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* "The Multiverse of American Dadness" is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. A multiverse-hopping escapade focusing Hailey chasing Steve across the multiverse as she tries to get him to go to a Shaggy concert with her while also learning to appreciate him as a person. Oh, and Shaggy is a universal constant across all realities.
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* "The Multiverse of American Dadness" is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. A multiverse-hopping escapade focusing Hailey chasing Steve across the multiverse TheMultiverse as she tries to get him to go to a Shaggy concert with her while also learning to appreciate him as a person. Oh, and Shaggy is a universal constant across all realities.
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* "The Multiverse of American Dadness" is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. A multiverse-hopping escapade focusing Hailey chasing Steve across the multiverse as she tries to get him to go to a Music/{{Shaggy}} concert with her while also learning to appreciate him as a person. Oh, and Shaggy is a universal constant across all realities.
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* "The Multiverse of American Dadness" is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. A multiverse-hopping escapade focusing Hailey chasing Steve across the multiverse as she tries to get him to go to a Music/{{Shaggy}} Shaggy concert with her while also learning to appreciate him as a person. Oh, and Shaggy is a universal constant across all realities.
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* "West of Mexico" is a CowboyEpisode that takes place in an AlternateContinuity where Roger is a bounty hunter tasked with hunting down Stan. None of the Smiths know each other and Francine twerks to an old-timey cover of Dawin's "Dessert".
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* "West of Mexico" is a CowboyEpisode that takes place in an AlternateContinuity where Roger is a bounty hunter tasked with hunting down Stan. None of the Smiths know each other and Francine twerks to an old-timey cover of Dawin's "Dessert"."Dessert".
* "The Multiverse of American Dadness" is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. A multiverse-hopping escapade focusing Hailey chasing Steve across the multiverse as she tries to get him to go to a Music/{{Shaggy}} concert with her while also learning to appreciate him as a person. Oh, and Shaggy is a universal constant across all realities.
* "The Multiverse of American Dadness" is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. A multiverse-hopping escapade focusing Hailey chasing Steve across the multiverse as she tries to get him to go to a Music/{{Shaggy}} concert with her while also learning to appreciate him as a person. Oh, and Shaggy is a universal constant across all realities.
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* "West of Mexico" is a CowboyEpisode that takes place in an AlternateContinuity where Roger is a bounty hunter tasked with hunting down Stan. None of the Smiths know each other and Francine twerks to an old-timey cover of Darwin's "Dessert".
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* "West of Mexico" is a CowboyEpisode that takes place in an AlternateContinuity where Roger is a bounty hunter tasked with hunting down Stan. None of the Smiths know each other and Francine twerks to an old-timey cover of Darwin's Dawin's "Dessert".
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* "Hot Water" is a MusicalEpisode narrated by Cee Lo Green, in which a murderous hot tub kills off everyone in the cast. Its bizarre premise was justified by the fact it was supposed to be the last episode of the entire series since the writers were afraid FOX was going to cancel the show. When the network greenlit more seasons, the episode was put on as a season seven premiere and the deaths were written off as non-canon.
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* "Hot Water" is a MusicalEpisode narrated by Cee Lo Green, Music/CeeLoGreen, in which a murderous hot tub kills off everyone in the cast. Its bizarre premise was justified by the fact it was supposed to be the last episode of the entire series since the writers were afraid FOX was going to cancel the show. When the network greenlit more seasons, the episode was put on as a season seven premiere and the deaths were written off as non-canon.
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* "The Two Hundred" takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turning into cannibals and going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus, being rode by Jeff. We then FlashForward years later, seeing a now elderly Stan having just told the events of the episode to a group of his ''grandchildren'', including numerous implied to be adopted children ''and'' Jeff and Hayley's biological daughter[[labelnote:*]]she looks like a young Hayley, shares her voice, and is wearing Jeff's hat[[/labelnote]] as the rest of the family, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Greg]], are now tending to a lakeside farm, Klaus is in the lake playing with other kids, and Roger is lazing around, all while Stan imparts a lesson on Hayley and Jeff's daughter: [[SpaceWhaleAesop never let Roger go in a Hadron Collider]].
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* "The Two Hundred" takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turning into cannibals and going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus, being rode by Jeff. We then FlashForward years later, seeing a now elderly Stan having just told the events of the episode to a group of his ''grandchildren'', including numerous implied to be adopted children ''and'' Jeff and Hayley's biological daughter[[labelnote:*]]she looks like a young Hayley, shares her voice, and is wearing Jeff's hat[[/labelnote]] as the rest of the family, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Greg]], are now tending to a lakeside farm, Klaus is in the lake playing with other kids, and Roger is lazing around, all while Stan imparts a lesson on Hayley and Jeff's daughter: [[SpaceWhaleAesop never let Roger go in a Hadron Collider]].Collider]].
* "West of Mexico" is a CowboyEpisode that takes place in an AlternateContinuity where Roger is a bounty hunter tasked with hunting down Stan. None of the Smiths know each other and Francine twerks to an old-timey cover of Darwin's "Dessert".
