'Cleveland Show' ads are man-child's dream

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Seth MacFarlane has made a career out of capturing the divided attention of the coveted man-child demographic. His latest offering, The Cleveland Show, is a spin-off of Family Guy that stars the Griffins' neighbor Cleveland Brown and his family. The show starts when the Clevelands move from Quahog, R.I., to Stoolbend, Va., so Fox started its advertising campaign by wrapping three 16-foot moving vans with the Cleveland Show logo and slogan ("Honk if you enjoy having relations") and deploying them to those veritable hotbeds of man-child activity: college campuses.

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