S15.E9

Exquisite Corpses

Episode aired Jun 8, 2020
TV-MA
21m

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Jeff Fischer, Seth MacFarlane, and Wendy Schaal in American Dad! (2005)

Roger, Francine, and Jeff start their own murder-tour-bus business to show the others that they are capable of making money on their own. Meanwhile, a serial killer is loose in Langley Falls... Read allRoger, Francine, and Jeff start their own murder-tour-bus business to show the others that they are capable of making money on their own. Meanwhile, a serial killer is loose in Langley Falls.Roger, Francine, and Jeff start their own murder-tour-bus business to show the others that they are capable of making money on their own. Meanwhile, a serial killer is loose in Langley Falls.

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Seth MacFarlane

Stan Smith
(voice)
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Wendy Schaal

Francine Smith
(voice)

Scott Grimes

Steve Smith
(voice)

Rachael MacFarlane

Hayley Smith
(voice)

Dee Bradley Baker

Klaus
(voice)

Jillian Bell

Nadine
(voice)

D'Arcy Carden

Police Dispatch
(voice)

Brett Cawley

Various
(voice)

Joe Chandler

Various
(voice)

Mark Jonathan Davis

Cop
(voice)
(as Richard Cheese)

Andy Daly

Memphis Stormfront
(voice)

Parker Deay

Parker
(voice)

Josh Fadem

Bus Tour Passenger
(voice)

Jeff Fischer

Jeff Fischer
(voice)

David Herman

Radioshack Guy
(voice)

Jameela Jamil

Christine S.
(voice)

Joe Lo Truglio

RG Burger Spokesman
(voice)

Khary Payton

Bus Driver
(voice)

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Wow, this episode was great!

Usually American Dad has a strong A plot, but it is sometimes distracted by a pointless B plot. This episode maintains its focus throughout, and really doesn't have a B plot. We get an obvious story arc from Jeff, and it's a really interesting perspective from him because it is something we've haven't ever really seen. There are also some great Roger moments, and a good amount of Klaus where he appears throughout, not taking away from the main story at all.