it happens again

[@dipstick7489]

+Wendy Corduroy afraid I can't agree with you on that Wendy, this series needs to die imo

[@humonculus2]

Do you mean Family GUy or animated atrocities? xD

[@JFtheLOLZOR]

y’know the only way the Lois dialogue could’ve worked (and this is a really big if) is if they made that into an arc, like at first she dismisses the notion of Peter being harassed, like, “a man being raped? that’s quite unorthodox!”, but when she catches Angela trying to have her way with Peter, seeing Peter in agony? she realises “oh shit, maybe it was wrong of me to think this way”

[@Nexiusify]

This kinda thing is why I stopped watching Family Guy, I always preferred American Dad anyway. :T

[@ryanmella9615]

Yeah, Family Guy just ended up turning into an unfunny show which would always try to shock you. While American Dad is still good

[@HardDiskDog]

Every single joke is so awkward, forced, drawn-out and out of place with the plot. The animation is bland and lazy, the artsyle is repetetive and boring, that one recurring voice actor with the high voice (usually does characters in cutaways) is fucking eargrading, the morals it tries to teach are, as you can see here, far left wing and outright scary, I could be here all day. To top it all off the only people who still watch it are preteens and or/shallow idiots.

[@yourethatmantis5178]

the thing is Seth Macfarlane feels like the show he created deserves an academy award, oscar, or whatever. So he's decided to push the writers to write episodes about sensitive topics they have no idea how to write well.

[@Francisco-xv6wm]

Yep. It used to be a good show. I'm tired of McFarlane constantly shoving outdated references all the time. I don't mind the references, but I do mind that he uses them all the Damn time. The Simpsons has the same problem, but when current pop culture references.

[@nascarfanatic2425]

+You're ThatMantis Here's the one thing: doesn't MacFarlane write himself? I think after watching a lot of modern Family Guy and both Ted movies, it's clear that he's forgotten the unwritten rules of what you can/can't put in a comedy.

[@HarryThomasPictures]

Men don't want sex all the time far from it.

[@TheMediaRaptor]

Harry Thomas Pictures We just want Rick and Morty Season 3

[@lennon8336]

December can't come fast enough..

[@grainneorgracequinn2888]

UndeniableFred does it comes back in December?

[@lennon8336]

it does :)

[@angel-loves-jazz]

The Media Raptor And Bojack Horseman season 4

[@1morechip]

would quagmire's quagmire be an admirable animation then

[@Typhlosion3rd]

Would make sense. It would also be the fourth show he constantly bashes that has one exceptually good episode (Toddler titans, Fairy odd parents, spongebob)

[@1morechip]

and it clearing most points about recent fg atrocities

[@ryanmella9615]

Yeah

[@dubbzy92]

Isn't that the one where he meets someone as sexually fucked up as him? Why would that be an admirable animation?

[@1morechip]

because it does this plot RIGHT

[@TheGreyJayLP]

MR. ENTER WEARS GLASSES CONFIRMED I FEEL LIKE HE'S SAID THIS BEFORE BUT IT'S STILL PRETTY COOL

[@WillieManga]

When he talked about Where the Dead go to Die, he pointed it out and blamed Problem Solverz. Fair point; that show physically hurts.

[@bryanegelhoffsanimationtec257]

There's actually a video game that tackles a subject similar to this. Not with men being sexually assaulted, but with the stereotype of dad's being abusive and mother's being wonderful, and this not always being the case. It's called, "Among the Sleep." It works from the pov of a 2 year old boy searching for his mother with the help of his teddy bear. They encounter a frightening creature as they do so. By the end of the story, It's revealed that the teddy bear was the boys father, and that the monster was his abusive mother. She would drink and hurt him, while his father wanted to just see his son happy. It may not deal with sexual harassment, but it does deal with the subject that not all mother's are kind to their children, and not all father's are abusive people to their kids. This is one of those sterotypes I hate in shows. Along with when a girl bullies you, that means she likes you, and how gay people were once portrayed on TV years ago as being very loud and "fabulous." This is one episode of Family Guy I always skip.

[@Szczurzyslawa]

If men had erections only when they want them to occur, then sure, all those awkward bonders when you were 12 in the middle of the class sure were wanted. Cheesus people are dumb. Thank you for making your stance on it all, I so agree with all of it.

[@mitsota101]

Fuck yeah Mr Enter, don't let Fox get away with critic censership.