* "West of Mexico" is a CowboyEpisode that takes place in an AlternateContinuity where Roger is a bounty hunter tasked with hunting down Stan. None of the Smiths know each other and Francine twerks to an old-timey cover of Darwin's "Dessert".
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* "The Two Hundred" takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turning into cannibals and going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus.
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* "The Two Hundred" takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turning into cannibals and going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus.Klaus, being rode by Jeff. We then FlashForward years later, seeing a now elderly Stan having just told the events of the episode to a group of his ''grandchildren'', including numerous implied to be adopted children ''and'' Jeff and Hayley's biological daughter[[labelnote:*]]she looks like a young Hayley, shares her voice, and is wearing Jeff's hat[[/labelnote]] as the rest of the family, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Greg]], are now tending to a lakeside farm, Klaus is in the lake playing with other kids, and Roger is lazing around, all while Stan imparts a lesson on Hayley and Jeff's daughter: [[SpaceWhaleAesop never let Roger go in a Hadron Collider]].
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Cutting Word Cruft and irrelevant details (Brevity Is Wit). The James Bond parodies are set in their own continuity, so they do not qualify.
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* "Tear Jerker" and "For Black Eyes Only" (Film/JamesBond parodies)
* "Hot Water" (a MusicalEpisode where a murderous hot tub kills off everyone in the cast. In that episode's defense, it was supposed to be the last episode of the entire series because the writers were afraid FOX was going to cancel the show. When they discovered that FOX wasn't going to cancel ''American Dad'', the episode was put on as a season seven premiere and the deaths were written off as non-canon).
* "Blood Crieth Unto Heaven" (an ''American Dad'' episode set up like a stage play).
* "Hot Water" (a MusicalEpisode where a murderous hot tub kills off everyone in the cast. In that episode's defense, it was supposed to be the last episode of the entire series because the writers were afraid FOX was going to cancel the show. When they discovered that FOX wasn't going to cancel ''American Dad'', the episode was put on as a season seven premiere and the deaths were written off as non-canon).
* "Blood Crieth Unto Heaven" (an ''American Dad'' episode set up like a stage play).
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* "Blood Crieth Unto Heaven"
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* "Blagsnarst: A Love Story": The final episode on FOX, where the whole story (and possibly the series) turns out to be a story told by Stan about how Kim Kardashian was born (which, in the ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' world, depicts Kardashian as a furry, pink alien being whose hair burned off in a car accident after Roger tried to get rid of her).
* "American Fung": The show begins with a live-action ColdOpening depicting Asian billionaire Fung Wah saying that Creator/SethMacFarlane sold ''American Dad!'' to him, and the episode features several moments depicting him in animated form and shilling himself and his products, culminating in him taking over the B-plot, doing the voices of Steve, Hayley and Roger, and hastily making up an ending for the A-plot. The [[GainaxEnding ending]] involves Fung selling the show to another Asian billionaire who transplants the show to China, and the new ''American Chinese Dad!'' show has the family meeting WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and dancing [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Snoopy]]-style. ''Yeah.''
* "The Two Hundred", which takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turned cannibal going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus.
* "American Fung": The show begins with a live-action ColdOpening depicting Asian billionaire Fung Wah saying that Creator/SethMacFarlane sold ''American Dad!'' to him, and the episode features several moments depicting him in animated form and shilling himself and his products, culminating in him taking over the B-plot, doing the voices of Steve, Hayley and Roger, and hastily making up an ending for the A-plot. The [[GainaxEnding ending]] involves Fung selling the show to another Asian billionaire who transplants the show to China, and the new ''American Chinese Dad!'' show has the family meeting WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and dancing [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Snoopy]]-style. ''Yeah.''
* "The Two Hundred", which takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turned cannibal going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus.
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* "Blagsnarst: A Love Story": The final episode on FOX, where the whole story (and possibly the series) episode's main plot turns out to be Stan telling a story told by Stan about how the birth of Kim Kardashian was born (which, in the ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' world, depicts Kardashian Kardashian, who is depicted as a furry, pink alien being whose hair burned off in a car accident after Roger tried to get rid of her).
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* "American Fung": The show begins with a live-action ColdOpening depicting Asian billionaire Fung Wah saying that Creator/SethMacFarlane sold ''American Dad!'' to him, and the episode features several moments depicting him in animated form and shilling himself and his products, culminating in him taking over the B-plot, doing the voices of Steve, Hayley and Roger, and hastily making up an ending for the A-plot. The [[GainaxEnding ending]] involves Fung selling the show to another Asian billionaire who transplants the show to China, and the new ''American Chinese Dad!'' show has the family meeting WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and dancing [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}Snoopy]]-style. ''Yeah.''
Snoopy]]-style.
* "The TwoHundred", which Hundred" takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turned cannibal turning into cannibals and going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus.
