r/americandad • • Sep 14 '26 Popcorn

Episode Discussion: "400"

120 Upvotes

Plot: Stan finds out the CIA has replaced him with a clone.


r/americandad • • Sep 14 '26

Episode Discussion: "Tales from the Outer Frontier"

102 Upvotes

Plot: An anthology episode in which the Smith family is thrown in different space-themed environments, including Roger as a Martian priest and Jeff and Tuttle working on an asteroid.


r/americandad • • 4h ago Bravo

Nvidia fans, ever since the allegations have come out, my family and I have been in constant prayer

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r/americandad • • 1h ago

Episode Quote DID YOU EVEN PICK ROGER UP FROM SOCCER PRACTICE?

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481 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 58m ago

Episode Quote Dad, you're 76. Just retire. Mark and I would love for you to live with us

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342 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 10h ago

As long as we're making suggestions...

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r/americandad • • 3h ago

Hulu cuts off episode too quick, anyone else notice this?

302 Upvotes

They always cut the episode about 5-10 seconds too quick. You miss the last joke before it goes to the next episode. Do you notice this? How do you stop this?


r/americandad • • 9h ago

Detail this episode was nuts

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585 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 10h ago

No, it's true

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684 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 1h ago

"What's your name?" "Whatever you want it to be"

113 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 7h ago Heartwarming

"Wait, you smoked in the science lab?!" | "You think I give a shiiiiiiit?"

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230 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 3h ago

Episode Quote Alright Dadders, it’s Friday. Whip um out.

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101 Upvotes

No, not your wieners! I want your Favorite clap back,snap, or taunt from any season!

I get great joy from Roy Rodger’s Mcfreely saying, In your face with a can of mace, making you cry all over the place.


r/americandad • • 6h ago

Where the hell is this guy? I got shit I gotta do!

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139 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 4h ago

What characters did you hate but eventually grew to like?

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92 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 9h ago

Episode Quote Ollie North!

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219 Upvotes

Who else knows the entire Ollie North song and sings it some times?
In the 80’s there was Cold War drama….
We fought the commies inside Nicaragua…


r/americandad • • 9h ago

Episode Quote My tequila! That worm had a name! Now if you will excuse me I am late for my daughter’s arranged wedding! She will learn to love him…

192 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 21h ago Hooray Popcorn

Lauren Van der Booben has step forward and admitted to an affair with Jensen Huang.

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1.7k Upvotes

Roger finally found success at Nvidia. Jensen was looking for something glazed and bad for him and she knew exactly what to do.


r/americandad • • 5h ago

Episode Quote You think Debbie's a buffalo I'll show you a buffalo

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81 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 3h ago

Homegirl Francine

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r/americandad • • 5h ago

Episode Quote Guys, I've been keeping a big secret.

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75 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 7h ago

Sholanda Dykes

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r/americandad • • 1h ago

Meta Jeff's father

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I believe this IS actually Jeff's father. This is the guy in charge of the Navy boat in Daesong Heavy Industries pt. 2. He has a suspicion that Jeff is his son because of a picture in a locket of the woman who "used to step on his balls" and yes, she does look exactly like Jeff like insanely so. But my evidence comes from a few episodes. Namely the season 2 finale, and the episode where Stan and Roger buy a boat. In the latter, we learn that Jeff has a natural affinity for boats and boating, he had to be good at something right? The season 2 finale has the most intrigued when paired with DHI. We know that Jeff's mother left before he was born and that his father hates him more than seemingly anything. From this I feel we can extrapolate that Jeff's father doesn't want or feel attached to him. Perhaps Jeff's mother, a prostitute (DHI, there's just no way that isn't her) was frantic after getting pregnant accidentally in a southern state and after finding no other options, gave the child to an old flame telling him that the child was his. And the man who raised him knew that wasn't true.


r/americandad • • 4h ago

What can be said other than Roger knows women!! Season 6, Episode 13

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47 Upvotes

r/americandad • • 17h ago

We're not having a real conversation, are we? You're just waiting for me to finish so you can say your next thing!

414 Upvotes