[@artisticalex1206]

For me being a female and seeing all videos of men talking about how they got harrassed by a woman, Lois was being an idiot in this episode and like you said, I am surprised Lois was not shocked about what Angela did to Peter. By all these videos, I know no matter what gender you are, you could be harrassed at ANY gender. So women CAN sexually harrass a man. Also I wonder how Carrie Fisher (RIP) reacted when she had to say all of these lines. I wonder if she was disgusted or not. Anyways I am ending the comment here.

[@stefangingrich2373]

I hope to God that she felt dirty when she said these lines and if she did not well then she was not a good person.

[@NeoKratosfan2007]

This was the season that slowly made me hate lois

[@alphadragonwolfwarrior6373]

As a woman and a survivor of childhood incest (and rape), I HATE the misconception that men just "can't" get sexually harrassed or raped. Its a ridiculous and dangerous notion that should have been dismantled looooong ago. I know if I found out my partner/husband was being harrassed or he outright opened up about it to me, I'd both believe him 100% and get the person doing it to him reported IMMEDIATELY so it never happens again.

[@aidanredding8058]

Like many things on Family Guy, South Park covered this kind of thing much better. When Kyle finds out his brother Ike is having sex with his teacher, he immediately tries to stop it. When he goes to the police, they don't listen to him, so he decides to take matters into his own hands. And thankfully instead of trying to make the teacher sympathetic, they kill her. Which is you ask me, is a much better thing to do.

[@j.c.2240]

South Park did this, and the response is perfectly measured? Wow, crazy

[@bengamincopper6508]

I love how when you cut to other family guy scenes Peter will sometimes not at all change position and it just makes me realise how formulaic this show is with its animation

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

No matter how much a villain tries to redeem themselves, it doesn't make up for all the horrible things they have done. But you can at least sympathize with them. A tragic backstory makes a villain a little bit easier to feel sorry for. Complete monsters who are just evil for the hell of it have little to no sympathetic value. But villains like Darth Vador and Jason vorhees can be understood as to why they turned evil. Evidently, it's hard to forgive a villain for all that they've done, but one could at least try to understand how they got the way they are.

[@thegamingmonkey5590]

Nathan Champion unless you are vegeta

[@Adamguy2003]

The thing is, though, their attempt to make Angela sympathetic for trying to rape Peter is not only horrible in principle, but also the way they try to carry it out (AWWWW, it's ok that she tried to rape a man because she hasn't had sex in a long time!) is freaking brainless and not the sort of thing that would make any moral, rational person in real life sympathize with her at all. Would you sympathize with, for instance, a child molester who tried to use that excuse?

[@Reapermaskhybrid]

@@Adamguy2003 Hell, my version of Dexter's Lab has Mandark be given a solid reason why he turned evil besides his parents being hippies, his sister being a brat, and his school housing some real dirtbags. He's not wrong when he says human history is a huge collection of dumb luck, chance, failures, and the vicious cycle of blame and conflict will never end since no one lives long enough to see any patterns form. But of course, his way of fixing this, forcing Earth to be reforged anew and modified to suit his liking is where anyone with a functioning brain would openly disagree and defy him.

[@fsaenz0125]

The voice of Angela, who played Lelia in Star Wars movies, Carrie Fisher, had recently passed away.

[@o7_AP]

They already did this episode good, it’s called “Stewie Loves Louis”. It wasn’t the main plot plus there was no actual sexual abuse, Peters idiocy led to him believe that a prostrate exam was rape, which fits the series much better

[@DragonX64567]

The whole "If you don't want to have sex you're gay" is an actual stereotype that people still believe. In Dragon Quest 2 a woman in a back alley asks you if you want to pay her for a "puff-puff" if you turn her down she calls you gay. I'm not kidding

[@MidnightWhisper]

A lot of men have class and, I don't know, RESPECT? And some are even asexual. I know a lot of good men and, despite being female, don't like people acting so sexist about anybody. And honestly, anyone can get sexually harassed. Faithful men can get harassed, just as a woman can.

[@KyleMozza]

☣SiberianIce☣ only bodily cells are asexual

[@MidnightWhisper]

Asexual has another meaning. It's a sexuality, people who have no sexual preferences and don't want to do that.

[@JG_Wentworth]

☣SiberianIce☣ Here's a good counter argument to the "men can't be sexually harassed" argument. Can a man be harrased? Yes. Now add sex into that.

[@MidnightWhisper]

Blake Sinack Pretty much, yes.

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

why does society have such teouble understanding asexuals and virgins?

