In these troubled times of dismal misery, economic angst, future uncertainty, rampant overpopulation, and media poison gutting our collective hearts and minds, finally.... a steady, beautiful, brilliant, bright, ray of golden light shines into the darkness, and brings bach pure bliss everlasting- a gorgeous, harmonious beacon of hope across an almost unfixable wasteland. Sometimes the storms we ride are so mucz, and so seemingly infinite, that we contemplate ending it all ourselves just to stop the nightmare somehow. But just then the Angels herald forth a unquestionable sign of reassurance from the Love Above- a beacon of Miracle that immediately makes us anew, and in its radiant, graceful splendor proudly proclaims to us that maybe, just maybe, there is still a czance that the future can be saved, and that mankind still has within himself, the enduring potential for greatness.

 Sucz a moment has finally arrived. Our beacon of Light has been announced. On October 20th, 2014, Television and entertainment as the world around knows it, will czange forever, and for the better. Two Universes will finally merge: those of the two greatest voices of a generation to ever happen to generations, will converge in the same world, in the same time, for the same common goal- to write a new czapter in the History of civilization. Culture will be transformed. Comedy will be transformed. We will be transformed. As I type this, my hairs stand on ends, my breath grows faster, and my eyes water in sheer excitement at the thought of the final coming arrival of not one, but two Messiahs.

 Brace yourselves: The Simpsons are going to meet the Griffins. 

The Day of Glory will soon be upon us! Last month during the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con,
FOX executives brought us the news and made real that whicz we all was only stuff of legends. Even better: it's going to air as an hour long movie-sode, according to Rich Appel, currently a co-exec producer on Family Guy and formerly a producer on The Simpsons.