Found: original 'Family Guy' (lost pilot)

Lucky Family Guy (early Seth MacFarlane)

Family Guy lost pilot (full 1998) FOUND

(Goobie) March 20, 2025: Uploaded to Robert Paulson's website Found by GhostTheDeadGirl of the Lost Media Wiki's Discord. Thank you to my goat blameitonjorge for posting it.

Family Guy's LOST PILOT was FOUND

What happened to EVERY lost Family Guy character?

After 30 years of being missing, Family Guy's LOST pilot has finally been found! Today let's talk about the major differences between the pilot and what eventually became Season 1, Episode 1 of the series Fox TV ordered from creator and animator Seth MacFarlane.

Can anyone list the funniest moments of all time?

History of the show

Creator Seth MacFarlane

In the beginning, MacFarlane pitched a 16-minute pilot to Fox in May 1998, and the show was greenlit and began production. Then came the Family Guy controversies. By 2002, Family Guy's cancellation was announced shortly after the third season had aired, with one unaired episode eventually premiering on Adult Swim in 2003, finishing the series' original run. Favorable DVD sales and high ratings from syndicated reruns since then convinced Fox to revive the show in 2004; the fourth season began airing the following year, on May 1, 2005. The end.

• First episode: "Death Has a Shadow"

Hermetic SECRETS to raise our vibration

daily MOTIVATION, May 2, 2023; Pat Macpherson, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

(daily MOTIVATION) Second birth? Rebirth? What are the esoteric (hidden) teachings? Special thanks to Aubrey Marcus (@aubreymarcuspod) for providing this valuable content.

Real Magic (Dr. Dean Radin)

►FULL EPISODE: Decoding the Principle...

Special thanks to Robert Edward Grant (@robert_edward_grant) for sharing this valuable information.

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Was Europe's 1st advanced civilization faked?

Was Europe's first advanced civilization faked? | The Secret of the Phaistos Code

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Beyonce and Jay-Z sing in the Lourve (video)

Queen B, JZ; Washington Post; TBS; Bela, Crystal Quintero, S.Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

(Washington Post, June 18, 2018) What is the meaning behind five pieces of art seen in the new Beyoncé and Jay-Z video dropped while they, The Carters, are on tour? Their joint video, “Apeshit,” was shot in the Louvre [loov] Museum in Paris. From the Mona Lisa to an Egyptian Sphinx, here is the meaning behind five of the art pieces seen in the video. More
 

Save the NEA! (Nat'l Endowment for the Arts)

Narric Rome (americansforthearts.org); CC Liu, Seth Auberon, Wisdom Quarterly

Consume music, movies, TV, book, poems? Protect our artists! (americansforthearts.org)

To hell with art. Next. Next question!

Today, over 700 dedicated arts supporters from across the United States have come together in Washington, DC for the 30th annual Arts Advocacy Day: The National Arts Action Summit — the only national event that brings together a broad cross section of America's cultural and civic organizations.

These arts advocates represent a united effort to tell Capitol Hill how important the arts are to our communities, how much arts education means to our children, and how the arts improve our daily lives. Over 88 national cosponsoring organizations have helped us shape this united arts message to Congress.

This Arts Advocacy Day is particularly important with recent news that the Trump Administration’s proposed FY2018 budget shows eliminating funding for the National Endowment for the Arts and other federal cultural agencies. But, you don't need to be in DC to take action! More

• Send a message to your Congressional delegation in support of the continued funding of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), and the Corporation for National and Community Services (Americorps), among other federal agencies.
• Tell your local news that you support the arts with a customizable "Letter to the Editor."
• Take part in our social media campaign, #ArtsAdvocacy, and share #SAVEtheNEA graphics through your social network channels.
• Tune in to the Arts Advocacy Day 2017 event on Facebook for updates.
• Visit the Arts Mobilization Center at any time for all the latest resources and responses.
• Join the Arts Action Fund to take political action.

Treasure: "oldest" Iron Age gold work in Britain!

BBC.com News; Pat Macpherson, CC Liu (eds.) Wisdom Quarterly

Iron Age gold jewelry has been discovered by treasure hunters (Leekfrith torcs).

"Oldest" Iron Age gold work in Britain found in Staffordshire

Two friends have unearthed jewellery which could be the oldest Iron Age gold discovered in Britain.

