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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Roger's go-to way of getting people to calm down this episode is to bury them alive. Not only would this make them even angrier at him than before, but trying to do the same to Stan was an especially big mistake; unlike Francine, Stan is big and strong enough to force his way free, as the ending reveals, and Roger gets the shit beaten out of him. In fact, it's harder to tell if Stan is even angry about the kiss anymore, because being buried is certainly a greater reason for one's wrath.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Roger's go-to way of getting people to calm down this episode is to bury them alive. Not only would this make them even angrier at him than before, but trying to do the same to Stan was an especially big mistake; unlike Francine, Stan is big and strong enough to force his way free, as the ending reveals, and Roger gets the shit beaten out of him. In in fact, it's harder to tell if Stan is even angry about the kiss anymore, by that point, because being buried is certainly a greater reason for one's wrath.
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* UnwillingSuspension: At a hot air balloon festival, Francine is about to confide to Stan on what happened when Roger ties a balloon's tow rope to her foot, causing her to get hoisted up with the balloon takes off.
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* UnwillingSuspension: At a hot air balloon festival, Francine is about to confide to Stan on what happened when Roger ties a balloon's tow rope to her foot, causing her to get hoisted up with the balloon as it takes off.
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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on Francine.
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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on Francine.
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* UnwillingSuspension: At a hot air balloon festival, Francine is about to confide to Stan on what happened when Roger ties a balloon's tow rope to her foot, causing her to get hoisted up with the balloon takes off.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Roger's go-to way of getting people to calm down this episode is to bury them alive. Not only would this make them even angrier at him than before, but trying to do the same to Stan was an especially big mistake; unlike Francine, Stan is big and strong enough to force his way free, as the ending reveals, and Roger gets the shit beaten out of him. In fact, it's harder to tell if Stan is even angry about the kiss anymore, because being buried is certainly a greater reason for one's wrath.
* HonorBeforeReason: Francine wants to tell Stan about the completely accidental kiss, despite the fact a swear to secrecy could be easily held, and considering only Roger would actually get in trouble for this legitimate mistake, Francine would essentially be tattling on him.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Roger says that Francine doesn't really owe Stan that much honesty; after all, he keeps secrets from her all the time, like his figure-skating past which has made him leave her alone for many winters.
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** Stan doesn't even consider Francine's side over Roger's, and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francine went through and showing Stan that Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
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** Stan doesn't even consider Francine's side over Roger's, and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, including Roger's, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francine went through and showing Stan that Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Roger lies to Stan and nearly causes the collapse of his marriage just to keep Stan's friendship. Stan turns this around on Roger was bemoaning that selling the house during the divorce will also cost Roger his attic, paying no mind to what will happen to Roger in the process.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Roger lies to Stan and nearly causes the collapse of his marriage just to keep Stan's friendship. Stan turns this around on Roger was by bemoaning that selling the house during the divorce will also cost Roger his attic, paying no mind attic and place to what will happen live, implying he wasn't planning to support Roger in throughout and after the process.separation.
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Francine was trying to be honest with Stan, so her getting buried alive doesn't come off as karma.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Francine, Stan and Roger all act pretty unreasonable throughout the episode and pay for it in certain ways;
** Francine refuses to keep the kiss a secret even though Roger is clearly the one who would get in more trouble over it, leading Roger to bury her and nearly destroy her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
** Francine refuses to keep the kiss a secret even though Roger is clearly the one who would get in more trouble over it, leading Roger to bury her and nearly destroy her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Francine, Stan and Roger all both act pretty unreasonable throughout the episode and pay for it in certain ways;
** Francine refuses to keep the kiss a secret even though Roger is clearly the one who would get in more trouble over it, leading Roger to bury her and nearly destroy her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.ways;
** Francine refuses to keep the kiss a secret even though Roger is clearly the one who would get in more trouble over it, leading Roger to bury her and nearly destroy her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
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** Stan doesn't even consider Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francine went through and showing Stan that Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
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** Stan doesn't even consider Francine's side over Roger's Roger's, and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francine went through and showing Stan that Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
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* NoHoldsBarredBeatDown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on Francine.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Roger eventually resorts to telling Stan himself about the drunken kiss, but does so in a way that makes the entire thing Francine's fault alone ''and'' claims she repeatedly tried to stop ''him'' from coming clean.
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** Francine refuses to keep the kiss a secret, leading Roger to burying her and nearly destroying her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel Roger, revoking their friendship.
** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel Roger, revoking their friendship.
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** Francine refuses to keep the kiss a secret, secret even though Roger is clearly the one who would get in more trouble over it, leading Roger to burying bury her and nearly destroying destroy her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and later attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel Roger, revoking their friendship.
** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and later attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel Roger, revoking their friendship.
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** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel himself, revoking their friendship.
** Stan doesn't even consider taking Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francine went through and showing Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatDown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on Francine.
** Stan doesn't even consider taking Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francine went through and showing Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatDown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on Francine.
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** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel himself, Roger, revoking their friendship.
** Stan doesn't even considertaking Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francine went through and showing Stan that Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatDown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame onFrancine.Francine.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Roger lies to Stan and nearly causes the collapse of his marriage just to keep Stan's friendship. Stan turns this around on Roger was bemoaning that selling the house during the divorce will also cost Roger his attic, paying no mind to what will happen to Roger in the process.
