Writer:	Chris Bowman
Director:	Nick Filippi
Star:	Dante Basco (Jake Long),  Jeff Bennett (Jake's Father),  John DiMaggio (Fu Dog),  Keone Young (Jake's Grandfather),  Miss Kittie (Trixie),  Charlie Finn (Spud)
Recurring Role:	Matt Nolan (Brad Morton)
Guest Star:	Phil Morris (Colonel Hank Carter (Trixie's Dad))

First appearance of Spud's mom. (edit) We see Brad's father for the first time. (edit) Second appearance of Trixie's father. (edit) Magical Creatures: Strigoi, and Sprites. (edit) This is the first time we see vampires on American Dragon and they don't feed on human blood they feed on dragon blood. (edit)

Gramps: But use caution young dragon, your father must not see your magic.
Jake: I got it covered G. While I'm fighting vampires, dad will be fighting the law. (Pulls out his dad's tail light) Driving with a busted tail light, that's a moving violation. (edit) Jonathan: You, you hurt my Jake. Nobody does that!
Strigoi One: You named your dragon-self Jake?
Strigoi Two: Don't let him tease you. I named my fangs lefty and bitey. (edit) Fu: The Strigoi are expert dragon slayers kid. They've iced your compadres all over the globe.
Jake: Yeah, well these punks never met the Amdrag!
Fu: (Pulls out a book about Strigoi) Oh yeah! Well tell that to the Fran Drag, the Can Drag, and the Azerbaijan Drag. (edit) Strigoi: Soon my queen, you will restored to your former vigor, nourished by the sweet nectar, of dragon blood.
Jake: Yeah, about that. The only nourishment your getting from me is, a knuckle-sandwich, with a side of smack-and-cheese! (edit) Marnie: My dad's kind of a dweeb but he's fair. He says if I put up with him today, the house is mine tonight.
Jake: HA! I think my dad's has your's beat in dweeb department.
Marnie: (giggling) Yep, you win. (edit)

In Half-Baked Spud was afraid of clowns but now he was dressed as one. (edit) The Vampires used a spear with a lock of sphinx hair to drain Jake's powers.
This shows that sphinx hair can drain powers without being in contact with the dragon. (edit)

The title is like the old saying "Like Father, Like Son". (edit)