Mark Hambleton, who went back to metal detecting after advice from his late father, made the find with Joe Kania, on Staffordshire Moorlands farmland.

 

The three necklaces and bracelet are believed to be about 2,500 years old [from around the time of the Buddha teaching in India and Central Asia].

 

Their find was declared treasure at an inquest led by coroner Ian Smith, who joked it was likely to be "worth a bob or two."

 

Julia Farley, of the British Museum, described the discovery, called the Leekfrith Iron Age Torcs, as a "unique find of international importance."

• For more on this and other Stoke and Staffordshire news
• WIKI: The torcs were made on the European continent, somewhere in the area of modern Germany or France, in the fourth or third century BC (400-250 BC). They are some of the oldest examples of Iron Age gold, and of Celtic ornament, ever found in Britain. They have been accredited by Julia Farley, Curator of European Iron Age Collections, Prehistory and Europe at the British Museum, who called them a "unique find of international importance."

"Invaluable insight"

Dr Farley, the museum's curator of British and European Iron Age collections, said: "It dates to around 400-250 BC and is probably the earliest Iron Age gold work ever discovered in Britain.

"The torcs were probably worn by wealthy and powerful women, perhaps people from the Continent who had married into the local community...." More

• These metal detectors struck it rich, but did they find Viking metal, a style of heavy metal music characterized by a lyrical and thematic focus on Norse mythology, Norse paganism, and the Viking Age?
  

VAGINA

Ashley Wells, Dhr. Seven, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly; Eve Ensler, Krista Tippett (onbeing.org)

These new uniforms breathe much better than the old ones for better cycling (Telegraph).

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What the?!

One day the neuroscientists asked the Tibetan Buddhist monks to come into the lab to meditate. The monks only having a vague idea of what the scientists were after agreed and came in.

What's this supposed to measure? (RF)

But as they were about to be fitted with helmet like neural sensors to "scientifically" observe consciousness or the analogues of awareness, they all laughed and asked, What are you doing?

The scientists dutifully explained that the flexible helmets were built with an array of metal sensors that would touch their scalps and pick up minute electrical fluctuations in wave-like patterns... No, we know all that! the monks exclaimed. But why aren't you putting the sensors over our hearts?!

Tibetan monks in meditation (Laura Murphy)

Dumb scientists, dumb Americans, dumb the whole Western world -- don't you know the seat of consciousness is experientially at the heart? YOU can test that. Sit in meditation and locate the "mind door." It's greenish and reflects conscious experience just around the heart, not that goo-crammed cranium. When will popular-science catch up? We know that secret (black budget)-science already knows.

Hey, guys, you can't say [CENSORED]!

New science: The experiment that "proves" the brain is the source of consciousness is applying mild electrical stimulation to the exposed brain. When this area is touched, one relives a memory. Did you know there are more neurons all along the lining of the gut and others in the heart. Why not apply mild electrical stimulation there? Know what will happen? Same thing as the brain!

The body is holistic, consciousness holographic; every cell knows, and every cells contains the same instructions. Knowing is not limited to the body or any seat of awareness: the sensitive tissue in the eye, ear, nose, tongue, skin, or heart. Want to suffer from severe depression? Let doctors remove a portion of your colon, where most of the serotonin and other neurotransmitters are. Want to knock someone out? Punch him/her in the heart or head. But be careful as it could kill the person, who is likely to go unconscious and into shock or arrythmia. Science is not very scientific, never living up to its own ideals. It's almost as bad as religion in this regard.

What is consciousness?

But isn't it interesting that we all believe what we are told by science? "Consciousness"  (vinanna, manas, cittas, mano, a PROCESS defined in exacting detail by the Enlightened One in terms of five phenomenal groupings and particles and mind-moments) is in the head, between the ears, behind the eyes? Poppycock! The ancients had it right, as do most children. It's in the heart, the heart. Where is the origin of the world? Well, not the heart; that's the center of conscious experience. The origin of the world is... mmm, we'll let Eve tell you:

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• Buddhism understands consciousness; science does not
• The Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness

France to Facebook Corporation [which, in league with FBI, spies on Americans]: We'll tell you what counts as "porn" on social networks; you won't tell us (independent.co.uk).

