I think they said that at Comic-Con. But I am not sure if they'll make that.

Don't worry, bro. He'll be back. There's an episode in the TBS line called "Holy Shit, Jeff's Back!"

Let's hope the remainder of the episodes on TBS don't suck! Mike Barker-less American Dad!, do your worst! (but not literally)

Even I am not that desperate to find a girl…

In case people were curious, they change into caricatures of South Park, The Simpsons, The Powerpuff Girls, Santa Claus and Krampus, Dragon Scuffle video game in "Dungeons and Wagons", aliens from "Lost in Space", and real life versions of themselves

Check out the American Dad! Wiki, there might be some on the quotes page of "Virtual In-Stanity".

"Honeymourn" the last word ever said on an American Dad! FOX episode.

I would've loved to see Millionaire Matt Davis in a future episode.

Technically, according to "May the Best Stan Win", both Stan and Francine die in 2067. If you account that this year is 2014 and Jeff goes sixty years into the future, it's about 2074 that he lands (in real years, not cartoon years because cartoons technically live forever). It also says that Stan was born in 1967 and…

I want a Stan Smith ape to be in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. It's probably too late, but still I would be just awesome!

May, I just remind you that there are still three episodes that were created by FOX that did not air. "Blagnarst: A Love Story", "From Russia with Love" and "Roger Passes the Bar". Maybe the Golden Turd saga will be one of those episodes.

It looks… okay. I mean, I feel like this one has just been done before.

SEASON GRADE

SEASON GRADE

(Four pointless Meg bashings before 10 minutes… not a good sign)

It was funny and enjoyable. Not the best episode, but not the worst. I guess that we had it both ways. It's so bittersweet that this was the last episode to ever air on FOX. But at least, it didn't end on a bad note.

FOX gets rid of Animation Domination because everyone is so fucking biased with animated shows.

I kinda agree with him. Change is stupid. Little bits here and there are fine for me, but major changes that occur in short periods of time are not my cuppa tea.

No, that's not what I was saying at all. I watched a lot of episodes of Big Bang Theory and a lot of other stuff that Sheldon does, including him having a spot on the couch where no one else can sit, his schedules, his social awkwardness, and the sort of, "kid in a man body" attitude all leads me to believe that he…

My theory I had about Sheldon having Autism Spectrum Disorder is, I think, becoming true. Look at how much he despised change.