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November 17, 2008

The Family Guy Spoofs The Grape-Stomping Lady

I'm one of those people who doesn't like The Family Guy, and I remain firmly in that camp (though I have plenty of Family Guy-liking friends), but last night it seems they did this (no doubt completely not-plot-related) parody of one of the internet's greatest fail videos -- the grape stomping lady, and the awesomeness of the grape-stomping lady's unusual place in history makes this worth watching:

Not as good as Tina Fey's much more subtle grape stomping lady impression on 30 Rock, but it'll do. (If you've somehow missed the grape-stomping lady in the past four years, here's her claim to fame. She was fine.)

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Nope, sorry. Comedy FAIL.

Posted by: y at 11/17/08 3:26 PM | Reply
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It's a carbon copy of the original. Not funny at all. Family Guy = Internet Movie from Seltzer and Freidberg

Posted by: Beefy at 11/17/08 3:33 PM | Reply
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I'm gonna go ahead and agree with the first two comments. I can't wait for Seltzer and Freidberg's FAMILY GUY MOVIE. It'll be some crazy meta shit.

Posted by: lub dub da profile link at 11/17/08 3:55 PM | Reply
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Didn't Scarlett Johansson do an impression of the grape lady at one point in time? I want to say on SNL...

Posted by: Jenn profile link at 11/17/08 5:18 PM | Reply
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So topical! Like when they made fun of Jackass a couple of weeks ago and I thought it must have been a rerun. I was wrong.

Posted by: disaster at 11/17/08 5:31 PM | Reply
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