[@ladydovaky8491]

if you discover tell me

[@gabsy_ferreira]

According to society if you like sex you're a perverted pig and if you don't like sex you're a creepy Virgin only calling for attention. Thank you, world.

[@j.c.2240]

Because society hasn't come to terms with sex, sexuality, or the many things loosely tied to the subjects

[@Shadiant]

Some people seem to think that asexuality isn’t a thing.

[@TheMenaceHimself2006]

Why does society have such trouble understanding straight people who don't want relationships?

[@Barnowl65]

I always find myself insulted whenever these sort of episodes happen. You know the "men only crave sex" sort of episodes? That's my DAD you're talking about! My dad, whose hard working and loves his family and isn't even sort of a womanizer! He's super smart and knows so much, so I don't appreciate you saying that he's an absolute moron who only thinks of sex, episode! Thank you for everything you do, Mr. Enter!

[@SHDW-nf2ki]

*laughs at Enter's joke about quagmire being gay because I thought it was funny* *is then told Iam part of the problem and there fore homophobic even though Iam gay* a society that can make any joke and everyone laughs is a truly tolerant one

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

I agree.

[@loganmansiongames]

Mr. Enter is being harmless about it though.

[@ChillstoneBlakeBlast]

Mr Enter just had a sperg moment from his autism. He rarely has ethem in his newer rebies but there are signs of some of them starting. For this one specifically, He demonized those that acted like Quagmire: Being hypocrites by saying they would intersect with any women but not ugly ones.

[@loganmansiongames]

I didn't find the joke funny but I did like how Enter called Quagmire a hypocrite.

[@MidnightMuffin]

I just laughed because I have a dumb sense of humor.

[@SnesRulez]

4:17 did they actually got away with that line?

[@HardDiskDog]

"IT'S JUST SATIRE BRO"

[@isobelmiller7464]

Yeah. Clearly, Peter does NOT like it.

[@BrandonTrex]

Engrish

[@loganmansiongames]

Did they get away with that line is what you meant to say also yes yes Seth & everyone else did.

[@renamon5658]

This episode really pissed me off. As someone who was sexually harassed/ molested when i was 10 by a adult female who would pretend to be a doctor/ nurse and lure kids to the bathroom to touch them at lynn community. I did talk to a therapist 10 years latter. I am still working on my distrust and fear of Females. I hate the message of this episode

[@voiceofreason2691]

Hope you´II feeI better soon, friend💟

[@ashyslashy22]

South Park did this way way WAY better in “Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy”

[@Chikitew]

I get they want to play reverse the genders or whatever, but as someone who was actually sexually harassed at work as a minor by a man like, ten years older than her, it really does make me question how seriously they take sexual harassment. I'm not sure if my harasser was fired or if he stayed, even though there were many other younger women working the same job. I was the one who had to switch locations and not only was it embarrassing and uncomfortable to talk about, I just felt... plain dehumanized. Looking back it was scary as hell and I don't know what it would've been like if I didn't say anything. It's 100% ok to make an episode trying to portray sexual assault in a realistic way no matter who is the giver/who is the victim but it's insulting how little they seemed to care or take this seriously

[@Ferrychick1]

I swear to God, I HATE the modern Lois!

[@raptorcell6633]

I agree with Enter on this one where did the "all men want sex all the time" stereotype come from? I can name examples of men or types of men who don't, me I have a girlfriend but have self control or at least I will when that time comes, Mr Enter he is an asexual I don't need to explain and really just normal men, not all men are rapists and as a male I really wish feminists would stop be living that shit.

[@ladydovaky8491]

i 99% agree with you, except the part of feminist, since it is just a little part of them, however true feminists wants gender equality

[@raptorcell6633]

Paulo Roberto yeah shoulda said part of them, it's just that it's always those feminists we always hear about. Like I am all of gender equality hell more power to but Jesus don't call all men rapists to make women look better

[@theMoporter]

It's not just some feminist thing. The idea of men always wanting sex goes back centuries, literally centuries. It basically originated during the 1700s, where the idea of the hedonistic "libertine" arose as basically hedonistic young men who opposed social mores and...well, if the name "Marquis de Sade" means anything to you, you know where this is going. The idea of the male, especially young males, being obsessed with sex was popularised then (although the general concept of men being horny beasts dates back millennia). In a modern sense, the libidos of men being greater than that of women has been accepted since at least the 50s (where it was considered normal for men to have sex before marriage but disgusting if a women did). It's a stereotype propagated by men and women and while it's gotten a little better (specifically, it's no longer considered /as/ acceptable to let men off with sex crimes as a result of "boys will be boys") it's still a really shitty assumption.

