Ep 13. Dr. Klaustus

In American Dad season 7 episode 13, titled "Dr. Klaustus," Roger becomes strongly attracted to a former classmate named Dr. Klaustus who is a renowned therapist. He decides to go undercover as a patient, hoping to get closer to her. Meanwhile, Stan and Francine accompany Steve on a visit to his therapist Dr. Ray, as they are concerned about Steve's behavior.

As Roger begins his therapy sessions with Dr. Klaustus, he becomes more and more infatuated with her. He starts to believe that they have a deep connection and that she is the only one who can truly understand him. However, his intentions of getting closer to her are thwarted when he discovers that she has a fiancé.

While Roger is dealing with his disappointed feelings towards Dr. Klaustus, Stan and Francine are struggling to understand why Steve is acting out. Dr. Ray, Steve's therapist, suggests that they try to relate to Steve by allowing him to do things that they wouldn't normally let him do. This leads to them all taking ecstasy together, which turns out to be a terrible idea.

Back at the therapy center, Roger is getting more and more upset that Dr. Klaustus is with someone else. He starts to lash out and accuses her of not giving him the attention he needs. Dr. Klaustus realizes that Roger needs more help than she can offer and suggests that he see another therapist. Her fiancé then steps in and decides to take Roger on as a client.

Meanwhile, Stan, Francine, and Steve's experiment with ecstasy takes a turn for the worse when they all start to experience severe hallucinations. They end up in the same therapy center as Roger, completely out of their minds. The episode ends with the entire family getting into Dr. Klaustus' car and driving off into the sunset, still high from the ecstasy.

Overall, "Dr. Klaustus" is a hilarious and absurd episode that highlights the dysfunctional dynamics of the Smith family. Roger's misguided attempt to get closer to his former classmate Dr. Klaustus leads to chaos and hilarity, while Stan and Francine's attempt to bond with their son backfires in a big way. The episode also touches on the importance of therapy and seeking help when you need it, even if it means admitting to some uncomfortable truths about yourself.