r/americandad • u/seniorstew • 2h ago
r/americandad • u/AutoModerator • Sep 14 '26
Episode Discussion: "400"
Plot: Stan finds out the CIA has replaced him with a clone.
r/americandad • u/AutoModerator • Sep 14 '26
Episode Discussion: "Tales from the Outer Frontier"
Plot: An anthology episode in which the Smith family is thrown in different space-themed environments, including Roger as a Martian priest and Jeff and Tuttle working on an asteroid.
r/americandad • u/GullibleTrifle7059 • 56m ago
Meta Mount Chimborazo
I used Chimborazo as a question in a trivia game I ran at work today. They don’t need to know the I know of Chimborazo because I am a Dadder!
r/americandad • u/impendingfuckery • 9h ago
Episode Quote What the hell happened to Stick?!
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r/americandad • u/SeaBassAHo-20 • 3h ago
Which one of these two delicious pools would you relax or eat in?
Steve's cherry Jell-O pool from Star Trek or the mango habanero queso river that possessed Jeff went in from Flavortown?
r/americandad • u/JPepperAnn • 6h ago
Math... You... Can... Under... Stand... IS WHAT I TEACH IN THIS CLASS 🕺
r/americandad • u/mengiii • 1h ago
Song Do you ever look up a song sang on American Dad and end up thoroughly disappointed by the original?
Sorry to Elton John but when it comes to “don’t let the sun go down on me” he literally has nothing on Steve Smith
r/americandad • u/KingKabuki • 6h ago
"Did we just find another case?" | "Are you kidding me? This is gruesome. This is like a cable crime. We're network." | "Yeah. No one dies on our show." | "Right. Let's face it. On our darkest day, we're Scooby-Doo." | "Maybe Quincy." | "Maybe Quincy."
r/americandad • u/sterlingarchersdick • 14h ago
Episode Quote “oh my god, Bullock’s dead!” “I am? What a huge blow to the Civil Rights Movement!”
Avery has so many absolute banger lines that seem to go largely underappreciated. What are some of y’all’s favorite quotes of his?
r/americandad • u/Thekittycrinkleshow • 20h ago
Fun fact: American Dad was in the top 25 of Black households and was the 8th most watched show between Black audiences
r/americandad • u/TwoTheVictor • 10h ago
Steven Anita knows all about Global Handwashing Day, thank you
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r/americandad • u/jim9162 • 12h ago
Rewatched an episode of Cow & Chicken, it was amusing how similar The Red Guy is to Roger.
Roger is basically a better version of the Red Guy from cow and chicken. He can be anywhere, be any character, fulfill any role needed as protagonist or antagonist. Seth worked on C&C so it makes sense.
But it got me thinking, are there any other characters in animation besides Bugs Bunny who are similar to these two?
Characters that defy the laws of reality and fit into any plot as any persona?
r/americandad • u/coybotmean • 1h ago
Meta Favorite Versus Least Favorite Roger Persona. My Pick Raider Dave and Josay Bosay
r/americandad • u/Temp89 • 3h ago
S21E05 "Under (and Over, and Beside) the Boardwalk" Don't panic
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r/americandad • u/Another-John • 16h ago
Does American Dad only work because Roger can be anyone, anywhere, at anytime with unlimited resources?
Kudos to the writers for developing him that way, but I think one of the reasons the series lasts as long as it does is that Roger is allowed to be a completely different person in every episode, which never works when older sitcoms attempt to introduce new characters. There can’t be a Cousin Oliver if Cousin Oliver makes a singe appearance and is never seen again. So many American Dad episodes revolve around a one-off Roger character it’s starting to feel like cheating. Am I alone?
Family Guy does the same with Stewie. Is it a MacFarlane thing?
r/americandad • u/Fuckeveryoneidgaf • 20h ago
Sir! I can’t have you lying on the floor and making phone calls
r/americandad • u/Chubbadog • 9h ago
Hey, you guys love when I throw Dick's lunch in the trash, right?
r/americandad • u/sk0503 • 20h ago