WoodRocket Unveils 'Simpsons,' 'Family Guy' Crossover

LAS VEGAS — In honor of this week's television event in which "The Simpsons" and "Family Guy" characters appear together in an anticipated crossover episode, WoodRocket.com has announced that it has obtained the rights to both "The Simpsons" and "Family Guy" live-action parodies and will offer them in high definition, for free, at the same time, beginning today on WoodRocket.com.
 
Billed as "The Simpsons/Family Guy Genital Crossover," beginning with "Simpsons XXX Parody: Part 1" & "Family Guy XXX Parody: Part 1," the remaining parts of each series will continue to be posted weekly on WoodRocket.com.
 
“I love both 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy,'" said director Lee Roy Myers. "I made parodies of both of these shows, and I wanted to pay homage, or in this case, Homer-age, to this momentous animated occasion by offering free glimpses at yellow penises and cutaway vagina gags on WoodRocket.com.”

"Simpsons – The XXX Parody" features spoofs of Homer, Marge, Moe, Flanders, Rainier Wolfcastle, and Cookie Kwan, while "Family Guy – The XXX Parody" creates nymphomaniac versions of Peter, Lois, Quagmire, Meg, Joe, Bonnie, Cleveland, and even the man-sized chicken.
 
The full "Family Guy – The XXX Parody" and "Simpsons -The XXX Parody" director's cut versions DVDs are now on sale at most adult retailers.
 

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