* "American Fung": The show begins with a live-action ColdOpening depicting Asian billionaire Fung Wah saying that Creator/SethMacFarlane sold ''American Dad!'' to him, and the episode features several moments depicting him in animated form and shilling himself and his products, culminating in him taking over the B-plot, doing the voices of Steve, Hayley and Roger, and hastily making up an ending for the A-plot. The [[GainaxEnding ending]] involves Fung selling the show to another Asian billionaire who transplants the show to China, and the new ''American Chinese Dad!'' show has the family meeting WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and dancing [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}
* "The Two
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As noted on the main page, the show loves employing unorthodox or outright experimental storytelling methods, and plays fast and loose with continuity to boot. As such, it shouldn't come as too much of a shock that there's quite a lot of these:
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* "Tear Jerker" and "For Black Eyes Only" (Film/JamesBond parodies)
* "Hot Water" (a MusicalEpisode where a murderous hot tub kills off everyone in the cast. In that episode's defense, it was supposed to be the last episode of the entire series because the writers were afraid FOX was going to cancel the show. When they discovered that FOX wasn't going to cancel ''American Dad'', the episode was put on as a season seven premiere and the deaths were written off as non-canon).
* "Blood Crieth Unto Heaven" (an ''American Dad'' episode set up like a stage play).
* "Lost in Space", the show's 150th episode[[note]]Promoted (and likely produced) as such. In actuality, it was the 151st episode to air.[[/note]] is this crossed with ADayInTheLimelight: Stan, Francine, and Steve don't appear at all outside of the opening recap which consists of old footage (and even then, Stan is the only one of the three who speaks in said recycled footage), Hayley appears very briefly in the beginning and another character briefly morphs into her later on and she in turn is the only major character to have an actual appearance (Roger appears briefly as well, but it's in a scene that's in another character's mind). The episode focuses mostly on Jeff (Hayley's stoner husband) and is more of a sci-fi adventure with some comedic overtones and music provided entirely by the band Wax Fang.
* "Blagsnarst: A Love Story": The final episode on FOX, where the whole story (and possibly the series) turns out to be a story told by Stan about how Kim Kardashian was born (which, in the ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' world, depicts Kardashian as a furry, pink alien being whose hair burned off in a car accident after Roger tried to get rid of her).
* "American Fung": The show begins with a live-action ColdOpening depicting Asian billionaire Fung Wah saying that Creator/SethMacFarlane sold ''American Dad!'' to him, and the episode features several moments depicting him in animated form and shilling himself and his products, culminating in him taking over the B-plot, doing the voices of Steve, Hayley and Roger, and hastily making up an ending for the A-plot. The [[GainaxEnding ending]] involves Fung selling the show to another Asian billionaire who transplants the show to China, and the new ''American Chinese Dad!'' show has the family meeting WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and dancing [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Snoopy]]-style. ''Yeah.''
* "The Two Hundred", which takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turned cannibal going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus.
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* "Tear Jerker" and "For Black Eyes Only" (Film/JamesBond parodies)
* "Hot Water" (a MusicalEpisode where a murderous hot tub kills off everyone in the cast. In that episode's defense, it was supposed to be the last episode of the entire series because the writers were afraid FOX was going to cancel the show. When they discovered that FOX wasn't going to cancel ''American Dad'', the episode was put on as a season seven premiere and the deaths were written off as non-canon).
* "Blood Crieth Unto Heaven" (an ''American Dad'' episode set up like a stage play).
* "Lost in Space", the show's 150th episode[[note]]Promoted (and likely produced) as such. In actuality, it was the 151st episode to air.[[/note]] is this crossed with ADayInTheLimelight: Stan, Francine, and Steve don't appear at all outside of the opening recap which consists of old footage (and even then, Stan is the only one of the three who speaks in said recycled footage), Hayley appears very briefly in the beginning and another character briefly morphs into her later on and she in turn is the only major character to have an actual appearance (Roger appears briefly as well, but it's in a scene that's in another character's mind). The episode focuses mostly on Jeff (Hayley's stoner husband) and is more of a sci-fi adventure with some comedic overtones and music provided entirely by the band Wax Fang.
* "Blagsnarst: A Love Story": The final episode on FOX, where the whole story (and possibly the series) turns out to be a story told by Stan about how Kim Kardashian was born (which, in the ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' world, depicts Kardashian as a furry, pink alien being whose hair burned off in a car accident after Roger tried to get rid of her).
* "American Fung": The show begins with a live-action ColdOpening depicting Asian billionaire Fung Wah saying that Creator/SethMacFarlane sold ''American Dad!'' to him, and the episode features several moments depicting him in animated form and shilling himself and his products, culminating in him taking over the B-plot, doing the voices of Steve, Hayley and Roger, and hastily making up an ending for the A-plot. The [[GainaxEnding ending]] involves Fung selling the show to another Asian billionaire who transplants the show to China, and the new ''American Chinese Dad!'' show has the family meeting WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse and dancing [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Snoopy]]-style. ''Yeah.''
* "The Two Hundred", which takes place AfterTheEnd [[spoiler:as a result of Roger entering a Large Hadron Collider]]. It culminates in most of Langley Falls (barring the Smith Family) turned cannibal going to war against every last persona Roger has ever made [[spoiler:([[EnemyWithout given form]] from the aforementioned Collider incident)]] before their fight is interrupted by a mutant, monstrous Klaus.
