Seth MacFarlane

Holy grails.

Oh, yeah, I do too.

You know, it's in working on... Just won't admit it.

And I think sometimes they will.

Working on Ted, there was a breadth of... I mean, you talk about a breadth of demographics.

Every generation was represented on that show.

And I do have to say, yes, the millennials take a lot of shit for being super sensitive about stuff.

And maybe it's true.

I don't know.

That's a generalization.

But I'll say...

It's interesting, the Gen Z people on our show were very much in line comedically with the Gen Xers.

There was a lot of willingness to kind of laugh about stuff that they wouldn't necessarily laugh about in reality.

They could separate comedy from actuality, which is, that's a big part of it.

You can joke about things that would horrify you in real life.

This is not some, like, representative slice of... I guess, but they have friends and they're people their age who they talk to and...

feel the same way according to them.

I don't know.

I think they get a bad rap, and I think it's not necessary.

Yeah, there's a willingness.