History Characters / AmericanDadSmithExtendedFamily

%%* GoneHorriblyWrong: For Stan.

* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler: He ends up being shot by one of the cats he tortured. And that cat happens to be the one who keeps attacking the real Steve.]]

* InformedFlaw: Her father thinks she's an idiot, but that appears to be because she's a Chinese girl who's bad at math.

** She does tend to make poor decisions on the spur of the moment, like suddenly deciding to run out on a black market organ sale with both the money and the organ. If Francine hadn't been there to help her escape, the prospective buyers would have surely killed her for it.

* AsianAirhead: [[InformedFlaw According to Bah Bah]], she's an idiot who "needs all the help she can get". Aside from lighting a cigarette in a gas-soaked room and failing math in high school, she's actually quite intelligent, cunning, and manipulative.

* KarmaHoudini: Manipulated Stan into doing all his father's duties and being completely dependent on her emotionally. Also [[spoiler: outright tried to kill Roger for money, and as far as the public is concerned, she did it.]] Unlike Jack, she's never faced comeuppance and most of the time is treated as in the right. Even worse than all of that, she manipulated Stan into mercy killing his dog for no reason.

->'''Voiced by:''' Daran Norris

[[folder:Rogu]]
->Voiced by Creator/DeeBradleyBaker
->Debut: "Persona Assistant"
Rogers's sentient tumor that he treats like a son now.
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* CousinOliver: Definitely appears to play this trope straight despite only making a small handful of appearances. "An Irish Goodbye" for example has him being treated like a beloved member of the family for no real reason whatsoever.
* FlatCharacter: Doesn't have much of a personality or purpose other then being a smaller (and possibly mentally challenged) clone of Roger.
* PowerUpFood: Turns out candy causes him to multiply and clams turn him into a giant red EldritchAbomination as shown in 'The Hand That Rock the Rogu'.
* ThirdPersonPerson: Speaks like this repeatedly.
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* PowerUpFood: turns out candy cause him to multiply and clams turn him into a giant red eldritch abomination as shown in 'The Hand That Rock the Rogu'.
* ThirdPersonPerson: speaks like this repeatedly.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: She doesn’t appear anymore, except in the zombie horde in “The Two Hundred” and in a memory of Stan’s in “Roger Kills Stan a Bunch of Times”.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: She doesn’t appear anymore, except in the zombie horde in “The Two Hundred” and in a memory of Stan’s in “Roger Kills Stan a Bunch of Times”.
* IJustWantToBeLoved: All Betty ever really wanted was for someone to love her, and if Stan hadn't tried to "protect" her all those years she could've finally found someone and stopped relying on Stan as an emotional crutch.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Their brief cameos in "The Two Hundred" was the first time they've appeared since "Kung Pao Turkey" which aired a little more than two years earlier. Additionally, it was their first appearance since the show [[ChannelHop switched networks]]. They haven’t appeared since.

* ItsPronouncedTropay: It's "Bah-ba" not "Baba", something he has to constantly correct Stan on.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: She last appearance in “The Two Hundred” where she is a zombie.

* IJustWantToBeLoved: All Betty every really wanted was for someone to love her, and if Stan hadn't tried to "protect" her all those years she could've finally found someone and stopped relying on Stan as an emotional crutch.
* KarmaHoudini: Manipulated Stan into doing all his father's duties and being completely dependent on her emotionally. Also [[spoiler: outright tried to kill Roger for money, and as far as the public is concerned, she did it.]] Unlike Jack, she's never faced comeuppance and most of the time is treated as in the right.

* WhatTheHellHero: In the episode 'American Step Dad', [[spoiler: Roger marries Betty after Hercules has died, seemingly to get his attic back.]] Stan, understandably, is opposed to the idea. He is eventually proven wrong when [[spoiler: Roger turns out to be very competent at being a father, to the point of getting Stan a car they fixed together.]] Sometime later, Stan checks their computer and finds that [[spoiler: Roger seemingly wants to kill Betty in Niagara Falls thanks to a pop-up that reads "Top Ten Ways to Kill Your Spouse in Scenic Niagara Falls."]] When he gets there after [[spoiler: inexplicably surviving a major accident,]] it turns out that she's [[spoiler: trying to kill Roger because Stan refused to listen when she told him she wanted to be independent.]] Her method of achieving said [[spoiler: independence? [[BitchInSheepsClothing TAKE OUT A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY ON ROGER.]]]]

* BigFancyHouse: He lives in a beautiful mansion built into the side of a rocky cliff in the middle of the desert. Highlights include a giant waterfall, a bar with a massive library of booze at hand, a kitchen with his own personal chefs, and his son's game console is a virtual reality room.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Their brief cameos in "The Two Hundred" was the first time they've appeared since "Kung Pao Turkey" which aired a little more than two years earlier. Additionally, it was their first appearance since the show [[ChannelHop switched networks]].

* WhatTheHellHero In the episode 'American Step Dad', [[spoiler: Roger marries Betty after Hercules has died, seemingly to get his attic back.]] Stan, understandably, is opposed to the idea. He is eventually proven wrong when [[spoiler: Roger turns out to be very competent at being a father, to the point of getting Stan a car they fixed together.]] Sometime later, Stan checks their computer and finds that [[spoiler: Roger seemingly wants to kill Betty in Niagara Falls thanks to a pop-up that reads "Top Ten Ways to Kill Your Spouse in Scenic Niagara Falls."]] When he gets there after [[spoiler: inexplicably surviving a major accident,]] it turns out that she's [[spoiler: trying to kill Roger because Stan refused to listen when she told him she wanted to be independent.]] Her method of achieving said [[spoiler: independence? [[BitchInSheepsClothing TAKE OUT A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY ON ROGER.]]]]

* WhattheHellHero In the episode 'American Step Dad', [[spoiler: Roger marries Betty after Hercules has died, seemingly to get his attic back.]] Stan, understandably, is opposed to the idea. He is eventually proven wrong when [[spoiler: Roger turns out to be very competent at being a father, to the point of getting Stan a car they fixed together.]] Sometime later, Stan checks their computer and finds that [[spoiler: Roger seemingly wants to kill Betty in Niagara Falls thanks to a pop-up that reads "Top Ten Ways to Kill Your Spouse in Scenic Niagara Falls."]] When he gets there after [[spoiler: inexplicably surviving a major accident,]] it turns out that she's [[spoiler: trying to kill Roger because Stan refused to listen when she told him she wanted to be independent.]] Her method of achieving said [[spoiler: independence? [[BitchInSheepsClothing TAKE OUT A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY ON ROGER.]]]]

* BrokenPedastal: The only thing that ever stopped Stan from realizing that his dad was a terrible person was the lie that Jack was actually a secret agent. When it turns out that Jack was actually a notorious jewel thief, it all comes crashing down.

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->'''Nicholas voiced by:''' Holland Taylor ("Big Trouble in Little Langley")
->'''Cassandra voiced by:''' Jeff Perry

%%* IWasQuiteALooker: Cassandra.

* StrongFamilyResemblance: Cassandra looks damn near identical to Francine.
%%* TookALevelInJerkass: Nicholas. See {{Flanderization}}.

%%* BadassGrandpa

* AmbiguouslyBrown: Nicholas.

* IWasQuiteALooker: Cassandra.

* RichBitch: Cassandra.

* TookALevelInJerkass: Nicholas. See {{Flanderization}}.

* GoneHorriblyWrong: For Stan.