Stan, after he catches his SUV from rolling away, decides Steve needs a bully. Steve won’t return a homosexual giant-sized T-shirt, cross the street on his own, or fight for the last piece of pizza bread. Tonight’s lesson is carrying oranges up stairs. Happened before in episodes like “Lincoln Lover” and “Surro-Gate.” A couple of classics. For an example of that, check out “the Goode Family.” But “American Dad!” has managed to take great enjoyment from making Stan learn lessons from the lessons he tries to teach. One thing I was afraid of when “American Dad!” started was that the character’s beliefs were so different from the creators’, I thought it would be hard to make them likeable. Stan has his own unique perspective on the world. This week, “American Dad!” focus on the next best thing to Roger’s insanity: Stan teaching a lesson. I look forward to it returning on Comedy Central. Like “American Dad!” it’s also the second creation of a cartoon mastermind. Ah, “Futurama.” That show has been out of my mind for too long.
Thanks to April and Michael for reminding me in the comments that Bender from “Futurama” has a similar destructive narcissism. Last week, we got a heaping helpful of Roger, and I talked about how unique a sociopathic character Roger was.
Once again, “American Dad!” stands alone as the only new episode amid a Sunday night of reruns. This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links.
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