Roger (Seth MacFarlane) has been an integral part ofAmerican Dad!since the series began.
Roger brings a unique perspective to the Smiths' suburban American lifestyle.
He often interrupts their otherwise orderly existence with hilarious results.
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Stan has to protect Roger from himself as Roger puts himself in increasing danger.
This episode is critical to understanding how Roger sees himself in relation to Stan in particular.
“Great Space Roaster” featuresRoger’s request to be the subject of a roast for his birthday.
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The Smiths end up fleeing to space when Roger targets them in revenge.
“Great Space Roaster” is an important episode for Roger because it highlights his emotional fragility.
The episode chronicles Roger’s immediate decent into corruption as a cop before being rescued by Stan.
This episode is an important one for Roger because it highlights his true nature.
Sidney Huffman is Roger’s polar opposite in every way.
Sidney shows himself to be a deeply sympathetic character and a distillation of Roger’s best qualities.
This episode gives him a chance to reckon with this fact.
He is able to see the future, and the Smiths take full advantage of this.
“Vision: Impossible” follows Roger as he is gifted with supernatural abilities following an accident.
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As a spoof of theJames Bondfranchise, the story recasts the Smith family as various Bond characters.
“Tearjerker” is a fun episode for Roger and highlights his exceptional ability to be a villain.
Ricky Spanish is the worst persona Roger ever created because he is such a menace to society.
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Ricky Spanish is the worst persona Roger ever created because he is such a menace to society.
Ricky Spanish is Roger’s darkest persona, and he uses this to his advantage.
This remains one of Roger’s most well-known and beloved personas and is instantly recognizable.
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