Seth MacFarlane, creator of the wild and often outrageous “Family Guy,” wants to see a little more positivity on TV. MacFarlane spoke about his desire to see more uplifting content during an appearance on the “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” podcast with Ted Danson.

Family Guy and American Dad creator Seth MacFarlane has called for more positivity in the media industry, saying shows no longer provide an 'image of hope' to their audience

MacFarlane said while he enjoys shows like The Handmaid's Tale, he's become fatigued with dystopian narratives. The Family Guy creator noted that every time he drives down Beverly Boulevard, he only sees billboards for horror films and other "negative" projects.

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane is urging Hollywood to produce more hopeful television shows, stating the industry is serving up too many dystopian and pessimistic stories.

Seth MacFarlane thinks Hollywood could use a little more light.The Family Guy creator recently spoke on the Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast about how television and film

Seth MacFarlane has called for less "negative" stories on TV. The Family Guy creator explained he signed up for sci-fi comedy drama The Orville because he liked the fact it offers "hope", unlike so many other fictional dramas in the modern age.

Seth MacFarlane is calling for more positivity in the TV industry. During a recent appearance on the “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” podcast, the “Family Guy” creator discussed the abundance of “negative” stories in Hollywood,