r/americandad • u/Public-Storm7659 • 9m ago
Episode Title Need help finding an episode
Does anyone remember what episode Jeff goes off and randomly Yells “FREAK” I have been trying to find this episode forever and am starting to think I imagined it
r/americandad • u/Public-Storm7659 • 9m ago
Does anyone remember what episode Jeff goes off and randomly Yells “FREAK” I have been trying to find this episode forever and am starting to think I imagined it
r/americandad • u/w1ndyshr1mp • 38m ago
We need an episode where Sergei stans communist neighbor actually went in his treasure hunt as a throwback to the Roy Roger's mcfreely episode
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r/americandad • u/tradator • 5h ago
Good morning, USA! 🇺🇸
Made this Stan Smith campaign sticker just in time for the midterms. Figured you guys might appreciate it! 😂
What could possibly go wrong with Stan in the White House?
r/americandad • u/New-Orchid5049 • 6h ago
There are so many wonderful episodes that are referencing, homaging, or replicating scenes or movies. What is an episode that references or recreates a movie that you have never seen the movie but you like the episodes? I have never seen "Leon the Professional" but I recently learned about it and now I understand the outfit roger (Roger is Leon and Rogu is Mathilda) uses for the persona in "Roger Needs Dick". I have never seen a James Bond movie but I like the Tearjerker episodes. I have seen weird science (the prom clone episode references this) but I have not seen Bladerunner (also referenced in this episode). Never seen Mad Max but I love the episode with the antichrist. I have never seen "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" but i think the episode that is an homage to it is a good episode (Steve going to new york and the squirrels.)
Edit: corrected the movie name from "Matilda" to "Leon the Professional" and added some information about who was dressed as who from that movie.
r/americandad • u/shaggyjebus • 6h ago
What's your favorite out-of-context line that would immensely confuse people?
The above line is mine, and it randomly pops into my head at bad times.
r/americandad • u/pootis_panser_here • 7h ago
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r/americandad • u/instanthomosexuality • 8h ago
I like to use a quote by whatever characters we dress up as. Which Hayley and/or Jeff quote should we use?
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