Ep 14. The Nova Centauris-burgh Board of Tourism Presents: American Dad

In the season 11 episode 14 of American Dad!, titled "The Nova Centauris-burgh Board of Tourism Presents: American Dad," the Smith family finds themselves at the center of an advertising campaign for the small town of Nova Centauri-burgh. The town's board of tourism decides to create a commercial featuring the family, showcasing their ideal suburban life and the wonderful attractions Nova Centauri-burgh has to offer.

At first, the family is hesitant to participate in the commercial, but they eventually agree to do it in hopes of earning some extra cash for their upcoming vacation. As they begin filming, however, they quickly realize that the commercial is not quite what they had expected. The board of tourism has exaggerated and falsified every aspect of their lives, making them seem like the perfect family living in the perfect town.

The Smiths soon find themselves trying to keep up with the lies in order to maintain their fabricated image. But as the commercial begins to air, they discover that it has unintended consequences – they become the target of unwanted attention and praise from the town's residents.

Meanwhile, Roger the alien becomes obsessed with a new game show called "Jeopardized," where contestants are subjected to physical pain if they answer questions incorrectly. Roger soon becomes a contestant on the show and finds himself enduring increasingly painful punishments as he fails to answer questions correctly.

As the commercial's effects on the family and Roger's game show obsession continue to escalate, the episode ultimately highlights the danger of trying to project a perfect image and the importance of being true to oneself.

"The Nova Centauris-burgh Board of Tourism Presents: American Dad" is a humorous exploration of the pitfalls of trying to present a perfect image to the world, and serves as a reflection of our cultural obsession with perfection and image. Through the Smith family's experiences, viewers are reminded of the importance of authenticity and the dangers of chasing an unattainable ideal.