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* The 2014 Christmas special ends with the entire Smith family in a GroupHug. ''Even Klaus''.

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* The 2014 Christmas special episode "Yule. Tide. Repeat" ends with the entire Smith family in a GroupHug. ''Even Klaus''.
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* The end of the episode "Rapture's Delight". At the end, after Stan sacrificed himself to save Jesus and Francine from demons (ItMakesSenseInContext), we find out what Stan's personal paradise is: When he enters his personal heaven, events rewind back to before the apocalypse/it turns out to just be a dream, and Stan is living with his family, a wiser man than before.

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* The end of the episode "Rapture's Delight"."[[Recap/AmericanDadS6E9RapturesDelight Rapture's Delight]]". At the end, after Stan sacrificed himself to save Jesus and Francine from demons (ItMakesSenseInContext), we find out what Stan's personal paradise is: When he enters his personal heaven, events rewind back to before the apocalypse/it turns out to just be a dream, and Stan is living with his family, a wiser man than before.
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* Stan broke off his friendship with Creator/GeorgeClooney in "Tears of a Clooney" in order to make up for betraying Francine to him earlier in the episode and force him to cry so she can fulfill her dream of ruining his life. Doubles as a mild TearJerker because he ''really'' didn't want to and the last shot of the episode is Stan tearing up about it.

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* Stan broke off his friendship with Creator/GeorgeClooney in "Tears "[[Recap/AmericanDadS2E16TearsofaClooney Tears of a Clooney" Clooney]]" in order to make up for betraying Francine to him earlier in the episode and force him to cry so she can fulfill her dream of ruining his life. Doubles as a mild TearJerker because he ''really'' didn't want to and the last shot of the episode is Stan tearing up about it.
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** Plus, his utter love for the sixteenth President is nothing short of heartwarming, especially given his choice to play Abe's friend in his one man show about the man. He's like a little kid writing self-insert fanfiction about playing video games with the one kid from the cartoon he likes, and it's honestly nice to see given how caustic and cynical Stan normally is about the world around him.
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* While played for laughs and is an example of QueerPeopleAreFunny, Greg and Terry's entire relationship, before their breakup in Season 12, is genuinely wholesome and adorable.

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* While played for laughs and is are an example of QueerPeopleAreFunny, Greg and Terry's entire relationship, before their breakup in Season 12, is genuinely wholesome and adorable.
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* While played for laughs and is an example of QueerPeopleAreFunny, Greg and Terry's entire relationship in the early days is genuinely wholesome and adorable.

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* While played for laughs and is an example of QueerPeopleAreFunny, Greg and Terry's entire relationship relationship, before their breakup in the early days Season 12, is genuinely wholesome and adorable.
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* While played for laughs and is an example of QueerPeopleAreFunny, Greg and Terry's entire relationship in the early days is genuinely wholesome.

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* While played for laughs and is an example of QueerPeopleAreFunny, Greg and Terry's entire relationship in the early days is genuinely wholesome.wholesome and adorable.
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* While played for laughs and is an example of QueerPeopleAreFunny, Greg and Terry's entire relationship in the early days is genuinely wholesome.
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* In "One Little Word", Stan retrieves Bullock's wife from Afghanistan, only to discover she's been brainwashed into a violent terrorist. This culiminates when she kidnaps AJ, only for Stan to point out he is Avery's adopted son, thus also her's. It immediately snaps her out of it.
-->'''Miriam:''' ''*stunned*'' I....I'm a ''[[MamaBear mommy]]''?...
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* In "The Scarlett Getter", Steve, in a rush to get to school, dogs through the washing machine and accidentally dons a pair of Hayley's panties, but since his luck improves drastically while wearing them, he decides to keep them. Until Snot stole them. When Steve comes clean to Hayley, Hayley shows no anger towards Steve and even sweetly reassures him that the panties weren't lucky, it was him all along, affectionately bopping him on the nose as she says so. Though it turns out that the panties are lucky (or at least she believes they are), and once Steve leaves the room, Hayley hightails to Snot's house and kicks his ass for stealing her underwear.

