American Dad!: Roger Codger / Season: 1 / Episode: 5 (2005)

American Dad!

Roger Codger (Television Episode)

Season: 1
Episode: 5

June 5, 2005

When Roger slips into a coma after being told off by Stan, the Smiths think he is dead and dispose of his body. While the family copes with their "loss," Roger awakens in a landfill and journeys home, finding himself being pursued by the CIA.

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The Twilight Zone

Long Distance Call (Television Episode)

Season: 2
Episode: 58

March 31, 1961

Hayley's quote "Is this one of those Twilight Phones, where I can talk to the dead, but only with horrible, ironic consequences?" is a reference to the episode of The Twilight Zone entitled "Long Distance Call".

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Dynasty (Television Series)

January 12, 1981 - May 11, 1989

Genres: Drama / Soap Opera

The popular 80's television drama, Dynasty, was portrayed with Alexis, and Krystle slapping and insulting each other repeatedly yelling "Bitch!"... "Bitch!"..."Bitch!"..."Bitch!".

I Love Lucy (1951 - 1957) (Television Series)

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I Love Lucy (Television Series)

October 15, 1951 - May 6, 1957

Genres: Sitcom

Duper's line "Lucy, you got some 'sploding to do" is a variation of Ricky Ricardo's line "Lucy, you got some 'splaining to do" on I Love Lucy. Duper even mimics Ricardo's accent while saying it.

Sledge Hammer! (1986 - 1988) (Television Series)

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Sledge Hammer! (Television Series)

September 23, 1986 - February 12, 1988

Genres: Police/Crime / Sitcom

In the scene where Stan heads off to kill Roger at the museum, he personifies his gun by talking to it as does the titular character of the 1980s TV show Sledge Hammer!.

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Blade Runner (Movie)

June 25, 1982

Genres: Science Fiction

The woman in the picture Father Donovan points to while explaining that self-aware robots do not go to Heaven is Pris from Blade Runner

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) (Movie)

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E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (Movie)

June 11, 1982

Genres: Science Fiction

When Roger is lost in the city and trying to find his way home, he exclaims "Where's a trail of Reese's Pieces when you need one?" This is a reference to the movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, where E.T. follows a trail of Reese's Pieces.