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Family Guy always pushes the envelope when it comes to humor. But Fox draws the line at the topic of abortion. Producers of Family Guy created an episode called Partial Terms of Endearment, which was to be about the controversial topic. But Fox has decided not to air it.

They released a statement saying, "Fox will not air the Partial Terms of Endearment episode of Family Guy, but we fully support the producers' right to make the episode and distribute it in whatever way they want."

Series creator Seth MacFarlane doesn’t have a problem with Fox’s decision not to air the episode. But he had to give the network a hard tim, saying at Comic-Con over the weekend, "20th Century Fox, as always, allowed us to produce the episode and then said, 'You know what? We're scared to f--king death of this.’”

But Seth afterwards made anther statement to the Hollywood Reporter, saying, "We were allowed to take a crack at this controversial story and that's enough for me.”

He also indicated that Partial Terms would likely be included on the season's DVD. Hey, if Fox decided it was too controversial, it probably was! If you’re dying to see it, you can always rent the DVD!
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Earth day only happens once a year, but celebrities are reminding us that we should work every day to create a greener, cleaner planet!

To raise awareness for Earth Day, stars like Seth MacFarlane, Omar Epps, and Jane Lynch have teamed up with Fox’s Green It. Mean It. to celebrate Earth Day, and are giving us tips on how they maintain a green lifestyle.

The initiative is part of Fox’s ongoing efforts to reduce the network’s impact on the world’s climate and become carbon neutral by 2010.

Here are some examples from the stars: Emily Deschanel of Bones says to pay bills electronically, John Noble of Fringe says to bike or walk to work to reduce emissions, and Omar Epps of House recycles his grocery bags.

Click here to learn about the different ways you can make a difference and be more environmentally friendly!
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Is Seth McFarlane crazy? He doesn’t want Britney Spears to do a cameo on his show?? Doesn’t he know that Britney=numbers? Well, he does seem to be doing just fine these days, so maybe there’s a method to his madness.

Seth MacFarlane has announced that he’s decided against having a cameo by Britney for Family Guy, because he thinks he won’t hear the end of it from rival show South Park. Brit was made cartoon in an episode of South Park last year, and was mocked for all of her personal problems. Seth had anticipated having Brit be on his show, but decided to scrap the plans. Britney even offered to lend her voice to Family Guy, but Seth didn’t want to start a fued with Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

He says, "That would do more harm than good. It would take too much work."

Plus, it’s not like it’s the greatest timing. Last year when South Park featured her, it was at Britney’s darkest time, when she had all of those problems. Now she seems to have cleaned up her act, and that’s not exactly the best material for a comedy.
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The hilarious Seth MacFarlane has topped a new showbiz list, being named the smartest man on television. Entertainment Weekly put the funny man on the top, beating out Tina Fey and Simon Cowell for the top honors.

He’s definitely used his sense of humor to get ahead, as he just signed a $100 million deal with Fox to keep his shows on the air til 2012. If you’re unfamiliar with Seth, he’s best known as the creator and executive producer of Family Guy. And the voice of Stewie!

EW says Family Guy DVDs and merchandise have earned a reported $1 billion. MacFarlane is the highest-paid writer on TV, with a Family Guy spinoff called The Cleveland Show in the works.

Jimmy Kimmel, Gossip Girl creator Josh Schwartz, music mogul Simon Cowell, writer/director J.J. Abrams, Tyra Banks and Salma Hayek, who produces and guests in TV hit Ugly Betty, also make the top 25 list.

For the full list of the top 25, pick up the next issue of Entertainment Weekly.

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