The Christmas card from "The We're Opens"

This show has a grand originality to it that just goes AND makes you not forget how many wAYS funny can be . . . different, certian old fashion humor can be brand new with this show ... each episode to me is great and hits funny bones that have not been thought of in awhile. Ithanuverimuchhh.

As time went on for Seth McFarlane and his animated comedies it was very clear to me two years ago that his style of comedic presentation was, to me, becoming stale - more pointedly: forced. Younger audiences can still easily enjoy his line up of jokes as they roll along (ex. cutting to scenes of Peter's silly, imagined jokes/stories, cutting to dark-humored flashbacks for familiar characters, and so on), but there's no enjoyment in it after noticing the flimsy development of its characters (not to mention the show's cheeky offensiveness). SDSU's comedic mechanisms are as fresh as Arrested Development's and this time the writer's have re focused their magnifying glass from wealthy family members caught up in a serious lawsuit to public school teachers trying to improve their situation. What do both have in common? The principal resource available is their cunning! And in SDSU, with each teacher seeking to fulfill different objectives simultaneously, the show wows me with the carnival of chaos which ensues. FANTASTIC!

This one was actaully laced with a good deal of satire as well. One of the best episodes so far, though I can see why they originally had pulled this one for content. This would not have been appropriate for 7:00 Sunday. Parents would have been really upset about the show telling there children what website to go to in order to learn how to make a meth lab, even if that website was an official Florida Government website that describes it...Super funny to include that information.. the the information on how to make a meth lab.. but that the law enforcement agency things it's a good idea to disseminate the information on how to make a meth lab.. so that people will be able to spot it. This is exactly the type of real-world ridiculousness that cartoon comedies have sought to highlight and parody, and they did it Perfect.
Side not: If you haven't heard, "Comedy Central" is currently in talks to buy 'sit down shut up' from FOX. Weather or not this means more new episodes is uncertain. But it looks like (if the deal goes through) the show will at least continue airing re-runs on comedy central. That is good news because they probably will find a better (more appreciative and open-minded) audience on Comedy Central than on some network station. Who knows... but it looks like the show is still clinging to life!!!!!