American Dad

While running an errand in Little Columbia, Stan is confronted by his hidden past.

Steve is taking the PPSAT and Hayley has to drive him to the downtown testing facility. Their car breaks down in the suburbs and the siblings encounter a violent gang of make-up saleswoman who rule the neighborhood. As they run for their lives, Steve and Hayley uncover the dark secrets the of the seemingly normal community. Meanwhile, the rest of the family embarks on a mission to rescue Steve and Hayley from downtown, but find that the downtown they used to know has completely changed.

Roger dreams of opening a male strip club where the clothes stay on, but no one supports his idea. After Roger is turned away by everyone else, he discovers that Jeff has a natural talent for classical stripping. Roger takes Jeff as a pupil and coaches him to compete in the World Series of Strip. Meanwhile Klaus moves into Steve's room.

Stan brings superstar The Weeknd to the Smith house in order to teach Roger the importance of good behavior and following rules. The Weeknd quickly bonds with the family, but Roger rejects his lessons. Roger and The Weeknd decide to trade places, with Roger going on to live the life of a wild superstar while The Weeknd lives a quiet life with the Smiths.

Steve discovers that Francine has been secretly pumping breast milk and sneaking it into his food. Steve is horrified and tries to distance himself from Francine, but after he is cast as the lead in the school play, Steve realizes the milk gives him the energy he needs. Francine and Steve work together to rehearse for the play while keeping the breast milk a secret.

Stan and his CIA team are given the task of infiltrating a video game E-Sports tournament and assassinating an enemy general. The CIA team plan to pose as teenage gamers in order to fit in, but they lack the gaming skills to make the tournament. Stan pretends to want father/son time with Steve in order to get Steve to join the team and lead them to victory.

Stan runs into a childhood friend and is haunted by the memory of how he didn't stick up for that friend when they were bullied as kids. Stan vows to fix his mistake by helping the old friend find a better job and start a new life. Every attempt Stan makes at rectifying the past backfires until the old friend reveals what really happened the night they were bullied.

Hayley attempts to help Klaus gain his United States citizenship, but the plan backfires when the Immigration Department learns that Klaus has been in the country illegally for twenty years. In order to prevent Klaus from being deported, Hayley has her consciousness placed into a fish body and joins Klaus in a fake marriage.

Roger, Francine, and Jeff resent the other family members for having jobs and purpose. The trio decide to start their own business, a tour focusing on an infamous Langley Falls serial killer. They find themselves in over their heads as they learn how hard it is to run a business. Meanwhile the killer is still on the loose and becomes fascinated with the tour.

Stan is injured in a freak accident and Francine vows to nurse him back to health. Francine does such a good job healing Stan that the couple falls in love again. Stan quits his job and the couple opens a business together. But Francine soon learns that Stan is completely dependent on her and his neediness threatens to drive the couple apart.

The family lets Stan win all of their family game nights because he is such a bad loser. Stan becomes bored with his easy victories and seeks a new game to conquer. Bullock introduces the family to his labyrinth, a massive maze filled with puzzles and monsters that has been built into the CIA basement. As the family tackles the maze Stan begins to learn just how sore of a loser he really is.

Steve and the boys plan to get calf implants together, but Steve reveals he has spent the group's collective money on himself. In order to make the money back, the group participates as guards in a Stanford-style prison experiment run by Roger. When the inmates overthrow the guards and hold them hostage, Steve formulates a plan to save his friends. Meanwhile Stan mourns the loss of a co-worker.

Steve and the boys make friends with a beautiful Swedish exchange student named Sllort. The boys realize that Sllort will become very popular and possibly abandon them as friends, so they conspire to get her suspended from school in the hopes that she'll spend more time with them. The plan backfires when Sllort is arrested for a horrific crime and the boys must find a way to prove her innocence.

Stan's father Jack dies during a police chase and the family gathers to mourn him. Stan is traumatized by being unable to find closure with Jack, so Roger fakes a séance in order to help Stan move on. The ghost of Jack appears during the séance and becomes bound to the mortal plane. Trapped within the house, Jack finds new ways to belittle Stan and the family.

Klaus is getting married and invites Stan, Roger, and Jeff to his bachelor party. The four go on an adventure to a small town where they have the time of their lives and bond as friends, but when the time comes to take Klaus to the wedding, they find themselves trapped by the locals. Meanwhile Francine and Hayley hire a stripper.

Stan believes that the family has grown too soft and comfortable with modern living, so he demolishes the house and builds a farm. When the crop is ruined by a plague of varmints, Hayley bears the burden of bringing in a new harvest and keeping the farm alive. Meanwhile, Klaus joins Scientology.

One of Roger's personas falls in love with Stan's co-worker Dick. The relationship consumes Roger's life, leading him to abandon his other personas and ignore the family's needs. The Smiths plot to frame Dick for cheating and break up the relationship, but their plan works too well and Roger seeks revenge against his former lover.

Steve wants to know about the Smith Family heritage, but Stan refuses to indulge him. Stan is obsessed with being American and tells Steve that being American is all that matters. Steve steals Stan's DNA for an at-home DNA test and discovers that they are Canadian. Steve rejoices in finally knowing his heritage, but the news devastates Stan.

Hayley has always dreamed of being a businesswoman but has been held back by Francine's criticism. With Roger's help, Hayley joins a large company and starts in the mailroom. Hayley taunts Francine with her new career and Francine responds by getting a job at the same company. The two enter a fierce competition as to who can be the better businesswoman.

Francine is fed up with Roger's incessant talking, so she takes him to places where he is forced to be quiet. When Roger insists on continuing to whisper, Francine discovers that she loves the whispering and is experiencing ASMR. The pair's friendship grows but becomes jeopardized when Roger learns why Francine is so attentive. Meanwhile, Steve gets a metal pole stuck in his head.

Stan and Francine try fly-fishing as a new couple's activity. Francine is a natural who falls in love with fishing, but Stan performs badly and hates it. To get out of fishing again Stan uses his CIA connections to dam the river. The dam creates a lake which becomes an immediate hot spot for the locals. Stan falls in love with the lake and the locals.

The family takes a trip on an old steam locomotive which is on its last ride before being placed in a museum. While the rest of the family enjoys the educational and cultural experience, Stan is miserable during the uncomfortable journey. The train is hijacked by an outlaw gang looking to settle an old score and it's up to Stan to save the train and his family.

In the 300th episode of ""American Dad"", the Golden Turd saga comes to a close as an ancient order tasked with destroying the turd finally catch up to Roger and the Smith Family.

The Smith family heads to a Christmas tree lighting at the mall and get trapped in a massive explosion. Stan is the lone survivor who finds himself trapped in a time loop, reliving the same five minutes over and over before the explosion. Stan must find a way to run the perfect five minute loop to save his family and stop the disaster from happening.