American Dad/Stan's Food Restaurant

Stan's Food Restaurant
Season 6, Episode 4
Airdate	November 14, 2010
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Directed by
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American Dad — Season Six

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Stan's Food Restaurant is the fourth episode of the sixth season of American Dad, and the one hundredth episode overall.

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Plot Overview

Stan,and Francine are in a Restaurant having Dinner.While Francine is enjoying the Meals served,Stan is nit picking at the Food,and the Service.After Dinner while Stan is driving,Francine inquirers about Stans nit picking at the Restaurant.Stan has Francine take the Wheel of the Car,and he goes about telling her a Story about a Restaurant that he was takened to as a Child.He remembers the Restaurant as being the happiest place on Earth.This Restaurant Stan was takened to by his Mother sometime after Stans Father left them.Stan felt that he would never be happy again.But,he was wrong.the Man,the Restaurant Owner let Stan cook whatever he wanted.Stan was so happy,until the Restaurant exploded along with the Owner.Stan was sad again.Since then no Restaurant that he has been to since has been good enough.Stan would repeat his story to Roger,and feeling empathy with Stan,Roger helps make a dream that Stan has always wanted(to open up his own Restaurant) come true.Of course Roger has an agenda of his own in helping Stan.Meanwhile,a new girl comes to Steve's School.Steve wants to get it on with her,but she wants Steve to set up one of his Friends with the girls friend.The friend in question is a real Doll,and the girl thinks the Doll is Human.

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Memorable Moments

Stans recollection of a Restaurant that he had his happiest time in.Stan also recalling a Priest that he went swimming with as a child.Rogers attempts at sabateging Stans Restaurant.The Woman with a high pitched voice during Stan,and Roger's time in the Bank.