[@UltimatePerfection]

Well I'm not asexual, far from it, but decided to have sex only when I'll want kids. Because while there are anticonception solutions, none is 100% successful and unwanted kid still can happen. I don't want to be stuck with a crying baby when I should be doing huge money.

[@paperbackwriter1111]

Raptor Cell Lol, that stereotype is actually a problem of the same gender roles feminists dislike. If female sexuality is supposed to be subdued and submissive, men's sexuality is supposed be agressive and overflowing. It's probably connected with fertility myths seen even among greek gods - wanting to bang constantly is just a sign of a true man. This is part of what is often summarized under "toxic masculinity", ergo shitty aspects of tradional masculinity, although I don't like that term, since it can be misunderstood as a condemnation of masculinity as a whole, which it isn't, lot's of traditionally masculine ideals are great. This one isn't though, since in gets absorbed into notions like the idea that all men must want sex always, which is harmful as it makes those who don't believe something's wrong with them and because it leads to sexual assault on men being shrugged off...

[@ivodijkman137]

9:00 Yes I laughed, but thats only because I find hypocrysi funny

[@bugglemagnum6213]

hypocrysi

[@ivodijkman137]

+Goyly Dan ... di... di... did I spell it wrong?

[@Pennsylvania343]

+Ivo Dijkman hypocrisy is how you spell it

[@ivodijkman137]

+pooky marie ah, switch the i and y xD

[@Nekotaku01]

RWBY!!!!!!

[@NobleAbsinthe]

You need to remember that it's common practice to make these all on a storyboard and run it by a team for several drafts.... And this was approved.

[@alphinmesa9945]

I mean it's family guy they constantly push the envelope

[@sm4shifyer677]

At this rate, Family Guy should be called Failure Guy. Get it? Because it fails so badly so much?

[@pokemonmanic3595]

Sm4shifyer Booooo

[@ctpp64]

Booooooooooo

[@SoulOfPower]

get off the stage!

[@Kai4life4]

**passes the bleach**

[@sparksninja]

Sm4shifyer heh nice job

[@purplehaze2358]

As someone that’s legitimately been forced into sex against my will, and am a male, I vociferously despise this episode with a passion.

[@missylissy200]

ANYONE can experience sexual harrasment or rape, men too. Thinking that they can't is just horrible. I'm a woman but I'm so angry at people who think guys can't go through it.

[@redjirachi1]

Right half of my brain: Why would anyone want to molest Peter? Just look at him! Left half of my brain: Why do they act like they're going to deconstruct the trope, then play it straight? Amygdala: God this episode pisses me off! Cerebellum: See, this is why I don't do any thinking

[@belleroseelizabethsmith8148]

This kinda reminds me of an early episode where Lois caught quagmire trying to peep at her in the bathroom and Peter tried to defend him for his actions

[@Vegito1089]

While I hate Family Guy since post Season 2 and this episode especially, you shouldn't get angry or even disgusted. This is what Seth wants from his viewers. He wants to piss people off so that everyone will stop watching Family Guy. He has made it very clear that he is tired of the show and it cant be cancelled because it keeps getting renewed. So falling for an obvious troll episode is letting him win. I just ignore everything Family Guy related except for some reviews. Anyway good job Mr.Enter on this episode.

[@PipeGuy64Bit]

And I thought Allen Gregory was worse for purposely being made awful all the way through.

[@prismbunny]

Yeah, Mr. Enter needs to drop this show and stop raging over a suicidal toll cartoon. There is no point in this video besides watching some guy arguing against something most people understand. Mr. Enter's Message: Not All Men We get it.

[@Vegito1089]

Fox wants it down because they are anal about copyright. I dont think Seth would give a damn if he had power over it.

[@Vegito1089]

It would be better to review early seasons that had bad episodes because back then, Seth actually liked doing it and was having a blast. Now he laughs at people who are pissed, like with them killing Brian and being semi-smug when people actually tattoo Brian as a tribute. Reviewing more recent episodes is like reviewing garbage commercials. Everyone knows its crap and we just skip the channel until our show is back on.

[@carlbloke8797]

***** he should just review a GOOD episode on early seasons

[@SigEpBlue]

Better question: how the fuck is _Family Guy_ still on the air? I mean, they're still making new episodes. WTF?

[@hulavaultboy5935]

Adored by the network. No matter what the show does it doesn't get cancelled nor is it forced to improve.

[@PatientBC]

To paraphrase Sfdebris: "How is that even possible??... How do you keeping killing a cartoon show that's already dead?!"

