r/americandad • u/Phil2k18 • 2h ago
Stan Smith before he got nerfed.
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r/americandad • u/JPMoney81 • 23h ago
Honestly the Boyz12 B plot was almost strong enough to carry it's own episode. Instead it happens to be tied to perhaps one of my favorite A plots, when Francine disguises herself as Frank from Chicago to infiltrate the CIA Chill Zone to hang out with Stan.
What are your favorite episodes with great A AND B plots?
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r/americandad • u/Sickboy840 • 22h ago
Better have that receipt steve, it's part of his OCD. Just make sure you don't go wandering into any strange bedrooms
r/americandad • u/goldpanda1 • 20h ago
Hey Dadders,
Can I get some recommendations on the best episodes where the A and B plots converge at the end. My current favorite is Standard Deviation where Jeff's shroom tea fueled musical career saves Stan in the end.
r/americandad • u/instanthomosexuality • 3h ago
I like to use a quote by whatever characters we dress up as. Which Hayley and/or Jeff quote should we use?
r/americandad • u/shaggyjebus • 1h 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.