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* NoHoldsBarredBeatDown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Roger lies to Stan and nearly causes the collapse of his marriage just to keep Stan's friendship. Stan turns this around on Roger was bemoaning that selling the house during the divorce will also cost Roger his attic, paying no mind to what will happen to Roger in the process.
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* DreamWeaver: Steve has trained himself to lucid dream (control everything that happens in his dreams). After pissing off Klaus and Hayley, they get payback by making him think he's dreaming when he's not.
* FakeOutFadeOut: The episode seemingly ends with Roger burying Stan alive. In then cuts to a "Next Time On American Dad", which is in fact just the proper epilogue to the story (Stan escapes and beats the crap out of Roger, using their necklace to make ear rings for Francine).
* FakeOutFadeOut: The episode seemingly ends with Roger burying Stan alive. In then cuts to a "Next Time On American Dad", which is in fact just the proper epilogue to the story (Stan escapes and beats the crap out of Roger, using their necklace to make ear rings for Francine).
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* FakeOutFadeOut: The episode seemingly ends with Roger burying Stan alive. In then cuts to a "Next Time On American Dad", which is in fact just the proper epilogue to the story (Stan escapes and beats the crap out of Roger, using their necklace to make ear rings for Francine).
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* IdiotBall: Stan takes Roger's lies about Francise kissing ''him'' at face value, despite knowing Roger's penchant for schemining and lying.
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* IdiotBall: Stan takes Roger's lies about Francise Francine kissing ''him'' at face value, despite knowing Roger's penchant for schemining and lying.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Francise, Stan and Roger all act pretty unreasonable throughout the episode and pay for it in certain ways;
** Francise refuses to keep the kiss a secret, leading Roger to burying her and nearly destroying her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
** Francise refuses to keep the kiss a secret, leading Roger to burying her and nearly destroying her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Francise, Francine, Stan and Roger all act pretty unreasonable throughout the episode and pay for it in certain ways;
**Francise Francine refuses to keep the kiss a secret, leading Roger to burying her and nearly destroying her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
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** Stan doesn't even consider taking Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francise went through and showing Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
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** Stan doesn't even consider taking Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francise Francine went through and showing Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Francine is right that being honest with Stan about her and Roger's AccidentalKiss would be the best long term, but Roger's fears of Stan completely revoking their friendship in spite of it being a drunken mistake aren't completely unfounded considering how he usually acts.
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* IdiotBall: Stan takes Roger's lies about Francise kissing ''him'' at face value, despite knowing Roger's penchant for schemining and lying.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Even when Stan laments how the kids will be affected by the divorce, Roger only decides to come clean after realizing he will lose his attic.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Even when Stan laments how the kids will be affected by the divorce, Roger only decides to come clean after realizing he will lose his attic.
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* KissingUnderTheInfluence: Roger does this to Francine during the wine tasting. He then goes to extremes to keep Stan from finding out.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Francise, Stan and Roger all act pretty unreasonable throughout the episode and pay for it in certain ways;
** Francise refuses to keep the kiss a secret, leading Roger to burying her and nearly destroying her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel himself, revoking their friendship.
** Stan doesn't even consider taking Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francise went through and showing Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatDown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on Francine.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Francise, Stan and Roger all act pretty unreasonable throughout the episode and pay for it in certain ways;
** Francise refuses to keep the kiss a secret, leading Roger to burying her and nearly destroying her marriage with Stan, which is what she would have done to Roger and Stan's friendship.
** Roger goes to extremes to try and keep the secret, including the aforementioned burying and attempt to frame Francine. When he learns it will cost him his home, he also buries Stan, only for the irate man to dig his way free and pummel himself, revoking their friendship.
** Stan doesn't even consider taking Francine's side over Roger's and when he moans about how this will upset everyone's lives, Roger buries him, giving him a taste of what Francise went through and showing Roger isn't the friend he thinks he is.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatDown: Stan viciously beats Roger in the ending, after burying him alive and pinning the blame on Francine.
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* FakeOutFadeOut: The episode seemingly ends with Roger burying Stan alive. In then cuts to a "Next Time On American Dad", which is in fact just the proper epilogue to the story (Stan escapes and beats the crap out of Roger, using their necklace to make ear rings for Francine).
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* BuriedAlive: Roger resorts to doing this to Francine to prevent her from telling Stan about their kiss.
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* BuriedAlive: Roger resorts to doing this to Francine to prevent her from telling Stan about their kiss. He then does the same to Stan at the end.
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'''Airdate''': April 18, 2010
Roger winds up kissing Francine when the two go wine-tasting, leading Francine having to tell Stan so it's not bad if they told soon, but Roger tries everything to keep Francine from telling Stan. Meanwhile, Klaus and Hayley screw with Steve's head by making him think his reality is a lucid dream, but he goes too far when he tries to fly out the window.
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Roger winds up kissing Francine when the two go wine-tasting, leading Francine having to tell Stan so it's not bad if they told soon, but Roger tries everything to keep Francine from telling Stan. Meanwhile, Klaus and Hayley screw with Steve's head by making him think his reality is a lucid dream, but he goes too far when he tries to fly out the window.
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