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Season 2 |
| 24 :02x01 - Camp Refoogee (Sep/10/2006) | | In a desperate attempt to send Steve to a summer camp, Stan sends him off to the only one still available, Camp Refoogee. However, Camp Refoogee turns out to be a refugee camp in Africa. Meanwhile, Roger and Francine pose as a married couple, but things go wrong when they can't stick to a coherent backstory. | | Guest Stars: Rob Tinkler (1) as Clerk, Romany Malco as Skittle/HotRod/Refugee, Christine Taylor (1) as Candy, Thandie Newton as Makeva, Seth Rogen as Student | Director: Albert Calleros Writer: Josh Bycel, Jonathan Fener | | Songs: Toto -- Africa, Sir Mix-a-lot -- Baby Got Back | | | | | | |
| 26 :02x03 - Failure is Not a Factory-installed Option (Sep/24/2006) | | When Stan falls victim to a persuasive car salesman he loses his job and his confidence. Meanwhile, Steve and Roger devise a plan to get to first base with popular girls at school, and the saga of Roger's jewel-encrusted gold turd continues. | | Guest Stars: Paget Brewster as Judy, Scott Lowell as Felix, John DiMaggio as Car Repo Guy/Priest, Christine Baranski as Homeless Woman, Curtis Armstrong as Schmuley “Snot” Lonstein, Elias Koteas as Jim, Eddie Kaye Thomas (1) as Barry, Patrick Stewart as Avery Bullock, Swoosie Kurtz as Marilyn, Beau Bridges as Lieutenant Thacker | Director: Rodney Clouden Writer: Etan Cohen (1) | | | |
| 27 :02x04 - Lincoln Lover (Nov/05/2006) | | Stan gets passed up to speak at the Republican National Convention and is desperate to speak at anything Republican. When he creates a play based on Abraham Lincoln and his close male friend, a local chapter of the Log Cabin Republicans choose Stan to be their speaker (which unnerves Stan when he learns that the Log Cabin Republicans are known for having male homosexuals as their members). | | Guest Stars: Seth MacFarlane as Greg Corbin, Tom Hollander as Waiter, Performance Artist, Wilson Cruz as Fan, Log Cabin Chorus, Andrew, Stark Sands as Tino, Conservative #1, Mike Barker (1) as Terry Bates, Suzanne Cryer as Babette, Peter Paige as Jason, Scott Lowell as Brett | Director: Brent Woods Writer: Rick Wiener, Kenny Schwartz, Nahnatchka Khan (1) | | Songs: Whitney Houston -- I Will Always Love You, Celine Dion -- My Heart Will Go On | | | |
| 28 :02x05 - Dungeons and Wagons (Nov/12/2006) | | Stan takes up drag racing when Francine suggests they spice up their marriage. Meanwhile, Jeff becomes emotionally crushed after Hayley breaks up with him, but finds comfort in Steve's online gaming world. | | Guest Stars: Jeff Fischer (1) as Jeff Fischer, John DiMaggio as Brad, Leon, Daisuke Suzuki (1) as Toshi, Popo, Eddie Kaye Thomas (1) as Barry, Flandnag, Curtis Armstrong as Schmuley “Snot” Lonstein | Directors: Kurt Dumas, Anthony Lioi Writer: Jim Bernstein, Michael Shipley | | Songs: Whitesnake -- Here I Go Again, Toto -- I Won't Hold You Back | | | | | | |
| 30 :02x07 - Of Ice and Men (Nov/26/2006) | | In the distant future, Klaus (now an elderly human male with a son) tells the story of how Francine discovered Stan's passion for figure skating and how Steve and his friends fought over a Russian mail-order bride. | | Guest Stars: Austin Majors as Thomas, Daisuke Suzuki (1) as Toshi, Mike Barker (1) as Terry Bates, Rainn Wilson as Kight (Clifford), Driver, Ivana Milicevic as Svetlana, Martin Mull as Father Donavan, Eddie Kaye Thomas (1) as Barry, Curtis Armstrong as Schmuley “Snot” Lonstein | Director: John Aoshima Writer: Brian Boyle | | Songs: Laura Branigan -- Gloria, ABBA -- Mamma Mia | | | |
| 31 :02x08 - Irregarding Steve (Dec/10/2006) | | When Roger helps Steve see how stupid Stan is, they run away to New York to become successful. Meanwhile, the rest of the family is certain that the two have just run away to the tree house, which is promptly destroyed during a lightning storm, which is home to three squirrels re-enacting scenes from What's Eating Gilbert Grape. | | Guest Stars: Leslie Jordan as Mr. Beauregard, Rusty Schwimmer as Mama Squirrel, Johnny Galecki as Arnie the Squirrel, André Sogliuzzo as Teacher, John Krasinski as Gilbert the squirrel, Jon Stewart as Himself | Director: Pam Cooke Writer: Chris McKenna (2), Matt McKenna | | | |