[@SigEpBlue]

PatientBC LoL Nice. I've got another relevant quote from SFD: "GOD this show SUCKS!" :)

[@andykishore]

The show was cancelled at one point, but it got revived.

[@jessetorres8738]

Somehow this show has been cancelled twice and revived twice. I still do watch this show, but much like The Simpsons I do wonder how it is still on the air (though The Simpsons is from being on for so long that I just want it to end on a good note while Family Guy doesn't seem to have any good notes left).

[@cookiemocher388]

The women says it's ok for her to attempt rape on her employee because she's lonely, has she never considered that maybe BEHAVIOR LIKE THAT IS THE REASON

[@turbobist2889]

One thing that makes Lois' line "A woman can't rape a man" worse is that she did rape Peter once. In one episode when Peter didn't want to have love with Lois because he is abstinent, she forced herself onto him and we see him clearly not enjoying it as he is crying and suffering from what Lois is doing to him. Lois should've known that Peter didn't like it since she clearly saw herself assaulting Peter and him sobbing.

[@WWFAttitudeEraFreak]

Spousal rape doesn’t exist

[@prime_231]

@@WWFAttitudeEraFreak So a father can rape their son?

[@moonraven6145]

sigh, Carrie Fisher even appearing in crap like this.. you will be missed.

[@loganmansiongames]

Yeah from Star Wars to this garbage show however R.I.P. Carrie.

[@loganmansiongames]

Also when Leia was forced To be Jabba's slave & wear the famous bikini outfit she killed Jabba I know it's kinda weird Exsept Peter didn't kill his boss (He should have though or at least let Her die).

[@MsAlyssaB1]

The "men always want sex and women are prudes" trope really needs to die. Everyone Loves Raymond loved it, it's actually kinda scary if you rewatch some of the episodes you'll find that there's a more than a few scenes where Debra repeatedly says no and Ray keeps asking then after 4 no's she says yes. That's crazy!

[@WWFAttitudeEraFreak]

He didn’t rape her tho.....

[@willhiggins9563]

The creepiest part was that very specific fetish scenario Angela forced Peter to go though. I know it’s supposed to be a joke. But she made Peter dress up in a tank top and daisy dukes (that has got to violent offices dress codes with it’s not harassment) and set up a roadside rest stop set because they think a man cooling his neck with a soda can is hot. Something about the effort required of that, and her reasons is just creepy.

[@jordanayala5610]

Have you never seen Cindy Crawford in that Pepsi Super Bowl commercial. it’s an obvious reference

[@willhiggins9563]

@@jordanayala5610 I actually never saw that commercial, thanks.

[@anythingisntpossible]

I feel like the writers had good intentions... They're just modern day family guy writers and can't write a layered story to save their lives.

[@theprooblem]

Family guy was never "layered", don't overestimate these guys.

[@tizianoferrigno588]

@@theprooblem Yes it was

[@Super165i]

I think that this episode is just as bad as “Screams of Silence” because there’s a lot of victim-blaming, and the reason why is because we’re expected to feel sorry for the Angela the perpetrator and not Peter the victim

[@bryanapplegate3117]

"Men can be sexually harassed." THANK YOU! This statement and media hit home for me, for many reasons...

[@erics.czernecki7333]

If I remember correctly, this was the episode that aired in place of the banned Partial Terms of Endearment. So, apparently a solemn episode about abortion is not good enough to air according to the FCC, but an episode where a male character is sexually harassed, and the harrasser weasels out of discipline by threatening to kill herself for pity is AOK. Let that fucking sink in.

[@grainneorgracequinn2888]

I hate stereotypes😰

[@Jakewake52]

stop stereotyping stereotypes

[@CheetosForBreakfast]

#NotAllStereotypes

[@grainneorgracequinn2888]

CheetosForBreakfast who here hates the fact that children still get stereotyped. Why do stereotypes exist?

[@keithrumer6274]

#yesallstereotypes

[@loganmansiongames]

Who doesn't?

