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twistedmentat posted:I've got the penis of a MAN! Victor was the breakout star of that group. A real man's man.
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Roger is Stan's safe, and the downstairs toilet.
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Brawnfire posted:Roger is Stan's safe, and the downstairs toilet. This is sewage. <tastes> It's Steve's.
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The_Doctor posted:This is sewage. <tastes> It's Steve's. only just got that could also see roger eating everyone's poo poo for fun even if he wasn't the toilet tho
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Whorelord posted:only just got that He is a turd burglar. I saw him take one that wasn't his
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I like that the latest episode had a small cameo from Suck Boy Tony, the greatest character on television.
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Nichael posted:I like that the latest episode had a small cameo from Suck Boy Tony, the greatest character on television.
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It's not marked as New on TVGuide, but... Garfield and Friends (Season 13, Episode 19) To teach Hayley a history lesson, Stan brings President James A. Garfield back to life from the 19th century; and Steve lands a job writing for the school newspaper.
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The_Doctor posted:It's not marked as New on TVGuide, but... I'm hoping it all goes horribly wrong.
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Am I crazy or is the tone way off for this show since it moved from fox? It's the most glaring in the first couple of TBS episodes but it doesn't ever seem to fully come back either. I really like this show, it's the best McFarlane thing and all, but it really seems like different people are making the show or something.
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hemophilia posted:Am I crazy or is the tone way off for this show since it moved from fox? It's the most glaring in the first couple of TBS episodes but it doesn't ever seem to fully come back either. I really like this show, it's the best McFarlane thing and all, but it really seems like different people are making the show or something. One of the creators left and there was a pretty big shakeup in the writers room for the TBS seasons, but I haven't really noticed much of a difference outside of a few weaker episodes.
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I definitely notice a tone shift with this season but it's still great.
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SeANMcBAY posted:I definitely notice a tone shift with this season but it's still great. What's the shift towards? It feels like a natural progression for the last few seasons.
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The_Doctor posted:
I hope he brings lots of spaghetti.
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hemophilia posted:Am I crazy or is the tone way off for this show since it moved from fox? It's the most glaring in the first couple of TBS episodes but it doesn't ever seem to fully come back either. I really like this show, it's the best McFarlane thing and all, but it really seems like different people are making the show or something. I think last season was kind of mediocre, but this season is a classic. Tonight's episode, for example, was amazing, and a perfect example of this show at its best.
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The Steve plot was fantastic as usual.
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Was that Paul Reubens as Charles Guiteau?
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:The Steve plot was fantastic as usual.
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They made a reference to this:quote:Charles Guiteau
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He was a real weirdo, he killed Garfield because he was convinced that Garfield had promised him a position in his government. Also the funniest thing about him was that for a while he was a member of the Oneida sex cult but no one would have sex with him and they gave him the nickname of "Charles Get Out."
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The_Doctor posted:I was sad the tour guide lady didn't meet Garfield.
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"...You don't have a husband."
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i really liked the new ep loved when they PWNED stephen s. smith Party in the USA is a song from 2009 so Hailey heard it as a kid 7 years ago but the show was already on the air then and she was 18 too cartoon continuity lol
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Ein cooler Typ posted:i really liked the new ep Steve beat his dad in a football game, but in this episode, he doesn't know what a football looks like.
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Jubs posted:Steve beat his dad in a football game, but in this episode, he doesn't know what a football looks like. Not to mention all the "now you're a man" coming of age stories they lampshaded with Stan forgetting them when Steve said "what about that time I x, and also x".
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My Q-Face posted:Not to mention all the "now you're a man" coming of age stories they lampshaded with Stan forgetting them when Steve said "what about that time I x, and also x". Yeah continuity is almost nonexistent in American Dad these days, which I'll admit is one of the things I really don't like about most "Adult" animation these days, less about callbacks to older episodes(although those are nice) and more cause it leads them to repeatedly reusing plots till they become unbearable to watch be used again To give an example of this, they've done the "Steve tries to date/have sex with a girl but blows it in the end" plot almost 40 times now(a guy on /co/ made a chart about it, I'll see if I can find it), and it's gotten really stale by now cause we know how it's going to end(and good joke writing only goes so far, and American Dad has been overall more miss than hit in that area for a long time now)
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AD is a joke-driven show, and there's like 6 skeletal A-plots they hang episodes on. Stan & Francine need to spice up their marriage / Stan needs to stop taking Francine for granted during a crazy hobby / Stan tries some crazy CIA device / Steve wants to touch boobs or become a man / Haley and or Jeff Tries to do something / Roger has a Huge Rube Goldberg Scheme All the great animated shows boil down to this when they pass the S6 mark. The biggest offender is actually The Simpsons due to sheer quantity, but they're seriously up to 8th generation cannibalizations of classic episode stories.
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I'll never get tried of Stan's hobby episodes.
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TheRationalRedditor posted:AD is a joke-driven show, and there's like 6 skeletal A-plots they hang episodes on. Stan & Francine need to spice up their marriage / Stan needs to stop taking Francine for granted during a crazy hobby / Stan tries some crazy CIA device / Steve wants to touch boobs or become a man / Haley and or Jeff Tries to do something / Roger has a Huge Rube Goldberg Scheme Killer Vacation included of all those, in addition to another episode theme which is "smith family adventure" I.e. Vacation goo, Stan of Arabia, there will be bad blood, incident at owl creek. Almost forgot: Familyland
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I'd definitely slot most of those into the class of "Experimental Fantasy Episodes" wherein something insane happens using the characters and it's above and beyond the canon of AD's standard disregard for continuity, like 'Tearjerker', 'Hot Water', 'Blood Crieth Unto Heaven', the B-story of 'Ricky Spanish' (Tungee), etc. The Halloween/Christmas episodes are like this but in their own festive category!
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Ricky Spanish
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 Stan, we had a dog already. I don't think so. We did. Five years ago you got Steve an old dog that peed dust, and you killed it. We also had another dog named Fussy that you didn't like or something. Francine, those were obviously dreams. I refuse to discuss your dreams in the daytime.
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The_Doctor posted:
I'll admit I find that more obnoxious than just not mentioning prior events occurring at all
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That was great. Maybe American Dad just isn't for you anymore.
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Gonz posted:MISTER TUNJI
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