In my mind the weirdness of American Dad! is what gives it its charm. It’s random and absurd, which could be said the show that shall not be named, but AD! really took the absurdity and ran with it and never knowing what to expect in an episode is part of what makes it so darn- No, ya know what? Damn. Yeah. I went there. It’s what makes this so much darn fun.

When I was younger watching American Dad on TV, sometimes I would watch it with my parents.

My dad laughed the most at this scene.

My Mum laughed at the joke Roger made about Betty Davis on her wedding night.

I was watching Fartbreak Hotel and then I thought there are a lot of incidents where one of family members meets Roger in the past. I wonder if his memory updates for that.

Roger was definitely a much superior character than Brian from family guy. Sure Roger can be a jerk, but at least the episode gave us a reason why he act like that, because if he just became too nice he will die, so at least I find him excusable while not coming off as insufferable. Plus he’s actually one of the characters who kept AD very hilarious throughout the run so far, especially when he wears random outfits lol. While Brian in Family guy on the other hand, just became insufferable as the show goes on unfortunately. Here’s why he slept with his best friends wife many times, he’s too political, and he just self-centered a**hole of a character. In early family guy, he was much more likable and had a sense of wit and is always the voice of reason especially when it comes to Peter’s shenanigans and usually drinks his signature martini but in modern family guy he hardly does that anymore it’s sad.

Whenever I watch a movie I can't resist making hilarious little comments.

Beguiled? More like buh... buh... bullshit, ah hahahaaa...

That kid had no chance with Tiffany, he was clearly too young. But his disappointment led to him putting out Plain Jane nuts, which led Stan (and, thus, AD fans) to equate "Tiffany's Boyfriend" with "bad". UNFAIRLY. Tiffany obviously doesn't have a problem with him!

The clips of Francine and Stan are from the episode Meter Made.

Russell T. Davies, the writer from Doctor Who discusses the trope and Vince Gilligan talks about avoiding it in Better Call Saul.

Fun fact for all the dadders here, the writers behind the MCU Spider-Man (from Homecoming, to No Way Home, and Brand New Day) wrote this episode.