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The Body After the C-Word

"The Tepidarium." Why the Dickens do we despise Victorian art? (dailymail.co.uk).

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Salomé (Gustave Moreau, 1876)

Eve Ensler has helped women all over the world tell the stories of their lives through the stories of their bodies. Her play, "The Vagina Monologues," has become a global force in the face of violence against women and girls.

She herself also had a violent childhood. And it turns out that she, like so many Western women, was obsessed with her body yet was not inhabiting her body. But she did not know she was not inhabiting her body -- until she got cancer. More
 

The Disease of Being Busy Our overscheduled lives leave little time for contemplation and reflection. How do we enable each other to pause and reflect together and ask how our hearts are doing? (Omid Safi)

Pussy Riot in a courtroom cage, circa 2012, with Nadya T. on right (nytimes.com)

The Tree of Contemplative Practices An illustration of contemplative practices showing the breadth of meditation and mindfulness within traditions. It certainly opens up one's understanding about how these disciplines take root and manifest themselves in our lives, no? (Trent Gilliss)

LIVE VIDEO: A Civil Conversation with john a. powell (Mariah Helgeson)

Helen Fisher — Love and Sex and Attachment

Wrestling with the Questions, and Why It Matters So Much Experiencing the ineffable is a winding path, a journey with as many pivots and tacks as straight lines. And sometimes you find your course in a dentist's chair, contemplating why the this matters and realizing you just need to show up (Marty Kaplan).

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Science on Human Frontiers

On Being’s special series, "Science on Human Frontiers," delves into new wisdom about the complex mysteries of the universe. From string theory to the search for life on other planets to the science of well being, we explore how science is informing what it means to be human and how we can live.

The American Consciousness: The Fabric of Our Identity
Human identity is more fluid than ever before. How do we live gracefully in this moment of change, helping to shape it? How do we nurture common life, even as we are reinventing it? With Imani Perry, Richard Rodriguez, Michel Martin, and Nathan Schneider.

What is "art"? (cartoons, illusions...)

Amber Larson, CC Liu, and Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly; the artist Saara (Arkiharha)

Saara (Arkiharha) pondering art and free expression in Finland (Weekday-Illusion)

 

The fun Finnish cartoonist, devi, and graphic artist noticed our coverage. Saara is an obscure but prolific talent. We love her work, which can be found at many outlets like such as Arkiharha and such as Weekday-Illusion (our nod to awkward beauty pageant contestant Miss South Carolina).
 
She is expressing herself in her work and in a letter to us:

 

"Susse" (Saara/Arkiharha/flickr)

"Wow, it's crazy to find a post full of my pictures and comics! Nice analysis, too. Maybe I kinda succeeded to pass on my thoughts in a visual way, because you get the idea from most of them -- even when they are written in Finnish!"
 
See Wisdom Quarterly coverage here: My cartoon ART is your perception

REPLY: Saara, send in art you are eager for the world to see, like your beautiful sketches of the Buddha. We would be overjoyed to feature more.

 

Comic vignettes as art "Kuva" (Saara/Arkiharha/flickr)

If you have "class" you know a bottle of "fine" wine and classical string instruments like a Stratavarious are the only things to sip or listen to. But you're wrong. Science says you're wrong. So surely when you add that only oil on canvas can be art and not no people pleasing cartoony comics, you're wrong, too. Don't tell us. We like classical. Tell it to science:

 

The way to get people to better enjoy craapy fermented grape juice that sells for thousands of dollars is to say it sells for more. Just a better bottle and a price change, or serving it with an elegant story of its venerable origins, its pedigree, is enough to make it "taste" better. How classy of study participants.

Can comics and webcam colors be called art?

fMRI scans prove bad alcohol actually tastes better when it's two-buck-chuck krup is said to be something more expensive and classy. Expensive wine tastes better. Let's call it "neuromarketing." Marketers have known about this effect for years regarding other foods. Before they started loading fruit juices with added flavorants (cynically called "natural flavors" not because they're natural but because they synthetically mimic something "natural" rather than something artificial) and artificial colorants.

My doggy, my doggy...oh, you've come back! "Sarjis 12.8"  (Saara/Arkiharha/flickr)

 

Vegan Food Fest, Los Angeles

Flavorless red colors make things taste better. Blindfolded we might not be able to tell a difference or say which drink is what fruit. We use color as a clue, and it works. The flavor of dull tasting juice is brightened just by brightening its color. Such is the illusion we live in and the hypnotic states we fall into every other moment.

