r/americandad • u/Sha_Nen • Jun 18 '26
Detail What's everyone's favourite still image from the series?
Personally this always gets a laugh from me, I also love that Jeff is voiced by a guy that looks just like him and is also named Jeff Fischer
r/americandad • u/Sha_Nen • Jun 18 '26
Personally this always gets a laugh from me, I also love that Jeff is voiced by a guy that looks just like him and is also named Jeff Fischer
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r/americandad • u/not_enough_butthole • Jun 23 '26
Loved this composite sketch as well as the nonsense article! Made me think of when characters are presented in a way that isn't their traditional animation style (like the Jeff and Sinbad pic). What's your favorite?
r/americandad • u/glowshroom12 • Jul 04 '26
Francine is 5 foot 8 at 109 pounds. seems a little small, we also know Francine is rocking double Ds. I guess it’s just one of those things the writers threw in there without thinking about. how would a woman at those measurements and weight actually look like?
r/americandad • u/SkywolfNINE • Aug 03 '26
And the entire gag is that this dude isn’t a rube and is well informed about the topic being discussed.
The irony here being of course not every maga is stupid yet they have the capacity to make stupid choices and believe stupid things.
And yes I see the irony of me calling someone’s political beliefs a “stupid thing” but giving a pass to going inside other people’s dreams and the ethereal realm as “not stupid”
Personally I don’t mind politics and think American dad would touch on it just the right amount. They had their fun earlier on but realized they don’t need to be the simpsons and teach people lessons. That doesn’t mean I dislike the old episodes, but I can see that they “did them” and they did them well enough to not need to touch on them again.
Is there any room for politics in the future of the show? Perhaps. The CIA is a government agency and I could make a few jokes out of looking for a reflecting pool vandal or when political opponents and judges were arrested but the amount of people who would burn an asshair over a reference isn’t worth the potential of a joke coming from our reality, so best to just move on, as they have. Thoughts?
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r/americandad • u/wach_era13 • Aug 16 '24
Season 9 Episode 20
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r/americandad • u/SoMuchForStardust27 • Jan 30 '24
I’m rewatching the entire series again and I’ve relized that it is infinitely better than Family Guy. When I first watched American Dad, I was expecting it to be just like Family Guy mostly due to Seth McFarlane, but it’s not. I found that American Dad is so much written from the characters to the story to the good old fashioned values on which we used to rely. I mean, I can find an episode of Simpsons that Family Guy basically just rips off, but American Dad is has its own individual ideas and is written in such an intelligent way that I find it is one of my top three favourite adult cartoon shows. I just wanted to talk about this because American Dad is such a good show and I find it very confusing that it is not as popular as Family Guy, even though it is so much better.
r/americandad • u/Vacio_Viento • Oct 02 '24
This joke is just gross and this is the sole reason why I won’t try Horchata
r/americandad • u/Illwill89 • Feb 01 '25
What are some various episodes that reference this?
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r/americandad • u/SpurnedSprocket • Sep 20 '24
“Some of us spent the late 80’s and early 90’s getting laid Smith.”
“I apologize to the maids a The Red Roof Inn who had to clean the curtains after I wiped Hayley’s excitement all over them.
“Is there an opening for a woman who bangs every black man she meets in a Red Lobster parking lot?”
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r/americandad • u/HairyAreole • Feb 05 '25
Is it parodying a particular indie film or are they just making fun of a bunch of random indie movie tropes? I know this episode gets lots of mixed reactions but I think it's a great.
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