Poll Comp: "Don't make me choose!" or "No contest"

[MoeFOH]

Simple comp: Two questions (sometimes about cigars but mostly not). 

First question will ask you for your choice between two things. 

Second will be to ask you if that was a "don't make me choose!" or "No contest" question for you. 

Vote in the poll, discuss below if you wish . 

All participants go into the random draw for a 5-pack of MOFOH Robusto Trinity . 

(drawn Tuesday mornings AEST)

[Chibearsv]

Tough choice here. Simpsons wins by a nose. But I’d take South Park over both. 

[Ford2112]

Simpsons. The original. Remember watching it on the Tracy Ullman show. 

[Boxer31]

No contest - not a fan of either one.  Maybe early South Park. 

[riderpride]

I went Family Guy, but it was tough. The original Simpsons with the late Phil Hartman and when Conan was writing were gold, but it got stale quickly after that.  

I think I stuck with Family Guy for longer, I think.

Tough call.

Cheers!

[BigGuns]

Stewie is the tiebreaker here (from what I can recall!). South Park in a landslide, as mentioned, but I suppose that is probably why it wasn’t in this poll…

[zacca]

Tough call. Haven’t seen either in a long long time but both had their moments. Edge goes to The Simpsons for being first and for the softball episode. 

[Capn_Jackson]

Simpsons, pre-2000’s. However, King of the Hill is one of the best shows ever, blows both of these outta the water for me. I’ve watched the entire run several times.

[Lucas Buck]

Family Guy no contest. Huge fan. Simpsons never did it for me. 

[Goldeneye]

Simpson for me, never really got into Family Guy. The baseball episode was so good. 

[JohnS]

The Simpsons. During the 90s it was an essential part of the 'zeitgeist' of those times.

[Çnote]

37 minutes ago, JohnS said:

The Simpsons. During the 90s it was an essential part of the 'zeitgeist' of those times.

Bart vs Australia 🇦🇺 

[Li Bai]

The Simpsons, no contest. Too many iconic stuff about that show in the 90's to list them all👍

[westg]

The Simpson's. I do love SouthPark as well.  

[loose_axle]

Enjoyed 90s Simpsons and early Family Guy so bit of a quandary but Simpsons was the original. Like everyone is saying I'd have picked South Park over both... 

[Ruggerpgh99]

Can it be neither? I have watched plenty of both, but there are many better animated shows. South Park, Futurama, Rick and Morty, Disenchantment, among many others. Sure these were the first two big ones, but many did it much better after.  

[Fuzz AI]

Tough choice. Went with Family Guy. After Simpsons went digital, writing kind of fell off. Have hardly seen anything of the Simpsons after the movie.

[gormag38]

Man this was a tough call for me. 90s and early 2000s it was Simpsons by a landslide. It really was a part of the social consciousness back then. Then the writing fell off/it stopped capturing my attention, or I grew up. 🤷‍♂️ 

Family Guy was at the start of the meme/short clip culture I feel like and was raunchy at a time when not a lot of other shows were doing it. The new episodes aren't nearly as funny/good but I'll still turn them on to fall asleep to. Therefore I voted Family Guy

[KCCubano]

13 hours ago, Chibearsv said:

Tough choice here. Simpsons wins by a nose. But I’d take South Park over both. 

I agree. I was living near Fairplay when South Park came out in 1997

[CaptainQuintero]

Pre season 10 Simpsons was brilliant, always on the nose and hilarious. After that it fell off like nothing I've ever seen. Just tired and unfunny.

  I know most of the original writers had left by then, and I read that they were replaced with writers who were fans of the show instead of fans of life experience, and that hits pretty true.

 Never liked Family Guy, probably actively dislike it. Which is bizarre because I love American Dad!

[NYGuido]

Never liked the Simpsons. South Park is better than either, though I am getting sick of their current "all politics all the time" programming model.