If we would meditate, we could emerge and be dehypnotized.

Hungry ghost, psychic ("Bobb")

But we love our illusions, delusions, and dreams. And we would directly-personally-verifiably find that we are (w)holistic beings, not mind (intangible processes)/body (senses) possessing spirits like it seems.

 

Today a study is making headlines saying that an old Stradavarius violin sounds no better than a modern one. In fact, if one believes this study, the modern one sounds better. More musicians prefer it. (But maybe they are voting for the one they think is the Strad which is the one they fear the study would find inferior?)

The Distortions

It's all how we look at the world we are creating each and every without realizing what we're choosing. Art can sensitize and teach us as we clear our mental perception of the distortions/perversions (Wisdom Quarterly). "Hiljattain päivitetty" (Saara/Arkiharha).

Audio Test: Can we tell the difference between expensive and overpriced instruments?

I'm a Mexican Buddhist...in LA/LA Land (video)

Crystal Quintero, Ashley Wells, CC Liu, Pfc. Sandoval, Wisdom Quarterly (Part 2)

"LA/LA"? Welcome to LA LA Land: Los Angeles, Latin America (sweetnrawme.com)

If I were Frieda Kahlo

LOS ANGELES, Latin America - The Getty is preparing to launch an art exhibit that accentuates the embarrassment of artistic riches we have in Los Angeles, which not everyone realizes is in Latin America.

It is for a lot of reasons. Not only did it used to be Mexico until European Invaders during U.S. War on the Spanish annexed it like Ukraine, it is again predominantly Latin American.

Buddhists discovered America before Columbus

Although Asians are the fastest growing ethnicity in the U.S., more Latinas and Latinos live in California than any other group.

Most are not Mexican Buddhists anymore, but a lot are. And it's amazing to find out that there is a connection between the Native Americans, First Nations people, and Mexicans (Aztecs, Maya or Mayans, Toltecs, Olmecs, Incas, and many others) from neighboring Mexico, Mesoamerica, and Central America.
 

The famous "Mayan Calendar" is Aztec

It will be a long time before that information goes mainstream.

But it takes awhile for the truth to surface. In 1885 Edward P. Vining published the facts about inglorious Columbus and the Afghan Buddhist missionaries, led by the Chinese Buddhist monk Hwui Shan (Hui Shen), who arrived in America in the 5th century. America is the Fusang they discovered. So everyone will have to settle for the Getty's Pacific Standard Time 2017.

• Buddhism arrived in Mexico before Christianity
• The 1%: London has the most billionaires followed by Moscow and NY
• L.A. makes list of richest cities behind San Francisco
• The Chinese discovered America (Hendon Harris)

Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA

Getty Foundation (getty.edu)

TheGetty and the Getty Foundation: Art and Art History in Los Angeles (getty.edu)

If I were a leftist Aztec warrior marching through the streets of Los Angeles (latimes.com)

 
In the fall of 2011 Los Angeles celebrated the launch of Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980, an unprecedented collaboration of arts institutions across Southern California joining together to tell the story of the birth of the L.A. art scene.
 

If I were Irish-Mexican like Peter (as Che)*

Yet it was 230 years earlier, in 1781, that the city of Los Angeles itself was born when El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles [de Porciúncula] was founded as part of New Spain. [A pueblo like that of the Puebloan Buddhists!]

Thus, while Los Angeles [the "City of Angels"] often represents the vanguard of contemporary culture in the United States, it is at the same time a Latin American city of long duration.

 

If I went to BofA or KA

Today, nearly half of the population of Los Angeles has roots in Latin America, contributing to Southern California as a lively center of artistic production and a natural nexus of cultural creativity between North and South. 

 

In recent years a number of exhibitions in the Americas and Europe have offered an introduction to the original and varied heritage of Latin America and the Latin American diaspora.

Now there is an opportunity for a broader and deeper examination of this art through a renewed collaboration by the Pacific Standard Time partners. In the process, Southern California will play a significant role in the research and presentation of Latin American art. More

Buddhism was in Mexico before Christianity (PRI video)

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