there was a scene in family guy where its peters birthday, he says something along the lines of "now lets ask an american dad" and its a gag with stan smith and peter constantly interrupting eachother. I cant find ANY proof this scene exists but i remember it so vividly. it was when family guy was lower resolution
Im going mental
Jonathan Lee
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Landon Brooks
Hi, autistic Family Guy fan here.
The scene doesn't exist. I watch seasons 1-9 on loop in my house and nothing else. Not even in a deleted scene.
Austin Kelly
Its fucking real i swear to god this is a real scene. I know its real. I remember it beyond well. It was probably the first family guy scene i ever saw in a family guy funniest moments compilation. If this scene isnt real then im confirmed schizophrenic
Aaron Sullivan
The only thing I can remember is "Classic American Dad" in the Hurricane episode but not Stan and Peter interrupting one another
Thomas Allen
The situation you're describing doesn't appear in this wiki. Is it possible it was created only for an advertisement?
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Jackson Long
i can remember the scene beyond vividly; peter's whole family, including carter but not including his father (maybe not mother), are there and he's opening presents. he has a little segway and stan is on his tv. He's facing the screen and there's a blue liquid like background. The bit is they keep interrupting eachother and he says something along the lines of 'well thats enough'. I know its real. I refuse to believe i made this up and im just crazy
Cameron Cook
If the characters weren't animated in the same scene together it sounds like it was cobbled together with existing clips used for advertisement.
Sebastian Mitchell
>american dad
its a american dad episode
Nathaniel Wood
no wait it was fathers day and he goes "Now lets here from a real american dad"
Thomas Sanders
William Clark
check the dvds they have content that's only on them like the joke about quagmire raping marge simpson Seth McFarlane is a retard
Easton Jackson
Simpsons did it first
Ian Ramirez
It doesn’t exist. Unless it’s to DVD bonus scene or something but not in regular programming.
I don’t say this often but meds, take them
Ethan Morales
This
Mason Cook
Bump. Anyone know if it's actually an American Dad scene?
Josiah Ortiz
Are you me? I've been falling asleep to episodes of Family Guy every night for the past ~10 years. I have a huge TV in front of my bed being used as a third monitor and a mobile keyboard to control it with. I have every episode up to Season 20 in a randomized VLC playlist. I watch about 2 episodes before I fall asleep.
Can confirm, I've never seen anything like OP described. Just the episode where Stan shoots Peter for blabbing about Roger in a dream that leads to the King of the Hill Intro.
I can't say if it's in American Dad, I've only seen maybe 2 episodes ever of that show.
Bentley Campbell
Take your meds
Justin Walker
General consensus indicates the scene doesn't exist, human memory is very fallible, jokes about schizophrenia aside. Incorrect memories serve a purpose, to provide a person with comfort. These exercises are often fruitless and in the case of the autistic or narcissist often results in a personal crisis or at least serious naval gazing.
Justin Wilson
could be, you could be getting the person he is interrupting mixed up with stan though which is what i think is most likely
Isaiah King
Its okay I remember the bull man from Multiverse Of Madness being in Shang-Chi vividly and it never happened. Its just all the conditioning and programming crossing wires.
Blake Price
Theyve been doing this with a lot of shows popular with millennials. I remember when the Planet Express Building in Futurama was the same color as the Planet Express Ship. But theyve removed all traces of it.