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  Family Guy was good for a bit. Then the whole cutting to a random scene to make the joke became very tiresome and seemed to lack writing skills. But then, they made American Dad and I think that is pretty good so it must just be a thing they went for. 
  I think the fact I was 15 when it first came out went in its favour. Shock factor over substance.
context: I never felt the humor to be the show's main draw, I kind of just like the characters, their interactions, and the backdrop of things. The show is just kind of enjoyable for being zany adventures of small yet weird and loving family. 
  As far the humor does go for me,  there are clearly moments where the show is trying to be funny, but the humor isn't hit my side laughing funny it's more like this, but unironically. It's the kind of humor I just appreciate, even if it doesn't make me  laugh. >
  
  Even when it doesn’t make me laugh, it always makes me smile. >
  
  Exactly, if I had to say what it's comparable to, it's like Dad humor (which makes sense since the show is centered around a father and his business).
  Even when the joke doesn't land in a way to make you laugh, you still appreciate the effort and sort of harmless fun of it. >
  
  The one thing I like about Bob's is how great the family is.
  Compared to Family Guy, Simpsons or South Park where siblings and parents are usually fighting (often physically), Bob's burgers has a family that is often on the same side on issues.
  I think the humor of Bob is subtle, and not so slap stick and memey as well. >
  
  very much this. Bob’s Burgers all the way over Family Guy. 
  Bob’s doesn’t lean on pedophilia and domestic abuse as “humour” it’s just a wholesome family show. It’s whacky and silly, doesn’t mean it has to be funny.