American Dad!

After Stan discovers that Francine has a secret sex garden, he feels like their marriage may be crumbling. Looking to rekindle their romance, Francine asks for a divorce so that Stan can experience life as a bachelor again, and both learn a valuable lesson in love. Meanwhile, addicted to an energy drink, Steve finds himself panhandling in the streets to support his new habit.

a 10 out of 10

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Stan discovers a secret sex garden by his wife, and realizes just how many times she has had sex. She justifies it by saying none of it mattered because she wasn't in love with the men. So, she divorces Stan temporarily so he can have meaningless sex, but it might backfire when it seems he has found new love with a new woman. Steve gets super addicted to an energy drink.



Good episode. The main plot did not interest me or entertain me a lot, but the sub plot, with the energy drink, had me laughing right from the start, when Steve sings "Everybody dance now!" So the sub plot pretty much saved this episode and it is because of the sub plot that I give this bad boy here a B-

This episode is hilarious, with Stan and Francine divorcing and then Stan remarrying all so that Stan could go his life knowing he's had sex with more than one woman. From start to finish, the plot was a rollercoaster of laughs as Stan goes through the motions of being single, and then being dared to remarry. The ending is hilarious, where Stan realises he loves Francine so he can have sex with his new wife because he doesn't love her.



As for Steve's addiction, the subplot is nowhere near as funny, but it has its moments, and overall, the episode is a great one.

This epiosde of "American Dad" when Stan gets a divorce with Francie and get invovled with another woman. At one point, The new woman in Stasn life likes guns and spend the time shooting at the range. that epiosde nearly have gottten a TV-MA When that "American Dad" epiosde reach Cartoon Network's Adult Swin, they will probaby get a TV-MA. that was close in terms of adult content. the other story involves Steve obession with the energy drink that nearly drove himn mad or on the streets to beg for money to keep the energy drink on his back. Smell Ya Later.

Not the BEST storyline in AD history, i dont think, but i quite enjoyed it. Seemed a bit of a lame plot device, the "sex garden" thing and the whole "sex is meaningless without love thing was a huge cliché so i'll leave that alone, mostly..



Once again, i LOVED Roger's side story about him being some abusive Persian guy who picks up a bunch of cheal hoes at a bar. Roger is fast becoming one of my favourite characters on this show!



Steve's rant about taking his computer apart made me laugh too, I thought this was pretty funny. The "growling" cans were a clever commentary on the use of advertising gimmicks used to market these drinks.



Overall it was a good episode, i thought, not one for the history books but it made me laugh so i gave it a decent score..

I'm not a regular viewer of American Dad!, but tonight I was fairly impressed. This episode had one major LOL moment, which was Steve breaking out into song after drinking the energy drink. So tonight that makes Family Guy LOL Moments - 1, American Dad! LOL Moments - 1 and The Simpsons LOL Moments - 0. This episode wasn't as good as some I've seen, but definitely not the worst. This episode showed me that this show has a fair bit of potential and I sincerely hope that American Dad! realizes the extent of its potential and lasts longer than Family Guy in its first run.

wow another great episode of american dad! This episode had its moments and seemed to have character development mainly from Steve and Rodger. I can honestly say American Dad is without a doubt not another Family Guy clone! Family Guy seems to rely on flashbacks every 2 seconds which is starting to piss me off while American Dad keeps coming out with well scripted episodes. I didn't laugh so hard since American Dream Factory and Camp Refooge. Just keep these episode coming would like to see more Bullock and Clause episodes.