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Mister Kingdom posted:Kinda like how Homer still has his job the SNPP. I haven't watched the Simpsons in a long time. Does the family ask Homer why he isn't at work while he's off doing something stupid?
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limp_cheese posted:I haven't watched the Simpsons in a long time. Does the family ask Homer why he isn't at work while he's off doing something stupid? Nah. It's rarely brought up anymore.
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Finally caught up on the last two, fuckin' hilarious.
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It's time for the greatest of American Dad traditions: the Christmas episode! Ninety North, Zero West Steve is abducted and taken to the North Pole, where Santa is using children to mine for mysterious minerals.
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yessssss
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Nice! For Whom the Sleigh Bell Tolls is my favorite episode, so I'm pretty excited.
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In case anyone wants to watch all the Christmas episodes before the new one comes out, this gives a quick breakdown. http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3325565/7-horrific-american-dad-christmas-episodes/
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This is the first one in a while right? I know they showed Krampus last season but that was a good over from a previous season because of Sandy Hook.
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:This is the first one in a while right? I know they showed Krampus last season but that was a good over from a previous season because of Sandy Hook. I thought last year's was the one where Stan didn't buy a Secret Santa gift and went to great lengths to cover it up and not look like an rear end
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Season 11 ran from Jan to June so there really wasn't an opportunity for a Christmas episode. Season 10 had "Dreaming of a White Porsche Christmas" where Stan wishes for Lewis's life. Season 9 was Krampus "Gifted me Liberty" ran in June and it was the secret Santa one, but Christmas wasn't the primary focus. It doesn't really fit with the semi-canonical Christmas episodes. bull3964 fucked around with this message at 22:56 on Dec 19, 2016 |
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For those of you who still collect optical media, Season 11 is available as an MOD set. No extras or commentaries.
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The best bit of White Porsche Christmas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_kUAG7XNRM
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The_Doctor posted:The best bit of White Porsche Christmas: Buttwish is totally a thing, sure.
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Well, Puddin' is all kinds of wrong.
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Christmas magic is in the pointy part of the ear, read your bible people.
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Noooooooooooooooooo! YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!
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No more boners: I'm a man now.
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Nothing can stop me except....A COPPER POT??
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Jim Rash as Puddin' was great.
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That was one of the best Christmas episodes in a while. One tiny joke I appreciated was Klaus' Christmas present being addressed to himself
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goons I am trying to get someone to watch American Dad but they only watched the first season and have been reluctant to listen to how great it has gotten since. If you had to pick one single episode to show someone from seasons 3 until now to get them to watch the show which would you pick?
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Fat Shat Sings posted:goons In Country Club
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Ricky Spanish would also be a good choice.
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twistedmentat posted:Ricky Spanish would also be a good choice.  Rickyyy Spaanishh Joint Custody is usually my go to for an early great episode. Nothing beats the 7-11 scene. StalkofWheat fucked around with this message at 15:28 on Dec 20, 2016 |
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Dec 20, 2016 15:25
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The Stelio Kontos episode (I forget the name) is one of my favorites
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Camp Refoogee Roger: "Tell them how you killed our baby, Amanda." Shallow Vows Roger/Jeannie Gold: Stan, these are my sons, Alex and Ron. They're in Columbia Film School. Stan: How is that possible? Roger/Jeannie Gold: I know. I look too young to have kids in college. Stan: No, that you have children when your persona is completely fabricated... Roger/Jeannie Gold: We are the music makers. We are the dreamers of dreams. Stan: That is an unsatisfying answer.
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I would also nominate the early episode where Patrick Stewart is dating and sleeping with Hayley
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I recommend any episode where Steve sings. This does include In Country, Club.
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For Whom the Sleigh Bell Tolls
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FlamingLiberal posted:I would also nominate the early episode where Patrick Stewart is dating and sleeping with Hayley "Do you know what I was thinking about while gazing at the back of your daughter's head?" -- "Yeah, it should. But we don't live in Shouldland. Ah, Shouldland! Where clean-cut kids cruise Shouldland Boulevard and the Shouldland High football team get their optimistic asses kicked by their crosstown rival, Reality Check Tech."
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:For Whom the Sleigh Bell Tolls It's a good episode, but I never understood recommending 'special' episodes to people to get them into a show. They're a treat for fans, but don't do a lot to show how the show usually is. I love Tearjerker too, but I wouldn't introduce someone to the show with it. bull3964 fucked around with this message at 18:26 on Dec 20, 2016 |
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Yeah the same thing applies to the Christmas episodes
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bull3964 posted:It's a good episode, but I never understood recommending 'special' episodes to people to get them into a show. They're a treat for fans, but don't do a lot to show how the show usually is. Counterpoint: Hot Water is great.
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a jones for smith or cops and roger
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I think a good episode to start someone off with is definitely the one where Stan cannonballs and shits in a pool. that one is pretty good. if you wanted to show them something from the TBS era I'd go with the Trapped in the Closet parody
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Party Plane Jones posted:Counterpoint: Hot Water is great. Of course it is. I still maintain though that the peak weird of an intro episode should be either CIA super science or Roger doing something inexplicable. I would say "Don't Look a Smith Horse in the Mouth" is a good one except the payoff of "good, I'm only his assistant" doesn't work as well if you aren't familiar with Roger being everyone.
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Jose posted:a jones for smith or cops and roger Cops and Rogers has too much Reginald in it to be great. My go to episode for getting people into the series is "The one That got Away"
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A Jones for Smith is the correct answer. In fact, I'm going to watch that episode right now.
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I loved the translation arguments between Francine and Santa, because from what I've heard from English Masters student friends of mine, that poo poo can get intense. Beowulf was the work they were examing and there was serious arguments about minutia of the differences between the versions that people were working on.
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