Seth MacFarlane
Stan Smith/Roger
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- 1. Pilot Feb 6, 2005
- Stan uses his CIA training to help Steve win class president.
- 2. Threat Levels May 1, 2005
- After a life-changing moment, Francine becomes a real-estate agent.
- 3. Stan Knows Best May 8, 2005
- When Haley returns from a Green Party rally with her hair dyed green, Stan shaves her head.
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American Dad! Main Character Index Smith Family ( Stan Smith , Roger Smith ) | CIA | Pearl Bailey High School and Other Teens | Smith Extended Family | Neighbors | One-time Characters
#-F. G-P. R-Z. YMMV tropes with their own pages: Crosses the Line Twice. Bizarro Episode. Squick. They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot. Resources. A page for describing YMMV: American Dad!. General examples: Accidental Aesop: "White Rice" can be read as an example of how some ideas that work well in …
Tropes used in American Dad! include: Ultimate Gamer 386: Steve Smith. Ultimate Job Security: Steve's teacher in "Toy Whorey": Teacher: [pointing to "Tenure" written on board] And that's why it's virtually impossible for me to get fired, no matter what I do. [flying-kicks a student in the face...
A page for describing Funny: American Dad!. The newspaper headlines during the theme song in earlier seasons are evidence of either Worst News Judgment Ever …
"Good morning USA, I've got a feeling that it's gonna be a wonderful day! The sun in the sky has a smile on his face And he's shining a salute to the American race. Oh boy it's swell to say, Good morning USA!" The second cartoon sitcom from the creator of Family Guy, Seth MacFarlane. A pillory of American Ultra-Conservatism played out on Rupert Murdoch's network, it follows the daily life of ...
American Dad! Resources. Tropes A to E | Tropes F to J | Tropes K to O | Tropes P to T | Tropes U to Z Padding the Paper: In the pilot episode, Hayley asks Roger to write one of …
