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The series is a virtual world experiment by the CIA onto Stan ala The Prisoner meets The Truman Show
Stan either voluntered for a virtual world experiment or was forced into it. In real life, Stan was a pathetic racist jignostic who would blindly let his prejudices get in the way of his life. In virtual world, his dreams could all come true of being a perfect human, in either case not knowing the circumstances of why.
Bullock could be the morally ambigious administraitor of this experiment and have full control over all that happens in it, right down to the non-canon episodes like "Raptures Delight" and every Big Lipped Alligator Moment. In the virtual world, Real!Stan's life is comprised of...
Jack Smith isn't really Stan's father.
Or Stan's mother isn't a natural blond. Would explain where Steve got red hair.
Roger's alternate personalities are because of the Best Friending Ritual from the episode "Roger 'N Me".
Within two days of doing his first ritual, he has all of three peoples' memories floating around inside of him (including his own), and one or all of the duplicated sets of memories seem to have perfect recall. He starts disguising himself before this, but they only seem to take on lives of their own (and he only forgets which personalities are actually his alternates) after the events of this episode.
The Golden Turd literally affects peoples' minds.
A man beats his best friend to death for half the potential worth of the artifact (which drives him to guilt-based suicide), a long-time Ethical Cop steals evidence two weeks before his retirement, and a woman poisons her husband for planning to return the artifact and clear his conscience. It then becomes an item of reverence after the apocalypse. Possible, especially considering Money, Dear Boy, but should all of those things have happened so quickly?
Everything in this show is just a Bizarro flip from Family Guy, and thus infinitely more interesting in every way.
The disguise Roger wears in the episode where he and Steve try to tell Bush about Bin Laden's location is supposed to represent Light Yagami
Roger's real mission is to replace everyone on Earth.
The crash test dummy story was a ruse. Eventually it's just going to be him impersonating everyone and the Smiths.
Barry's parents are keeping him fat for the good of humanity.
As many of us know, Barry takes "vitamins" to suppress what a psychotic Complete Monster he is. However, it is revealed at many points in the show through his dialog and actions that sometimes these pills probably don't work as well as they should("I wanna kill her with a bottle!" "Let's kill his mom, next!") So what are his parents to do if they can't completely slow him down mentally? Slow him down physically, of course! They feed him an endless stream of junk food and discourage exercise, keeping him fat and complacent. After all, we've seen how dangerous he is off his meds, could you imagine how much that level of danger would be multiplied if he was physically fit?! Unfortunately for Barry, but possibly good for the people of Langley Falls, this horrid diet has caused a large host of health problems (such as type-2 diabetes and renal failure) that are only now starting to get acknowledged by the cast. In the future, I can see an episode where Stan, disgusted by Barry's weight, puts him on a diet and exercise regimen to make him physically fit. Barry, during one of his psychotic moments of "clarity", realizes his chance and stops taking his pills or flushes them down the toilet, then starts to really fuck shit up.
The serie will end with a Big Damn Movie
about Roger's world, a governement conspirancy, the place were Klaus become king or a parody of a movie.
Roger is a child of Doctor Frank N Furter
A hedonistic pan-sexual alien crossdresser? anyone else think its hereditary?
Hayley isn't really bi
She's shown interest in doing the nasty with other women, but hasn't actually done it. She just wants to do it with another woman because it's another way to rebel.
The CIA really does execute tattle tales
Stan just said that they didn't, so she wouldn't be scared of him going to his workplace. The CIA intentionally meant to kill the woman's husband.
Francine is the stereotypical symbol of what every white woman wants to be.
Or at least what everyone with a white wife wants their wife to look like. Let's see she doesn't have a single flaw on her except for when she's not touching up on her beauty regime and she has blonde hair, I hear that's the hair every white person wants, this show doesn't focus on eye color so she just has normal colored eyes, and not blue eyes.
actually a fact, Roger does have some cool alien powers 6 from what I've counted
1. He craps hypnotizingly gold, jewel encrusted turds. 2. He can survive an extreme amount of punishment, as seen from the numerous times he's been hit with cars or dropped from great heights. 3. He can move at unreasonably fast speeds, as seen in "Jenny fromdablock" when he impersonated a cousin of Steve's to date Snot. Oh and the horse episode when he said I hope the horse whisperer isn't me this time. He got there and said "oh crap", as the camera moved to the seat we saw Roger all changed into his other costume and then as the camera moved back he was with Stan again and said, " thank goodness I'm just his secratary". 4. I would call this a power while most wouldn't, his ability to completly and mentally snap of a personality of his into it's own life, still within himself. As seen in the episode mentioned above with the horse, but more importantly as seen in the episode where he was missing a glove and it turned out to belong to another persnality that he lost when it got married. 5. He can probe you and learn everything you know. 6. He seems to stand still on time, he was around when biggie was shot, he was around when he got those free nights at the hotel, he was around when he ended up becoming the creator of disco, but he always looks the same. He created disco when stan went back in time with that angel and left a record there, that Roger happened to find. And he got the free night in the hotel when stan Steve went back in time to end up becoming the person in the painting he jacked it to.
