Ep 8. The Most Adequate Christmas Ever

The Most Adequate Christmas Ever is the eighth episode of the third season of American Dad. As the title suggests, the episode is centered around Christmas and the Smith family's attempt to make it the most adequate one ever.

The episode opens with Stan being unhappy with the decorations for the house, as he feels they aren't enough to impress the neighbors. He leaves the house, but not before giving them a list of things he wants them to do for Christmas. Francine, Hayley, and Steve are left to clean up the mess that Stan created.

Meanwhile, Roger is upset that he can't go to a Christmas party because he doesn't have a certain type of hairstyle. He goes to a salon to get it done, but the hairstylist makes a mistake, leaving Roger bald. Roger is devastated and decides to stay home for Christmas, not wanting to be seen by anyone.

The Smiths try to make the best out of their situation, but it's not easy. They try to get a Christmas tree, but mistakenly end up with a weed-growing kit. Francine suggests they use it to make some extra money for Christmas. They start growing the weed, but Stan finds out and destroys their operation.

The family is left with no other option but to cook for a local soup kitchen. They bond while cooking together and end up having a great time. Meanwhile, Roger is still at home, feeling sorry for himself. He decides to go out and hide in a manger, where he ends up getting mistaken for a baby Jesus doll. The family eventually finds him and takes him home.

In the end, the Smiths realize that the most important thing about Christmas is spending time together, regardless of the circumstances. They all gather around the table and enjoy a nice meal together, happy to be with each other. Roger even gets a surprise from the hairstylist, who helps him fix his hair.

Overall, The Most Adequate Christmas Ever is a heartwarming episode that emphasizes the importance of family and togetherness during the holidays. It showcases the Smith family's ability to overcome their difficulties and come together to make the best of their situation.