American Dad!

When Langley Falls implements a ban on trans fats, Stan finds himself legally separated from his favorite foods. He sets a poor example for the rest of the family when he blatantly disregards the law by crossing county lines and using Steve as a trans-fatty food mule to satisfy his own gluttonous desires.
10 out of 10.

What I liked: Stan in the bathroom and bullock walking in, Steve and the officer/guard who wanted a sandwich (is 4.23 good?), Steve having angina (which was kind of ruined by the 'sounds like vagina line, but oh well), "There goes the only man I'll ever love", amongst other things.



Good episode. It had a lot of funny parts and did not get boring. I liked the plot of the city banning trans fats, and I thought it was handled in a good way, so because of all of this my final grade is going to be a well-earned A+.

live and let fry was a terrific, funny, and a awkward in a good way episode. all parts of this episode was so clever and the plot used much imagination. the ending carefully fitted this episode and did not messed up this episode, which usually happens to some tv shows. just simply an amazing episode for such a unique show. i think american dad is coming up, and family guy going down for some reason. live and let fry is one of my favorite episode. one of the best in season four.



highly recommended for such a unique episode folks.

This episode felt really Family Guy like, especially with the ending where someone was in the hospital.



As far as Season 4 American Dad standards it was not one of my favorites, but there were still some genuinely funny moments such as Turlington searching for $4.25 for a turkey sandwich.



Roger's storyline was also really weak, which has been a cause for concern developing over the past couple of episodes. Since he is voiced by Seth MacFarlane we are guaranteed laughs on a weekly basis from the character, but he needs to stop dressing up as ridiculous things and start playing off the rest of the cast more.