| 32 :02x09 - The Best Christmas Story Never (Dec/17/2006) | | With Stan's Christmas spirit at an all-time low (thanks to special interest groups trying to make the holiday season more politically correct), the Ghost of Christmas Past visits him and tries to show him the true meaning of Christmas. However, Stan is convinced that Christmas can be saved by changing the outcome of the Vietnam War and killing Jane Fonda. Meanwhile, Roger (living in the 1970s under the name "Roger Epstein") invents disco music and becomes a success. | | Special Guest Stars: Lisa Kudrow as The Ghost of Christmas Past, | Guest Stars: Seth MacFarlane as Greg Corbin, Mike Barker (1) as Terry Bates, Rick Hoffman as John Hinkley/Caroler #1, Chris Diamantopoulos as Donald Sutherland/Robert Deniro | Director: Albert Calleros Writer: Brian Boyle | | | | | | |
| 34 :02x11 - American Dream Factory (Jan/28/2007) | | When Stan feels he's not getting anywhere at his current job with the CIA, he decides to fullfill his dream of making teddy bears in themes of the major holidays. However, Stan realizes he can't do it alone and hires a group of illegal aliens to help him, angering Hayley. Meanwhile, Steve and his friends start a rock band, with Roger as the drummer. | | Guest Stars: Miguel Ferrer as Agent Hopkins, Niecy Nash as Patty Labelle, Elizabeth Peña as Store Owner, Stark Sands as Williams, Iggy Pop as Jerry, Curtis Armstrong as Schmuley “Snot” Lonstein, Eddie Kaye Thomas (1) as Barry, Efren Ramirez as Paco, Patrick Stewart as Avery Bullock | Director: Rodney Clouden Writer: Nahnatchka Khan (1) | | | | | | |
| 36 :02x13 - Black Mystery Month (Feb/18/2007) | While researching a paper about George Washington Carver in celebration of Black History Month, Steve uncovers a conspiracy thats been going on since the Civil War and strives to expose it to the public. Meanwhile, Roger stalls during a game of Jenga with Hayley.
Source: FOX | | Guest Stars: Fred Tatasciore as Various, Matt McKenna as Various, Jane Lynch as Unknown, David Herman as Various, Eric Edwards as Various, Chris Diamantopoulos as Various, Diane Delano as Unknown, Mike Barker (1) as Various, Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as Principal Lewis, Curtis Armstrong as Schmuley “Snot” Lonstein | Director: Brent Woods Writer: Laura McCreary | | | | | | | | | |
| 39 :02x16 - When a Stan Loves a Woman (Apr/29/2007) | When Stan discovers that Francine has a secret sex garden, he feels like their marriage might be on shaky ground. Hoping to rekindle the romance, Francine insists on a divorce so that Stan can experience life as a bachelor again, and both learn a valuable lesson in love. Meanwhile, Steve becomes addicted to an energy drink and finds himself panhandling in the streets to support his habit.
Source: Fox | | Guest Stars: Daisuke Suzuki (1) as Toshi, Terri Lyn Rodriguez as Unknown, Becki Newton as Unknown, Matt McKenna as Various, Michael Dunn (2) as Unknown, Chris Diamantopoulos as Various, Paget Brewster as Unknown, Curtis Armstrong as Schmuley “Snot” Lonstein, Eddie Kaye Thomas (1) as Barry, Mike Barker (1) as Biology Teacher | Director: Rodney Clouden Writer: Rick Wiener, Kenny Schwartz | | | |
| 40 :02x17 - I Can't Stan You (May/06/2007) | When Stan brings home special equipment from the CIA to eavesdrop on conversations, he discovers how his neighbors really feel about him. To get back at them, Stan has the entire neighborhood evicted in order to live free of any criticism. However, when an unexpected friend comes to his rescue, he realizes that gossip is a two-way street.
Source: Fox | | Guest Stars: Fred Tatasciore as Various, Becki Newton as Unknown, Miriam Margolyes as Margaret Thatcher, Ann Magnuson as Unknown, Chris Diamantopoulos as Various, Seth MacFarlane as Greg Corbin, Mike Henry (1) as Jackson, Megyn Price as Linda Memari, Patrick Stewart as Avery Bullock, Paul Butcher as Johnny, Ron Livingston as Bob Memari, Mike Barker (1) as Terry Bates | Director: Pam Cooke Writer: Michael Shipley, Jim Bernstein | | | | | | | | | |
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