The American Dad Theory - Is Stan Dead?

Summary America needs a patriot, and there's no man more patriotic than Stan Smith from "American Dad". Stan's love for his country has always driven his desire for a world he deemed perfect, and technically he may have already gotten it. Stan's family were once devastated by the apocalypse, though by the end of the episode everything seemed to go back to normal. But what if every episode that took place afterwards were actually a form of Heaven that would allow Stan to technically live in his ideal world? This week on "Cartoon Conspiracy", Emily will determine whether or not the universe of "American Dad" is actually real or just Stan living blissfully ignorant in the afterlife.

S2.E12 ∙ The American Dad Theory - Is Stan Dead?

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Emily Carson Jacob Atkinson Neil Gayman Akeem Lawanson

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Genres : Mystery Animation Documentary Short

Release date : Jul 2, 2015

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Facebook

Language : English

Production companies : The Amagi

Summary America needs a patriot, and there's no man more patriotic than Stan Smith from "American Dad". Stan's love for his country has always driven his desire for a world he deemed perfect, and technically he may have already gotten it. Stan's family were once devastated by the apocalypse, though by the end of the episode everything seemed to go back to normal. But what if every episode that took place afterwards were actually a form of Heaven that would allow Stan to technically live in his ideal world? This week on "Cartoon Conspiracy", Emily will determine whether or not the universe of "American Dad" is actually real or just Stan living blissfully ignorant in the afterlife.

Details

Genres : Mystery Animation Documentary Short

Release date : Jul 2, 2015

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Facebook

Language : English

Production companies : The Amagi

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