'Family Guy' creator and Microsoft team up for Win 7 promotion

Posted at 5:09pm on Thu 15 October 2009
rbevanx Posts: 2,797	0 0 'Family Guy' creator and Microsoft team up for Win 7 promotion Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video It's beer o'clock, and I'm buying. Blue Skies Travel For all your holiday needs. Report Reply

Posted at 10:36pm on Thu 15 October 2009
Ghost_Dog Posts: 1,050	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post I also love Family Guy, but this is selling out. Disappointing. Report Reply

Posted at 12:02am on Fri 16 October 2009
Bloodstorm Posts: 2,969	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post Family Guy has been selling out for awhile now. Also, this means Windows 7 will fail. TDVGUILD.ORG See you in Icecrown Citadel. Report Reply

Posted at 6:25am on Fri 16 October 2009
Mr_Ninjutsu Posts: 3,284	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post that was the worst promotion ever. Made it seem as if win 7 could just handle twittering and recording lol PS3 Trophies Report Reply

Posted at 2:56pm on Fri 16 October 2009
rbevanx Posts: 2,797	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post I still love Family Guy tbh, not as good as the early days but not as sour as The Simpsons. They did something for Burger King on youtube as well. It's beer o'clock, and I'm buying. Blue Skies Travel For all your holiday needs. Report Reply

Posted at 2:59pm on Fri 16 October 2009
El-Dev Posts: 1,654	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post Seth McFarlane is super rich he has no need to do this. Poor form Seth, you whore. Report Reply

Posted at 10:06am on Sat 7 November 2009
tashie55 Posts: 125	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post i love family guy its the best, its always on the tv so you can get to see them all at some point. stewie is the best lol Report Reply

Posted at 5:54pm on Sat 7 November 2009
VideoGameMan636 Posts: 472	1 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post .....I hate Family Guy now, it used to be great, now it's just stupid. Seth McFarLane is such a sellout. Makes me sick. VideoGamer.com's Number 1 post whore. "I spent most of my money on women and drugs. The rest I wasted."- George Carlin Report Reply

Posted at 4:18am on Sun 8 November 2009
tashie55 Posts: 125	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post aw how can u say a thing like that. boo hoo. Report Reply

Posted at 5:51am on Sun 8 November 2009
VideoGameMan636 Posts: 472	0 0 In response to Topic Sorry but I love Family Guy Microsoft is teaming up with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane on a new Windows 7 cross-promotion. The software giant says the promotion was inspired by Milton Berle's variety show Texaco Star Theater and will be a full 30-minute show that will air on Fox November 6th. The show is commercial-less (all ad time paid by Microsoft) and will "feature unique Windows 7-branded programming that blends seamlessly with show content." Neither McFarlane or Microsoft would give away any of the skits, but sight gags are expected. The show is called "Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show," and will air at 8:30 PM on November 6th. The promotion is expected to cost Microsoft over $3 million USD. An example of recent Microsoft/Family Guy promos: YouTube Video » Go to rbevanx's original post Please don't thumbs down because of my opinion. kthxbai. Because I don't like it? And the second one is completely true. VideoGamer.com's Number 1 post whore. "I spent most of my money on women and drugs. The rest I wasted."- George Carlin Report Reply

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