Stan and the Codger

"You Debt Your Life" is the twelfth episode of the sixth season of American Dad!. It aired on Fox in the United States on February 20, The episode focuses on two of the show's main characters, Roger the Alien and Stan Smith. After he saves Roger from being run over by a bus, Stan has repaid what in "Roger Codger" — of how Roger saved Stan's life in Area 51 years ago.
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Stan tries to lead Roger out of there and turn him in, but bumps his head into a lamp and is knocked unconscious. Roger manages to drag Stan out, throwing Stan and himself into the laundry chute just before the grenades explode.

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The two end up in a laundry transport truck going out of the base. Klaus reminds him that he paid back Roger for saving his life the first time at Area After arguing, Roger moves out and Stan replaces him with Andy Dick.

When Roger comes to the conclusion that he needs to save Stan's life so he'll own him again, he pushes Stan into the polar bear enclosure at the zoo. However, Roger and Andy fight over rescuing Stan and the polar bear eats Stan's legs. Roger decides he can save Stan by recovering his fanny pack back at Area 51 that he dropped during their first escape.

Working his way past the guards with an unconscious Stan, Roger locates his fanny pack and applies his salve to Stan's legs causing them to grow back but with tiny baby legs at first. They are discovered and Roger is recognized. Escaping from the guards, Stan pulls Roger into a laundry chute to avoid the grenades thrown at them. Instead Linda and Chelsea came to Orlando.

The plan was hatched at the funeral where the sisters, softened by grief, recalled one magical trip—no fighting, no competition—just days of junk food and thrill rides with their mother.

After checking into a room with a queen-sized bed they agree to head out for a nightcap. Linda and Chelsea leave the hotel, spirits high, insisting they get back early.

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Tomorrow they say goodbye. Struggling to stand, her bleary-eyes twitch, sending fresh streaks of black down her face.

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Her feathered brunette hair now appears matted. Chelsea at her worst never looked this rough, and Linda knows it. Linda manages two steps before heaving the contents of her stomach i. With a sense of accomplishment she wipes her mouth and continues down the hallway, a head full of bees, until arriving at both the door and a startling realization.

Sitting with her back to the door, she cradles the urn. All mother ever was, a pile of chalk, she thinks. She wets her fingers with saliva and dips them into the remains. Turning her body, she begins to write upon the door. Each letter requires another dip and slowly the message, in faint gray, becomes clear. Closing the urn, she then springs to her feet, and knocks forcefully.