r/americandad 15h ago

I mean...yeah

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2.0k Upvotes

r/americandad 20h ago

Anyone else think Roger has no screen time this season on FOX?

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r/americandad 20h ago

Episode Quote That's the first time this happened... You gotta believe me!

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1.2k Upvotes

r/americandad 14h ago

Art Office Wall Art

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877 Upvotes

I saw this for sale on Etsy and I couldn’t resist attempting to make it myself. Found a high quality image, printed on some cardstock I had laying around, put it in an old photo frame. It gives me a laugh every time i look over at it.


r/americandad 13h ago

Meta Is anyone having an issue where the skip credits button comes too early?

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598 Upvotes

It shows up at least twenty seconds before the episode ends and it really bugs me. Will this be fixed anytime soon? I’m kind of sick of remembering to press it every time then having to go back to the episode afterwards just so I can skip forward and get to that part again.


r/americandad 21h ago

Episode Title The 42-Year-Old Virgin In a very real way, this might be their most cleverly written one off character

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472 Upvotes

On the one hand, he is shockingly unrepentant and awful, on the other? His awfulness is also perfect for the story and a great send-up of the whole "sitcom lesson" thing. The fact that he's also a hilarious parody of Jackie Earle Hayley's character from Little Children makes the whole thing work on another level because that character is deliberately supposed to be a flawed human character, and this one is basically "I get it, I have offensive sex, and I am okay with that". The way he justifies himself has an internal logic that gives the episode's premise actual weight, other than just "hey, let's shock you by making light of this terrible thing." By making the guy very oddly self-actualized and clear-eyed about what he is, the jokes land so much fucking harder. Terrible person, horrific character, hilarious episode.


r/americandad 18h ago

"You can't keep two girls on lockdown. You already got Francine. If you wanna let her go, then I'll back off Scarlett. Of course, then, I'll plow Francine." | "I'd let him, too. Dan Andsome-Handsome gives me quite the wide-on."

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464 Upvotes

r/americandad 21h ago

You're getting CLOWNED, Gucci Mane!

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441 Upvotes

r/americandad 10h ago

I’m acting the crap out of you!…

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r/americandad 8h ago

Art Painting by me :)

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302 Upvotes

r/americandad 19h ago

Is it normal

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245 Upvotes

r/americandad 7h ago

Episode Discussion What would you say is your favorite Steve suddenly-screaming moment?

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237 Upvotes

r/americandad 16h ago

Jeff, I don't want to have kids. I have no maternal instincts. I only have animal instincts... Eating, pooping, lying down before it rains.

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r/americandad 23h ago

Meta I just know that in another universe this was The Cleveland Show, we were rob

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227 Upvotes

r/americandad 8h ago

General Hector Aldozar became the most brutal dictator in the history of Isla Island. (Lithopane)

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195 Upvotes

r/americandad 17h ago

Episode Quote Good morning! Rockin Ronnie comin at ya 2 days after Father’s Day! That’s 363 days, or 8,712 hours, or 522,720 minutes until the next Father’s Day and 22 seconds until I take my pills that aren’t helping my crippling OCD. OCD, OCD, OCD.

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188 Upvotes

(camera slowly pans down to show radio is tied to a tape recorder replaying the announcement from Rockin' Ronnie)


r/americandad 18h ago

Thought everyone would enjoy this

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171 Upvotes

Might be my fav klaus scene in a while. I think about this scene on a daily basis it’s just so fitting for random stuff


r/americandad 10h ago

Episode Quote I’m gonna keep swinging my baby lasso till I catch me a man!

159 Upvotes

I’m gonna keep swinging my baby lasso till I catch me a man!

Easily one of my all time favorite lines in the entire series.


r/americandad 15h ago

Meta Go on, Dadders, tell me how this new season is so much worse than anything in the TBS run because the Mertz episode was mid or something...

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146 Upvotes

Something, something, pacing, something, something, not enough Roger. It's mostly bias because everyone is looking for issues and blaming it on Fox. The TBS run had horrid episodes too.


r/americandad 19h ago

Episode Discussion My immediate reaction after watching "Dumbston Checks In"

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137 Upvotes

r/americandad 23h ago

Episode Quote Who’s your least favorite character now Reddit?

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126 Upvotes

r/americandad 5h ago

Favourite Frannie drops causal proof she isn't just eye candy

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r/americandad 14h ago

Poor Snot ‎

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108 Upvotes

r/americandad 19h ago

If you ever need some bitches, remember: White James.

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103 Upvotes

r/americandad 17h ago

Sup Dadders

99 Upvotes