American Dad - "The People vs. Martin Sugar" [12/5]

[Conberal]

Broadcast Order: Season 6, Episode 7
Production Order: Season 5, Episode 5

Writers: Jonathan Fener
Director: Pam Cooke


A new episode airs tonight at 9:30 PM Eastern. Here is the synopsis:

 

[Jessica.xRoxanne.x]

Man, poor Steve.

OK, that part with the painted street performer made me lose it.

 

[ohsorocknroll]

"And my number one pick for fictious dog is: Brian Griffin!"
"Do I know you?"
"...STOP PRETENDING I DON'T EXIST!"

Awesome.

 

[shampoomaker]

Didn't expect to see Bryan. "Stop pretending I don't exist!"

Loved how Stan was the only sane one at that trial.

 

[Gathii]

There was some truth there. This show seems to always "get the shaft".

Francine urging Haley to do a better job at "satisfying" Jeff seemed like a forced attempt at shock/uncomfortableness. But, glad to see they're trying to do something with Haley and Jeff.

 

[Ryan Ahern]

Well, it looks like having Jeff live under the Smiths' roof might actually work. Sort of ironic how Stan and Roger switched roles at the end. I'll never understand how Roger continues to be a Karma Houdini.

 

[Grandma C]

Lol that's an awesome crime dog you got there Stan.:anime:

 

[gottjess?]

Great episode :anime:
My favorite parts are The Brian scene,The scene with the street performer,Roger laughing at his own joke and crash over the hill,and Klaus seeing Jeff naked in the kitchen closet XD

 

[Heididididididi.]

Stan was actually pretty admirable in this episode. Well, up until he went on his own personal Roger manhunt.

A lot of this episode made me laugh, I wonder what Jeff and Hayley are planning on doing now.

I liked Stan's list of fictional dogs. I guess after the Rush Limbaugh episode of Family Guy, Stan really did become a fan of Brian.



Probably because he has so many identities. They'll get punished, but he never will in the long run since all he has to do is just abandon that identity for the next one.

 

[GOODNIGHT MOON]

I guess it's about time the law caught up with one of Roger's Personas.
This episode had some good jokes: the guy trying to have sex with the street performer, Stan's list of fictional dogs (Brian being #1, but he shrugs him off), and the family trying to deal with Jeff's disorder.
If Stan didn't assault the marshall and just went after Roger, he wouldn't have to be on trial. Now Roger's going to screw him over.

Since Stan included Brian in his fictional dogs list, that cements Family Guy as a cartoon in the AD! universe.