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\\u201cBlood Crieth Unto Heaven\\u201d (January 27, 2013)

Yes, we\\u2019re giving you two American Dads this season, with this one representing how this show uses high-concept premises better than most other sitcoms. In this one, the show presents itself as a stage play, complete with all the restrictions and encumbrances that come with denying itself the ability to do quick cuts, and what results is as funny as it is bizarre. Here to discuss why this episode is a stand-out is\\xa0Johnny LaZebnik, who sings the praises of Wendy Schaal\\u2019s comedic delivery.

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Should this technically be a Weirdest Episode Ever? Sure, but here\\u2019s the thing: When we label episodes in the main feed as this, you all tend to click on them less. Will dropping this on the main feed with a non-Weird title get us more listens? Only time will tell.

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