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Roger Smith is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Avery Bullock) of the American Dad! adult sitcom. He is an alien living with the Smith family.
He is voiced by series creator, Seth MacFarlane, who also voices Stan Smith from the same series, as well as Peter Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin and Glenn Quagmire from Family Guy.
His Good Ranking[]
Debated Validations[]
- Even though he didn't follow through on it, he offered to sacrifice himself so the Smith Family wouldn't be punished for harboring an alien. This motive be be justified.
- Killed Steve's educators may not have been a good idea, this may be justified as the educators were bullying Steve after becoming a caring "parent" towards him.
What Makes Him Admirable?[]
- He sacrificed himself in saving Stan from being exploded by a grenade.
- He occasionally supports the Smith family
- He helps them make disguises for him, so he can not be exposed by the public's eyes.
- Even though he tried to sell out Steve, it appears that the two formed a close friendship.
- As revealed in Roger Codger, although he was nearly captured by Stan, Roger happens to be responsible for saving Stan's life
- He and the Smith family protected Klaus from being killed by Rogu in "Klaus and Rogu".
- He helps Stan and Jesus get to the location of the Anti Christ in "Rapture's Delight" but refuses to help Jesus rebuild the earth’s civilization.
- Although he had gained an obsession with eggs in "Shell Games", however once he realized they shall labotomize Steve if they (a secret society) didn't get the egg, Roger gave up his hobby and threw the egg off a cliff which killed Comandre Stout.
- In "Twinanigans", after being signed up for a job with the police, he killed a drug dealer known as "Nose Candy" Andy Benedict.
- In "Enter Stanman", he willingly helped Stan understand why Francine saw him as a child by going into her dreams.
- Almost killed himself while being the nicest person imaginable, because he biologically can't be good for a lengthy amount of time.
- He reversed the events of the Golden Turd, an object that doomed the world, in the episode "300".
- After being saved by Grandma MacAdoo and the rest of the housemates, Avery Bullock Sr. wanted to capture Roger but because they were hiding him, he was going to take them all to Area 51. However, Roger sacrificed himself so they would not have to suffer in "Fellow Traveler".
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
- Being a character from American Dad, Roger is on & off, due to him usually having villainous roles.
- He is incredibly egotistical, selfish and arrogant.
- He has a perverted side as shown by how he makes uncomfortable remarks to Stan, Steve, Jeff and many others.
- Roger has moral agency issues since a prolonged period of not channeling his bad habits in some way causes him illness that will eventually kill him. This is a minor prevention however as he can be exceptionally kind when he chooses, and is notably selective with his bad outbursts.
- He has crossed the MEH in way too many ways to count.
Trivia[]
- He, Peter, Stan, and Glenn Quagmire are the only four Seth MacFarlene characters to be both Inconsistently Admirable and Inconsistently Heinous at the same time.
External Links[]
- Roger Smith on the Heroes Wiki
- Roger Smith on the Villains Wiki
- Roger Smith on the Inconsistently Heinous Wiki
- Roger Smith on the American Dad! Wiki