Stan from American Dad and Quagmire from Family Guy share the same father, or at least grandfather.
Stan got his chin and build from their father, and Quagmire got his promiscuity, cheating, and chin from their father. Both also share the same hair color.
Francine is Obfuscating Stupidity.
Despite acting ditzy she has moments of brilliance such as in 'Stan Time'.
Jewel and Francine share the same grandmother.
In 'Shallow Vows' when she does not touch up her beauty regimen she looks like Jewel. Anyone else think that?
This show is not in the same world as Family Guy
The god here and on Family Guy are different. Their Jesus are two completely seperate characters. The crossover in the "Stewie Kills Lois" two parter was just part of the ep's use of VR. There's been no gag of Cleveland taking a bath and being blown out of the house.
Roger was the single worst person on his otherwise utopian planet.
How would a society where most of the people were like Roger function? It simply couldn't survive long enough to invent fire, let alone space travel. Since they would need to suppress their bitchiness to function, the ones with a naturally high bitch level would die, or at least be to weak to fight off illnesses. Thus, over time you end up with a civilization consisting of kind, generous, altruistic individuals. But every once in a while, you end up with a bunch of recessive genes coming together...
Stan IS good in a crisis
He just really hates his family. Judging from the damage everyone received, I think he hates Francine the most, I mean he shot her, that's pretty bad. He also beat the snot of Jeff, but has already, on several occasions, mentioned he hates him. To add to that I think he had C.I.A. agents plant the shark specificaly for Halie to be taken by. And had them move his house off of the foundation
Janet lives with a foster family
We don't see her living with Principal Lewis.
James, Quagmire's cat from Family Guy, is Simon, Steve's cat from American Dad.
They look similar, except that Simon has a lot of cuts and bruises and generally looks like he's been run over by a car (which he was). Peter buried him in a place that works like the Pet Sematary (along with his lucky cat's foot), and he Came Back Wrong. They also both have the name of a biblical apostle, but that's probably just a meaningless coincidence (in- or out-of-universe).
The show will end with either Stan and Francine dying or some other big thing happening.
There'll be an episode where Linda Memari confess her feelings for Francine.
She doesn't care if Francine is married or straight, Linda wants to be with her. Things will be awkward between them and become estranged. Linda becomes obsessed to the point of kidnapping Francine and driving off to where Linda can marry Francine against her will.
Roger has a special power that prevents people from recognizing him.
The Ladybugs will come after Francine again.
Roger will eventually be caught by the CIA.
Roger comes from a genderless species.
The entire series is Klaus' dream.
Family Guy is a TV show that people in American Dad watch
There's been at least two hints to support this. Stan mentions Brian as his favorite fictional dog; Brian, who's revealed to be right next to him, reacts like a celebrity who feels pestered by the public might. ("Do I know you?") Later, Stan is shown apparently watching and commenting on the same episode we (the viewers) are watching; when Brian decides to (temporarily) become Republican, Stan says, "Good for him." Thus, Stan is a fan of Family Guy. Alternately...
Barry is the grown-up version of Stewie
Lois is a redhead. Barry is a redhead. Peter and Chris are fat. Barry is fat. Stewie is an Evil Brit. When Barry stops taking his pills, he turns into an Evil Brit. By the current season in Family Guy, the Griffins (or just Brian) eventually figured out he was evil and started giving him "vitamins" to stunt his homicidal intent, resulting in Stewie's current Villain Decay. (Maybe the pills fix the shape of his head somehow?) As he grows up, he gets fatter and stupider. He calls himself Barry instead of Stewie because he confuses his name with that of Bertram's, his half brother by Peter (who he calls Barry because "Bertram" is now too hard for him to say).
Roger has something of a Freudian Excuse
His life on his home planet was unspeakably awful. It explains why it's almost never brought up.
Toshi had an experience with aliens once.
In one episode, Steve introduces him to his "Uncle Roger", whom Toshi recognizes as "the alien in a wig". The only ones who can recognize Roger as an alien are Stan's family and the workers at Area 51, people who have had prolonged contact with him.
Hayley's personality is the result of being brainwashed as a child.
She is shown to be a Daddy's Girl when she was a little kid, but once he tried to condition her to be an assassin so they could be a team, their relationship got tense and distant. Enraged by what her father put her through, she subconsciously designed herself to be precisely what Stan hates.
When he went crazy, Roger forced each Smith to roast the family member they love most for extra sadism.
Thus:
Stan is Hayley's biological father.
They both have black hair (which is a recessive trait, if memory serves) and similar personalities. The only thing that other guy had in common with Hayley was a headband which... isn't exactly genetic.
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