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Co-created by Bill Burr and Michael Price, F Is for Family has been gracing our screens since it debuted in 2015 and the animated series has been a fan-favourite ever since, earning a 93% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
In November 2021, the much-loved series returned for its long-awaited fifth season as it continues the story of Frank Murphy and his dysfunctional family.
But for fans who have binged their way through all the new episodes, many have been left asking if F Is for Family will be returning to Netflix for season 6.
F Is for Family to Netflix returned for season 5 as a Thanksgiving treat on November 25th, 2021.
With eight new episodes, rather than 10, the new instalment continues on from last season’s cliffhanger which saw Frank Murphy’s father pass away unexpectedly.
In season 5, Frank continues on his wayward path towards joining his father with more misguided antics, culminating in a spectacular Christmas Eve show that might just get Frank to see the error of his ways.
No, F Is for Family will not be heading back to Netflix for season 6.
That’s because the show is coming to an end after season 5 as Frank Murphy’s journey comes full circle.
In October 2020, when Netflix renewed F Is for Family for its fifth season, the streaming service announced that it would also be the final instalment.
No specific reason was given at the time for the show being brought to an end, but the final episode of season 5 ties Frank’s journey together in such a fashion that a sixth season arguably isn’t necessary, although we wouldn’t complain if there were more episodes to come.
At the time of its renewal, F Is for Family co-creator and star, Bill Burr, was quoted by Variety , saying: “Thank you to all the fans that watched this show.
“Thanks to Vince Vaughn, Peter Billingsley Victoria Vaughn, Ted Sarandos and all the INCREDIBLE writers, performers, animators, editors and musicians that made this show happen.
“Special thanks to the Captain of the Ship: The great Mike Price! I love all you guys!”
It’s safe to say that F Is for Family fans have grown attached to the show since it arrived and may are sad to see it end, while others appreciate the fact it got to conclude on its own terms.
One fan on Twitter said: “F is for family is ending after 5 seasons what a run! Solid show from Netflix. 6 years flew!”
While another added: “there’s barely a few good adult animation shows on netflix…so im devastated that f is forfamily is ending 😩
This fan commented: “Very sad F is for Family is ending. Hope this final season sticks the landing”
And finally, this fan who has seen the ending wrote: “I loved the ending to “F is for Family”. Why? Because it ended. The ending was exactly where the series was heading. There was no plot twist or pretentious message. It just ended.”
The fifth and final season of F is for Family is available to stream now on Netflix .
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It’s beyond disturbing to watch a depiction of an extremely young child excitedly moaning and masturbating to his favorite cartoon (complete with disgusting sound effects), as well as a pre-pubescent boy getting an erection in a swimming pool as he stares at his equally young love interest who later tells him to, “suck my tongue.”
F is for Family is created by Michael Price ( The Simpsons ) and comedian Bill Burr and is produced by actors Vince Vaughn and Peter Billingsley (Ralphie in A Christmas Story ). Based on the life of Burr, who voices main character Frank Murphy, the show is set around the Murphy family in the '70s and pokes fun at some of the less wonderful traits of the decade, such as family dysfunction and fighting, fathers verbally abusing their children for sport, sexism, racism, drugs, alcohol and rampant swearing.
The worst comes in episode six, “Punch Drunk,” as Anthony Bonfiglio (Al Ducharme), who appears to be no older than the age of 5, starts gleefully masturbating while his older brother Phillip and Maureen Murphy (both voiced by Debi Derryberry) discuss their favorite television game show for kids, Hobo Jojo’s Cartoon Roundhouse.
Anthony moans the names of the only children to ever win on the show, “Wayne and Wanda,” over and over while lying on the floor with his hands down his pants, pleasuring himself as gross sound effects can be heard, and he continues chanting their names as he humps the television stand while the show plays.
(Warning: The following content is extremely disturbing and graphic in nature. While we don’t condone this scene being shown on Netflix, we feel it important to share it here to show exactly how vile these scenes are and why it’s imperative they be called out.)
Child masturbation appears to be another favorite joke of the show, as Frank's oldest son Kevin (Justin Long) is seen with a tub of butter and tissues on his bed (below) and has been caught in the act by his brother Bill before.
Bridget usually seems innocent with her Catholic school uniform, braces, and lisp. But she is a foul-mouthed child who hates her father, which was apparent as she defied him when he ordered her to leave the pool before the “stinger” incident. When she refuses to listen, her father yells across the pool, “Well then, fuck your mother. And fuck you, too.” When the crowd gasps in shock, he tells them, “It’s alright, everyone. She’s my daughter.” We also learn in episode nine, “Frank the Father,” that Mr. Fitzsimmons told Bridget he doesn’t want her “spreading (her) thighs ‘til (she’s) at least old enough to wait tables.”