[@nascarfanatic2425]

From a story perspective, I just thought of a way to fix this episode: First and foremost, take a much less complicated approach to this subject matter. Instead of trying to tackle sexual harassment, make it more of a sympathy story about Angela. About how she hasn't had a boyfriend in 10 years, and she feels lonely. Then you shorten the filler at the beginning with Peter by just having Peter get his glasses broken through a clumsy accident that Peter had. Or better yet, a fight with the Chicken. Then we come to the point where Angela notices Peter with no glasses, and she gets a crush on him. Instead of trying to openly sexually harass Peter, though, she tries to hide it and tries desperately to keep a professional relationship with Peter. Then Angela asks Peter out for dinner some night and even offers to pay. Angela comes out about having the hots for Peter, and Peter feels awkward about this. In the meeting at the Clam, Joe and Quagmire tell Peter he should just stand up for his principles, be honest with Angela about not liking her, and then go from there. It of course plays out, and then Angela gets depressed, and even tries to kill herself like in the episode. She then tells her sad story, so Peter tries to help Angela out, Quagmire agrees to be a trooper in the end and sleep with Angela, and then the two of them become a canon couple.

[@KevinKess]

That... would honestly make for a much better episode than whatever this ep thought it was trying to do.

[@truthseeker9249]

That....actually sounds pretty good.

[@RasheedaParker-qn9ec]

That sounds like a better episode than this one!!

[@nascarfanatic2425]

@@RasheedaParker-qn9ec I mean, it's no PTV, but yes, it's better than anything that would rank on a top-10 Worst Family Guy Episodes list-- including this one.

[@RasheedaParker-qn9ec]

@@nascarfanatic2425 oh

[@martyjackson4166]

As a guy who was sexually assaulted and harrassed by a woman for a year and who had a hard time getting anyone to believe me, and as someone who felt shame for the embarassment and pain she pushed upon me, this episode is incredibly insulting and shows a greater problem in society that gets very little attention

[@voiceofreason2691]

l wish u the best, my friend♥️

[@michaelgum97]

Peter: Why not? That's honestly the smartest thing he ever said, and it's something that the episode didn't seem to want to answer.

[@bromodragone8405]

"Men can be raped too" Thank you, Mr. Enter. I should know, I have been raped. Or rather sexually assaulted. Also, why Carrie Fisher, whyyyyy!?

[@bromodragone8405]

@Raptor Daptor47 precisely!

[@bromodragone8405]

@Raptor Daptor47 EXACTLY!

[@bromodragone8405]

@Raptor Daptor47 I've made a new rule: Let Morals Only Be Taught By People With Morals.

[@Tinkatube]

The only thing this episode did right was showing a textbook example of sexual harassment, and I give them positive credit for that and that alone. Everything else was a complete failure.

[@adrian_veidt]

Imagine telling that to court "Is it true you sexually assaulted the victim?!" "Yes your honor... but you see, I'm sad and lonely!"

[@AndrewsMagicandMore]

4:15 At least this is a bit more tolerable than when Lois outright laughed at Peter when he was saying things in a scared shaky tone like "I was raped" and "Dr Hartman violated me!" in an earlier episode.

[@raptordaptor476]

True

[@someguyinazoo]

What episode

[@Flippopotamus]

I can't say I'm your biggest fan (and that's not a jab at you or anything, I just don't normally go out of the way to watch your videos often) but you really hit every nail on the head here. Really. Kudos. Keep working hard on your content. :)

[@bsperoz]

This was the first episode to make me say "WHAT THE HELL??? THIS IS THE WORST FAMILY GUY EPISODE EVER!" And really actually MEAN it...

[@ethanmorel2746]

Yeah, I agree. Fuck Go Stewie Go and the episode before (Peter-Assment).

[@Purin1023]

"All the fucking time, or all of the non-fucking time" 10/10

[@turbobist2889]

Sometimes questionable I realized about this episode is how it treats abusers compared to Screams Of Silence. Both Jeff and Angela are shown to be abusive, Jeff in a violent way and Angela in a sexual way. However, the difference is that Screams Of Silence wants us to hate Jeff and even killed him off, but this episode wants us to feel bad for Angela because "she was lonely, uwu😢😢😢". Ngl, I think between Angela and Quagmire, Family Guy has an obsession with trying to make us feel bad for rapists(Which are people we should never feel worry for). If the guys who wrote Family Guy wrote Persona 5, I bet they would make Kamoshida into a "sympathetic guy who was abused and lonely" despite the rapes he's done. Or maybe they would make a Christmas episode where they make us feel bad that Griffith doesn't have anyone to celebrate christmas with.

[@WillieManga]

Both those characters make me uncomfortable, but at least in the source material they were portrayed as monsters, cause they were. But like John later said, if they did Hunchback of Notre Dame, they'd try to make us feel bad that Frollo couldn't get a date. Aaaand don't even get me started on Homelander or Megamind's Snotty Kid. I don't know how Carrie Fisher felt about her character being portrayed this way but they did her a real disservice regardless.

