American Dad

American Dad (2005)

3 mistakes in season 8

(6 votes)

Why Can't We Be Friends? - S8-E5

Factual error: When the guys are on the Graviton, you can tell they're spinning clockwise, or to their left. That means everything should be pushed in the opposite direction, but one girl's hair is flowing to her left when it should be flowing to her right.

Bishop73

Blood Crieth Unto Heaven - S8-E10

Continuity mistake: When Stan and Francine are first in the kitchen, a record player is briefly seen to the right of the screen. However, when Stan returns to the kitchen after all his dad's items have been put in the bag there is no sign of the record player in the other room. (00:03:15 - 00:03:55)

Casual Person

A Jones for a Smith - S5-E11

Officer Figpucker: I'm afraid that was an illegal U-turn, ma'am.
Francine: Oh, come on. I live right there. Can't you just give me a break, pigfucker?
Officer Figpucker: [Points to badge] That is not my name, ma'am.
Francine: [Looking at badge] Oh! Forgive me, Officer Figpucker. I'm just drunk is all.

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Deacon Stan, Jesus Man - S1-E8

Trivia: Chuck White's number plate reads A113. This is a reference often used by alumni of California Institute of the Arts, referring to the classroom number used by animation students there. (00:01:30)

Casual Person

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Question: Why has American Dad! gotten so violent ever since the fifth season? I mean they had a bit of violence in the first four seasons, but now ever since season five and so on nearly every single episode is full of all different types of violence.

Chosen answer: It is just the decision of the creators to do so.

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