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* In "The Scarlett Getter", Steve, in a rush to get to school, dogs digs through the washing machine and accidentally dons a pair of Hayley's panties, but since his luck improves drastically while wearing them, he decides to keep them. Until Snot stole them.them from him while he was showering after gym. When Steve comes clean to Hayley, Hayley shows no anger towards Steve and even sweetly reassures him that the panties weren't lucky, it was him all along, affectionately bopping him on the nose as she says so. Though it turns out that the panties are lucky (or at least she believes they are), and once Steve leaves the room, Hayley hightails to Snot's house and kicks his ass for stealing her underwear.
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* In "The Scarlett Getter", Steve, in a rush to get to school, dogs through the washing machine and accidentally dons a pair of Hayley's panties, but since his luck improves drastically while wearing them, he decides to keep them. Until Snot stole them. When Steve comes clean to Hayley, Hayley shows no anger towards Steve and even sweetly reassures him that the panties weren't lucky, it was him all along, affectionately bopping him on the nose as she says so. Though it turns out that the panties are lucky, and once Steve leaves, Hayley hightails to Snot's house and kicks his ass for stealing her underwear.

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* In "The Scarlett Getter", Steve, in a rush to get to school, dogs through the washing machine and accidentally dons a pair of Hayley's panties, but since his luck improves drastically while wearing them, he decides to keep them. Until Snot stole them. When Steve comes clean to Hayley, Hayley shows no anger towards Steve and even sweetly reassures him that the panties weren't lucky, it was him all along, affectionately bopping him on the nose as she says so. Though it turns out that the panties are lucky, lucky (or at least she believes they are), and once Steve leaves, leaves the room, Hayley hightails to Snot's house and kicks his ass for stealing her underwear.
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* In "The Scarlett Getter", Steve, in a rush to get to school, dogs through the washing machine and accidentally dons a pair of Hayley's panties, but since his luck improves drastically while wearing them, he decides to keep them. Until Snot stole them. When Steve comes clean to Hayley, Hayley shows no anger towards Steve and even sweetly reassures him that the panties weren't lucky, it was him all along, affectionately bopping him on the nose as she says so. Though it turns out that the panties are lucky, and once Steve leaves, Hayley hightails to Snot's house and kicks his ass for stealing her underwear.
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* The ending to "Why Can't We Be Friends?" with Steve and Snot air-guitaring.

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* The ending to "Why Can't We Be Friends?" [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVJklOatnBQ with Steve and Snot air-guitaring.air-guitaring]].
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** After Hayley has been injured by the shark, [[MamaBear Francine]] saves her by picking her up and carrying her like a baby despite Hayley being an fully grown adult. "Hang on, Hayley, mama's coming!"
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** Also, when the family (mistakenly) thinks they are about to be shot to death, what does Stan do? He puts himself protectively in front of the family member he is standing close enough to do so. That family member? [[PapaWolf Haley]]. Similarly, Francine holds Steve close to her, and tries to shield [[MamaBear Steve]]. For all their faults, the Smiths will protect their children with their lives, to the last moment.
* In "Bush Comes to Dinner", President Bush standing for Haley after Stan called her a lost cause and Stan realizing he was wrong about her.

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** Also, when the family (mistakenly) thinks they are about to be shot to death, what does Stan do? He puts himself protectively in front of the family member he is standing close enough to do so. That family member? [[PapaWolf Haley]].Hayley]]. Similarly, Francine holds Steve close to her, and tries to shield [[MamaBear Steve]]. For all their faults, the Smiths will protect their children with their lives, to the last moment.
* In "Bush Comes to Dinner", President Bush standing for Haley Hayley after Stan called her a lost cause and Stan realizing he was wrong about her.
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* In "NSA (No Snoops Allowed)" Stan normally a massive StrawMan without hesitation forgives Steve for giving away CIA secrets to the NSA proving he relay dose love his son more than his career.

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* In "NSA (No Snoops Allowed)" Stan normally a massive StrawMan without hesitation forgives Steve for giving away CIA secrets to the NSA without hesitation, proving he relay dose really does love his son more than his career.
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* In "Bush Comes to Dinner", President Bush standing for Haley after Stan called her a lost cause and Stan realizing he was wrong about her.
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* The ending of "Vacation Goo".
** Also, when the family (mistakenly) thinks they are about to be shot to death, what does Stan do? He puts himself protectively in front of the family member he is standing close enough to do so. That family member? [[PapaWolf Haley]]. Similarly, Francine holds Steve close to her, and tries to shield [[MamaBear Steve]]. For all their faults, the Smiths will protect their children with their lives, to the last moment.
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* The 2014 Christmas special ends with the entire Smith family in a GroupHug. ''Even Klaus]]''.

