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American Dad! is an American animated television receiver serial produced by Underdog Productions and Fuzzy Door Productions for 20th Century Play a trick on Television receiver and for TBS in the Fall of 2014. Information technology was created, in part, by Seth MacFarlane, the creator of Family Guy. The airplane pilot episode aired in the The states on FOX on February 6, 2005, thirty minutes after the end of Super Bowl XXXIX ; the regular serial began May 1, 2005, after the fourth season premiere and return of Family Guy afterward its few year counterfoil. American Dad! follows the events of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agent Stan Smith and his family.

Scott Grimes, the voice of Steve Smith, also provides the voice Kevin Swanson on Family Guy beginning with "Thanksgiving". Dee Bradley Baker, the phonation of Klaus, also provides assorted guest voice roles.

American Dad! crossovers onto Family Guy

• Roger makes a brief appearance at the end of "Meet the Quagmires" asking "Who ate all the pecan sandies?"
• Roger likewise appears as a background graphic symbol in the cantina sequence in Blueish Harvest.
• Stan Smith and Avery Bullock confront Brian and Stewie at the CIA where Stewie brings his latest plan for earth domination to fruition in the episode "Lois Kills Stewie". Stewie even mistakes Stan for Joe due to similarities in character design. This crossover is extended on the Volume half-dozen DVD when Brian and Stewie bump into Stan and Bullock in the CIA restroom looking for the power filigree.
• In "Baby Not On Board" when the Griffins were singing, the guy listening to them sing possessed a sign reading "All New American Dad! Next on Trick".
• The show is referred to as "American Boy!" by Ballad Alt'due south "husband" when she asks if "The Family Man" is "the i with the fish" in "The Homo with Two Brians".
• Promotional images for "Apr in Quahog" indicated that the first existent in-Universe crossover would happen between Peter and Lois to Francine Smith and Stan Smith, but it was later revealed that it was cutting for time and the footage was later on used in "Bigfat".
• Stan Smith makes a cameo in "Excellence in Broadcasting", congratulating Brian for embracing the Republican Party.
• The original opening sequence was parodied in "Foreign Affairs" with Joe taking the place of Stan.
• Roger and Klaus appear in It's A Trap! respectively equally Tiaan Jerjerrod and Admiral Ackbar. At the offset of the episode, Darth Vader, played by Stewie Griffin even recognizes Roger, making him wonder if Family Guy has already run out of its own characters. The animatic on the DVD reveals that Stan would take besides appeared as Wedge Antilles, but his part got cut.
• Barry Robinson is 1 of the campers at fat army camp in "Killer Queen".
• The Smith Family appears as office of a cold-opening for "Bigfat". When the Griffins greet their new neighbors, the Smiths, who moved into Cleveland's sometime firm, Peter sees Roger. Stan tries to continue Peter quiet but is forced to accept to kill him as he starts to tell Quagmire nearly the conflicting. The entire opening turns out to exist a dream by Hank Hill.
• While in Italy in "Boopa-Dee Bappa-Dee", Peter turns Stewie into various Animation Domination characters including Steve Smith.
• Roger makes a cameo in The Simpsons crossover episode "The Simpsons Guy".
• In "Ship in Stewie, Delight", when Stewie imitates other characters that Seth MacFarlane voices, Roger is one of them, who he refers to as "the gay alien".
• Peter tries to provide a pb in for Stan and American Dad! in "Regarding Carter", but is surprised to larn the evidence is no longer on FOX.
• When Peter names people who should continue Quagmire's camping ground trip in "No Giggity, No Doubt", the cast of American Dad! is shown in a group shot that includes numerous side characters.
• Subsequently helping the family reconcile by telling them they are all fictional characters in "Y'all Can't Handle the Booth!", Seth MacFarlane requests all of the staff environs him and so he can slip out of the building without the people from American Dad! seeing him.
• Peter trades One thousand thousand to American Dad! in "The Move". Afterwards in the episode, she takes Stan's place in the opening credits, but he and Roger tell her to close up.
• Peter/Mac Bookpro moans when American Dad! is renewed for iii more than seasons in "The Fatman Always Rings Twice".

Family Guy crossovers onto American Dad!

• At the commencement of "Return of the Bling", Klaus is ready for school wearing a Brian Griffin cap and Family unit Guy T-shirt and conveying a Family Guy lunchbox.
• Brian made a cursory cameo appearance in "The People vs. Martin Saccharide" when Stan is naming his Meridian Ten favorite fictional dogs, and Brian is named his #1 favorite. Brian claims that he doesn't know Stan, and Stan yells at him for acting like he (Stan) doesn't exist.
• The DVD commentary for the episode "Family Matter" revealed that the Griffins were to be one of Roger's adopted families with Roger having a close human relationship with One thousand thousand.
• A three-plot crossover occurs with all three Seth MacFarlane shows, in which a tempest hits the towns Stoolbend, Quahog and Langley Falls. Later the storm passes, Cleveland, Stan and Peter run into in a stand up-off at the end of the American Dad! episode "Hurricane!"
• In "The Worst Stan", Steve suggests that Roger get to Miami to show off his new shorts. The scene cuts to a plane landing at Miami International Airport, and Brian and Stewie are seen unboarding. It is revealed that the scene is actually a DVD that Steve and Roger are watching on a autobus.
• In "The Unbrave One", Francine takes an online pregnancy exam from one "Dr. Vadgers". It is apparently a scam, merely only Stan tin can see that. During the credits, a business firm is seen with lots of typing heard from within. In the last few seconds, a close-up on a pair of hands is shown typing an e-mail signed Dr. Vadgers. The possessor of the hands is none other than Glenn Quagmire, who says his take hold of phrase, "Giggity."
• Roger's "carnival scene" in his Where'southward Waldo volume in "Fight and Flight" contains an overhead view of the Spooner Street neighborhood during the celebration of "Quagfest" in "Fighting Irish".
• Stan's 'guy who talks with a crazy voice' in "Stan Moves to Chicago" is a nasally imitation of Peter Griffin.

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