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| − | '''American Dad''' is a liberal cartoon TV | + | '''''American Dad''''' is a liberal cartoon TV series by the [[atheist]] [[Seth MacFarlane]] which debuted in 2005. Originally airing on [[Fox Network|FOX]] before moving to TBS in 2014, there are 366 episodes in 20 seasons to date. |
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
| − | Stan Smith is a patriotic conservative republican agent of the [[CIA]] and father of two kids. His wife Francine and his son Steve support his politics. But his daughter Hayley is a liberal atheist [[ | + | Stan Smith is a patriotic conservative republican agent of the [[CIA]] and father of two kids. His wife Francine and his son Steve support his politics. But his daughter Hayley is a liberal atheist [[hippie]]. In addition Klaus, a goldfish with the exchanged brain of a German man, and Roger, a homosexual alien with a voice and mannerisms patterned after late comedian Paul Lynde, live with the family. |
== Liberal Themes == | == Liberal Themes == | ||
| − | In the episode | + | In the episode "Lincoln Lover" Stan unwittingly becomes involved with [[Log Cabin Republicans]] and over time comes to support the inclusion of homosexuals in the [[Republican Party]]. The episode "Surro-Gate" even supports the claimed "right" for [[Homosexuality|homosexuals]] to adopt children. The episode "American Dream Factory" supports immigration of [[illegal aliens]]. |
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| + | In the episode "Honey, I'm Homeland", Stan tries to infiltrate a leftist cell he believes it is planning a terrorist attack, but he gets captured by the same cell, although with a cringe twist in the finale of the episode. In the episode, Lincoln is called a "[[fascist]]" alongside [[George Washington]] and [[Teddy Roosevelt]], and there's a disgustingly and shamelessly revisionist part in which [[Thomas Jefferson]] is briefly described as the one who freed the slaves instead of [[Abraham Lincoln]]. This is also strange, considering that Thomas Jefferson is notoriously hated and despised by the Left, too. | ||
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| + | Also, similarly to ''[[Family Guy]]'', there are several episodes with [[misandrist]] and [[Ageism|ageist]] messages (including ageism against relationships between legal and consenting adults with significant age-differences like the episode "Bullocks to Stan") and [[Pedophilia|female pedophilia]] that is normally and socially accepted and even encouraged (most of these episodes involve the 13-14 y.o. Smith's child Steve and his friends). | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
| − | *[http://www.fox.com/americandad/ American Dad on FOX] | + | *[http://www.fox.com/americandad/ ''American Dad'' on FOX] |
[[Category:Cartoon Television Shows]] | [[Category:Cartoon Television Shows]] | ||
[[Category:Comedy Television Shows]] | [[Category:Comedy Television Shows]] | ||
| − | [[Category : Hollywood Values]] | + | [[Category:Hollywood Values]] |
| + | [[Category:Worst Liberal TV Shows]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Banned in China]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:16, December 27, 2023
American Dad is a liberal cartoon TV series by the atheist Seth MacFarlane which debuted in 2005. Originally airing on FOX before moving to TBS in 2014, there are 366 episodes in 20 seasons to date.
Plot
Stan Smith is a patriotic conservative republican agent of the CIA and father of two kids. His wife Francine and his son Steve support his politics. But his daughter Hayley is a liberal atheist hippie. In addition Klaus, a goldfish with the exchanged brain of a German man, and Roger, a homosexual alien with a voice and mannerisms patterned after late comedian Paul Lynde, live with the family.
Liberal Themes
In the episode "Lincoln Lover" Stan unwittingly becomes involved with Log Cabin Republicans and over time comes to support the inclusion of homosexuals in the Republican Party. The episode "Surro-Gate" even supports the claimed "right" for homosexuals to adopt children. The episode "American Dream Factory" supports immigration of illegal aliens.
In the episode "Honey, I'm Homeland", Stan tries to infiltrate a leftist cell he believes it is planning a terrorist attack, but he gets captured by the same cell, although with a cringe twist in the finale of the episode. In the episode, Lincoln is called a "fascist" alongside George Washington and Teddy Roosevelt, and there's a disgustingly and shamelessly revisionist part in which Thomas Jefferson is briefly described as the one who freed the slaves instead of Abraham Lincoln. This is also strange, considering that Thomas Jefferson is notoriously hated and despised by the Left, too.
Also, similarly to Family Guy, there are several episodes with misandrist and ageist messages (including ageism against relationships between legal and consenting adults with significant age-differences like the episode "Bullocks to Stan") and female pedophilia that is normally and socially accepted and even encouraged (most of these episodes involve the 13-14 y.o. Smith's child Steve and his friends).