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* The 2014 Christmas special ends with the entire Smith family in a GroupHug. ''Even Klaus]]''.Klaus''.
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* The Smiths assuring that Klaus is a part of their family and won't leave him to die in "Thank God for Loose-Rocks!".
** In a similar vein, Klaus telling Rogu that his also family.
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* The end of "[[CowboyEpisode West to Mexico]]" is one long PetTheDog moment for the normally sociopathic Roger as [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands he uses his]] SuperSpeed to save Hayley and Stan from Bullock's gang, and even TakingTheBullet for Stan in a HeroicSacrifice.

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* The episode "Of Ice and Men". Despite it being a parody of ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', it is actually a very touching moment where Stan puts aside his usual stubborn attitude and has a very meaningful bonding experience between him and Francine. The B-Story has a rather touching and [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome awesome]] moment, when Toshi, at Snot and Svetlana, the [[ItMakesSenseInContext mail-order Russian bride]]'s wedding, interrupts it by admitting his love for Svetlana ''in fluent Russian.''
** The FramingDevice for "Of Ice and Men". It's nice to know that someday, Klaus will finally be human again.
*** And will live long enough to bond with his grandkid.

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* The episode "Of Ice and Men". Despite it being a parody of ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', it is actually a very touching moment where Stan puts aside his usual stubborn attitude and has a very meaningful bonding experience between him and Francine. The B-Story has a rather touching and [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome awesome]] moment, when Toshi, at Snot and Svetlana, the [[ItMakesSenseInContext mail-order Russian bride]]'s wedding, interrupts it by admitting his love for Svetlana ''in fluent Russian.''
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'' The FramingDevice for "Of Ice and Men". the episode is also sweet. It's nice to know that someday, Klaus will finally be human again.
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* In The Best Christmas Story Never Told, after Stan's Time Travelling Hijinks cause the Soviet Union to take over the United States, it comes down to him needing to shoot Ronald Reagan due to a sobered up Martin Scorsese never making Taxi Driver, which means Reagan was never shot by John Hinckley, nor did he felt empowered by surviving an assasination attempt, which meant he lost to Walter Mondale in the new reality, who surrendered control of the USA to the Soviet Union. At First, Stan refuses to shoot his hero, even when Francine reminds Stan how much he loves Christmas, and how that wouldn't be allowed if the Soviets controlled the US. Stan says that he doesn't care as long as he's with Francine and the kids.........
** ......That is until Michelle points out that in the Alternate-Soviet Ruled future, Stan and Francine might never meet, which means Steve and Hayley won't exist. Swallowing his pride, Stan agrees that he must shoot Reagan, but what gets him to shoot Reagan is not to save Christmas, or America, it's this:

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* In The Best Christmas Story Never Told, after Stan's Time Travelling Hijinks time travelling hijinks cause the Soviet Union to take over the United States, it comes down to him needing to shoot Ronald Reagan due to a sobered up Martin Scorsese never making Taxi Driver, which means Reagan was never shot by John Hinckley, nor did he felt empowered by surviving an assasination attempt, which meant he lost to Walter Mondale in the new reality, who surrendered control of the USA to the Soviet Union. At First, Stan refuses to shoot his hero, even when Francine reminds Stan how much he loves Christmas, and how that wouldn't be allowed if the Soviets controlled the US. Stan says that he doesn't care as long as he's with Francine and the kids.........kids.
** ......That is until ** When Michelle points out that in the Alternate-Soviet Ruled future, Stan and Francine might never meet, which means Steve and Hayley won't exist. Swallowing his pride, exist, Stan swallows his pride and agrees that he must shoot Reagan, but what gets him to shoot Reagan is not to save Christmas, or America, it's this:



* Hayley actually taking Stan's side during the hurricane episode.
** How about Stan trying to save his family throughout that episode? Sure, every attempt failed miserably and made things [[FromBadToWorse even worse]] but like Hayley said, he was really trying.

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Hayley actually taking Stan's side during the hurricane episode.
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** How about Stan trying genuinely tries to save his family throughout that episode? the episode. Sure, every attempt failed miserably and made things [[FromBadToWorse even worse]] but like Hayley said, he was really trying.



** [[TastesLikeDiabetes Debatable.]]

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