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ADFamilyAffair
Roger getting caught cheating on his family

Family Affair
Roger has more been hanging around with other families besides the Smith's

Season: 4 Episode: 3
Total Episode Count: 68
Prod. no.: 4AJN03
First Aired: February 15, 2009

Guest Starring: Will Forte as security guard
Featuring: Roger
Also Appearing: Reginald Koala
Musical Numbers: Reginald the Koala

Director: Tim Parsons
Writers: Erik Durbin
Storyboarders: Patrick Kochakji

Roger's Disguise: Krispy Kreme McDonald from American Dream Factory

Plot: When the Smiths try to plan a family game night, Roger is full of excuses about prior commitments. However, when he is caught in a lie, the Smiths feel stabbed in the back when they realize Roger has been "cheating" on them with other families. Stan, Francine, Hayley and Steve go on the offensive to teach Roger a lesson about monogamy until--following a collapse at an amusement park after a surfeit of family fun--Roger has a breakthrough about why he isn't a one-family kind-of-guy. After realizing this instantly at a therapist, he goes to his first family, the Logans, to learn the reason why they abandoned him at the gas station. As it turns out, he merely rented a room in their house and they threw him out because he didn't pay his rent, and because they were afraid of him.

Meanwhile, Klaus scores six Fabulous Thunderbirds concert tickets, which he is ecstatic about; however, he falls asleep just hours before the show begins and no one bothers to wake him. The family goes without him, and, so that Klaus' ticket doesn't go to waste, they take along Reginald--another "volunteer" from the CIA's secret brain-swap program. The episode ends with a kicky eighties-style theme song about how Reginald, a homeless and starving African-American man, had his mind switched with a koala bear and now uses his inherent cuteness to perform undercover espionage missions for the government. Like Klaus, he also has a bit of a libidinous streak, making a (decidedly unwelcome) pass at Hayley.


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