[@adampkalb]

13:48 LOL! XD! 😆 For an Animated Atrocities video that talks about something serious, that was a really funny way to tell us why backstories do not equal sympathy for the devil. The comparison is so absurd in a good way that I can't avoid laughing at it, yet I can still take your example of comparison seriously. March 23, 2020, 2:10am

[@nicholassims9837]

Lois " Man cant be sexual harassed by a Woman" 3 words The Kanker Sisters

[@bloodwolf2002]

Enough said

[@WillieManga]

That scene at the garage was rather uncomfortable to me. Remember how you said with One Coarse Meal how some people in reality who are tormented by a stalker do take their lives and how it was portrayed in a careless way? I think it's even worse here. Angela is trying to get herself killed in a realistic way because she was unsuccessful at being a sexual predator? Here's my take on it: There's a part in Watch Dogs 2 where someone tries to suffocate himself in the garage in the same way, and he had a sympathetic reason to try taking his own life, but I saved him cause I wanted to give him a chance to make things better. Were that person Angela, I'd be more uncertain of helping them.

[@38procentkrytyk]

There used to be CSI like show where dude got tortured and mutilated. His (female) boss reaction? Put yourself together *slap in the face*. WTF?

[@baltic1940]

I know this comment was 3 years ago but just incase anyone sees this and recognizes the show, What is the name of the show? I want to see this absolute travesty for myself.

[@maaarmalade6426]

So the gay joke WASN'T supposed to be funny? I'm gay, I've got a friggin boyfriend, and I giggled a bit.

[@williamaftondavemiller346]

You didn't understand what he was saying did you?

[@emperorgameling5064]

@@williamaftondavemiller346 The joke was funny though

[@WWFAttitudeEraFreak]

I laughed hard asf

[@WillieManga]

I did smirk a little due to the irony. Like, the episode acts like it's a problem, but Quagmire still noped out of sex? Nothing wrong with being gay, but it's funny how inconsistent the episode is.

[@snood4743]

9:07 No. Not shame on me. You took a destructive and harmful stereotype that Quagmire believed in and turned it against him. The joke was at the expense of Quagmire.

[@ShadyDoorags]

Yeah, one thing Enter constantly does is say something isn't funny or isn't a joke, and a lot of times he's wrong. Being gay isn't a joke. Being told you're gay when you don't want to be, is. It's called "teasing." We've been doing it for a long time now and not just to homosexuals. The joke stops being funny when someone is proud of what they are.

[@Fiver565]

Remember watching this episode when I was 16. I had to turn it off went up to my bedroom and wrote emo poetry for an hour...see what this does?? Produced a lot of bad poetry lol

[@scottski02]

Place your bets for when Fox files another copyright strike

[@AnguirusTCG]

2 dollars

[@Kai4life4]

Fucking. 30$. Bite me.

[@shmergulflargamish7686]

Copyright-Smite!!

[@legendofsonic3979]

Can't tell if this episode is trying to say "females can harass males" or "females can't harass males" or just "don't wear contacts"

[@mylesdouglas4520]

I've actually found out the voice of Angela, Carrie Fisher has actually passed away yesterday, RIP😞😢

[@AubreyTheKing]

Just like Spongebob, I just wish Family Guy would stop. I love both of these shows, but they're not the same anymore.

[@matthewjones6786]

Yep, my first roommate assumed I was gay because I didn't ogle the butt of every woman who passed me by. How is it that I'm vilified for being respectful? Ah, whatever. Great review as usual, Mr.Enter!

[@davidcopperfield5345]

9:10 Sure a person's sexuality isn't inherently funny, but pointing out the stupidity of the scene by the show's own logic is.

[@POIUYTREWQ62]

11:50 So more or less "fifty shades of grey"?

[@maggyfoster8699]

Diarakostima Pritty much yeah

[@kieranstark7213]

Peter-Assment and Fifty Shades of Grey do not deserve ANY praise because they both handled the topic of sexual harassment VERY poorly even though they were in different ways. But I will say how come later because I want to spoil nothing.

[@47ratsinahoodie]

@@kieranstark7213 Plus, Fifty Shades of Grey fucked up the idea that BDSM relationships can be healthy. Anastasia was essentially brainwashed through psychological tricks into wanting to be with Christian.

