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: Some viewers at Bubbleblabber felt the episode had a different "vibe" compared to others in the season, possibly due to a newer writing team, leading to a mix of touching moments and "contrived" elements. Key Highlights
: Tyrese Gibson guest stars as a competent CIA agent who is unfortunately only valued for his appearance in the calendar. ! The Devil Wears a Lapel Pin
: A fan-favorite sequence involves Roger and Steve discovering a "functioning '80s mall" hidden beneath a modern one. Official Episode Discussion: The Devil Wears a Lapel Pin : Some viewers at Bubbleblabber felt the episode
: Stan is put in charge of the annual CIA pin-up calendar . Seeking revenge for Stan's lifelong emotional negligence and his dismissal of her art, Hayley attempts to sabotage the project. Official Episode Discussion: The Devil Wears a Lapel
: The Roger subplot is praised as a sharp satire of consumerism, particularly the jokes regarding the limited acceptance of Discover cards.
(Season 13, Episode 7) is a widely discussed episode of American Dad! that balances a character-focused main plot with a satirical subplot.
: Some viewers at Bubbleblabber felt the episode had a different "vibe" compared to others in the season, possibly due to a newer writing team, leading to a mix of touching moments and "contrived" elements. Key Highlights
: Tyrese Gibson guest stars as a competent CIA agent who is unfortunately only valued for his appearance in the calendar.
: A fan-favorite sequence involves Roger and Steve discovering a "functioning '80s mall" hidden beneath a modern one. Official Episode Discussion: The Devil Wears a Lapel Pin
: Stan is put in charge of the annual CIA pin-up calendar . Seeking revenge for Stan's lifelong emotional negligence and his dismissal of her art, Hayley attempts to sabotage the project.
: The Roger subplot is praised as a sharp satire of consumerism, particularly the jokes regarding the limited acceptance of Discover cards.
(Season 13, Episode 7) is a widely discussed episode of American Dad! that balances a character-focused main plot with a satirical subplot.