When Bill finds himself aroused by Bridget toweling off in her bathing suit, a storm quickly approaches, and everyone exits the pool. But as Bill looks down at his “stinger,” he realizes he can’t leave the pool because everyone will see his erection. A large-breasted, female lifeguard bends over to try to help him, but he refuses, saying she’s “making it worse” as her breasts loom large in his face.
Eventually, rescue workers must pry Bill out of the pool, but as they pull him up out of the water, his swimming shorts fall off in front of everyone, leading kids to tease him for his “fucking stinger” and “front tail.”
Later, during the Murphy family’s summer vacation in episode seven, Bill is broken-hearted over a fight with Bridget (the two ended up dating after the “stinger” incident because Bridget was impressed that Bill was such a “badass.”) As he wanders off to a lake, he enters a rowboat and sees a message written in graffiti that reads, “ When you’re punched in the gut, get off your butt, and bust your nut, in another slut. ” (see image) Great advice for a preteen child, F is for Family writers! #eyeroll
Of course, we still were treated to the show's typical anti-Christian bigotry as well. While many of the characters on the show are Catholic and attend “Our Lady of Perpetual Suffering” Church, none of them act like true believers, especially when it comes to praying as we see in episode seven, “Morning Prayers,” as Frank curses at God, complains about the Bible's "bullshit stories," and saying of the Eucharist, “No offense, but Your Son, He tastes like shit!”
Frank's method of prayer seems to have been passed down to his son Bill, who, in episode ten, "Bill Murphy's Night Off," prayed, "Mr. Christ, God? Uh, it’s been awhile. My name is Bill Murphy. I was an altar boy last Christmas Eve. My friend who beats me up tried to steal chalices from the church vault, but I hit him with a Crucifix. Thanks for dying on a wooden Cross and not something soft like a cloud ."
In episode five, “Battle of the Sexes,” Frank’s neighbors Chet (Vince Vaughn) and Vic (Sam Rockwell) discuss how great flying is, as Chet tells Vic, “Oh, you’ll see when you’re up there in the sky, Vic. You’ll feel like you can reach up and tickle God’s balls .” Vic replies, “ Oh, man, I hope He returns the favor. I’ll bet He’s got long fingers .”
In episode 7, "Summer Vacation," the priest is hit on by Ginny Throater (Mo Collins), whose husband came out as gay last season and left her. The priest gently turns her away, but when she leaves he mumbles, "Not even with the devil's own dick."
But, as cringe-worthy as the anti-Christian garbage is, it pales in comparison to the sexually explicit depictions of children.
According to Wikipedia’s section, “ Child Pornography Laws in the United States ,” the PROTECT Act of 2003, signed into law by President George W. Bush, criminalizes material that has "a visual depiction of any kind, including a drawing, cartoon, sculpture or painting" that "depicts a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct and is obscene" or "depicts an image that is, or appears to be, of a minor engaging in ... sexual intercourse ... and lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value." In one court case against a man convicted for downloading sexually explicit animated photos of minors, the court ruled that “it is not a required element of any offense under this section that the minor depicted actually exists [sic]."
Arrests and convictions have been made over animated child pornography and law enforcement agencies have even gone so far as to utilize animated child porn to catch sexual predators , which obviously means that sexually explicit scenes featuring children in F is for Family could provide fodder for such predators.
We get that childish, immature, and juvenile comedians such as Burr love to push the limits on being offensive. And yes, this is supposed to be an absurd cartoon geared toward adults. But there are lines that should never be crossed, even when it’s “just a cartoon.” To dismiss disturbingly graphic scenes sexualizing children simply because they’re animated is dangerous. Especially when such scenes, animated or not, could provide fodder for demented pedophiles, and could even entice them to act out their depraved lust on a real child. That’s not something that we can turn a blind eye to.
How such disgusting depravity ever got approved, even for anything-goes Netflix, is beyond me, but the sexualization of children appears to be becoming a disturbing trend for the streaming service , to the point that at least one blogger has put out a call to boycott Netflix in protest .
In another equally disturbing cartoon on Netflix, Big Mouth, there’s a joke in the show’s trailer that “Netflix insisted on” including disturbing and “fucked up” sexually explicit scenes featuring children. But according to the same cartoon, Netflix apparently is hoping that viewers will simply wink at and ignore such smut, as this dialogue from the show reveals :
The Hormone Monster says, “Maybe one day you’ll look back on this time fondly. And perhaps even make something beautiful out of it.” Andrew replies, “What? Like a show about a bunch of kids masturbating?” Nick chimes in , “Isn’t that basically just like child pornography?” The Monster responds, “ Holy shit. I hope not. I mean, maybe if it’s animated, we can get away with it.” Then he turns to the camera and says, “Right?”
WRONG. If we want to protect our children from child predators, we start here, protesting this slippery slope to normalizing pedophilia. We need to let Netflix and the creators of such smut know that they can’t “get away with” it. Ever.
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