[@AnimatedIdiotGuide]

Another thing I realize about this episode that I don’t think I see get talked about often: Peter figuring out he’s been sexually harassed is out of character for him. Remember Peter falsely thought Dr Hartman was harassing him when he was giving him a prostate exam. It would’ve worked better here if Peter simply recognized he was being treated better by his boss whose approval he wanted and Lois was the one to point out he was being sexually harassed. Maybe instead of angela threatening with firing him she offers a promotion in exchange for sex, and then you have the scene with him and quagmire, and then quagmire bailing on sex is what snaps peter to reality? There’s a better way to handle this plot without majorly changing the story.

[@gem_b7798]

The episode where Peter gets a prostate exam at least implies that he didn't consent to the exam in the first place, and at most paints it into a situation that it wasn't. It's a real problem that people experience, especially SA survivors, so the fact that prostate exams and pap smears are mandatory is stupid, and there are plenty of alternatives that are far more effective.

[@reddragon8167]

I became a Feminist (or whatever ya'll want to call a guy who is behind your cause, I don't mind which title) specifically because of this kind of backwards thinking. I want equality between the sexes, not favoritism. Painting all women as fragile vases who must be protected by all the men is insulting to women (blanket statements are rude) and insulting to men too (because there are many men out there who could use that kind of treatment too). I've been rewiring my brain to remove the implications of the gender of someone I just met and have been evaluating them by actions, speech, and other parts of their lives than their X and Y chromosomes. I don't care what your gender is. If you want to become a professional archer, go for it. If you want to stay at home and bake cakes, can I have some? And if you have been raped, I don't care who did it to you, be they man, woman, alien, or child. All I care about is avenging my friend.

[@roberthebert2826]

Red Dragon it's called Egalitarianism (might have misspelled it) modern first world feminism is an apauling train wreck of women acting superior to men

[@pippishortstalking8349]

It's nice to see a feminist who isn't easily triggered and ironically sexist. It's sad how many of the true feminists get their voices unheard.

[@reddragon8167]

robert hebert "Modern Feminism" doesn't exist. It's like saying "Modern Christianity." There's, like, eleventy-seven different flavors of Feminism, each divided as to what the cause of the problem is, what problems are most serious, and how to respond to those problems. We're all divided under one flag, and it kinda sucks, but there is one thing we can agree on. To quote TV Tropes: "Women who seriously blame men for everything are known to academics as 'misandrists,' to readers of this wiki as Straw Feminists, and to mainstream modern feminists, if there is such a thing, as 'wrong.'" More (fun and lighthearted, if educational) reading here: tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Feminism On the list presented, I guess I'm a Liberal Feminist. My reason for joining begins and ends with assumptions about what members of both sexes "can and cannot" do on account of their gender. I don't care where it started or who started it. I want to end it. Thank you for your time.

[@reddragon8167]

***** Correct, Milo. "Triggered" is not a light term. People who suffer from actual triggers, people who suffer from PTSD and other mental illnesses, are not to be mocked, glorified, romanticized, or otherwise treated as anything other than what they are, and they are normal people who are sick and hurt and need to be treated with care and respect. I wouldn't balk at a sign outside a roller coaster advising people with injuries and pregnancies to not go on the ride. The ride could hurt them. Same with people with triggers. I'm not interested in peeling open mental scabs and tearing stitches to invite infection. Too bad the internet doesn't consider _anything_ off-limits.

[@adventuringwolf8517]

Red Dragon Triggered is a fine word to use. I wouldn't use it in front of someone with PTSD. I'd use it for an annoying sjw to mock them. I believe offensive humor is fine and you can make jokes about most thinhs. I'm not sure what would be off limits. I wouldn't tell the jokes with people whoj might get offended by them. I truly dislike limiting people's creativity and thinking because someone wants to protect someone or a group from being offended. This is the reason why people dislike stupid concepts like cultural appropriation because they limit expression.

[@flaremayor919]

It's 2:30 AM where I live. Why am I still up.

[@dylanmclaughlin3895]

540 here

[@SuperGarbageMouse]

same 2:40 here

[@1402shelly]

10:45 am here (England)

[@jaydengamerzzz]

fuck yeah England

[@godkongsnake4092]

4:30 here

[@tomboyjessie1352]

God I hate Double Standards, what are these writers thinking!?

[@williamaftondavemiller346]

They were thinking "They let's write a reverse gender sexually harassed episode, it will be hilarious, hey anyone want more meth?"

[@PopeSixtusVI]

The worst part is that Robert Mitchum pep talking to someone through a tv Sandlot Style could be an awesome set up and execution, especially if it’s to instill old school values or teach them how to face a horrifying world the way the Depression/WW2 generation had to.