Ngl this episode was what made me actually like Jeff as a character, especially towards the end of the song when you can see that not only does he miss Hailey but he also realized he wasn't the best to her and it broke him seeing just the bad sides
@@lexyruse603 Even at her very worst, Haley is nowhere near as nasty or unkind as a Family Guy character would be on a nice day. But I don't think it's too unbalanced, tbh. She was prepared to forgo happiness and wait her whole life for him.
I think what also broke him was how he obviously was trying to think of the good times with Hailey when his mind was being read, but he could only visually see the bad and it broke him that he couldn't see where he was good to her
Nobody is talking about how significant the summoner flicking Jeff’s hat off is. There’s a whole episode where Haley helps him find a new one - it’s the last thing that physically tied him to her. It’s a loss on multiple levels.
And that part was where he said "there was never anything there in the first place" making Jeff believe that maybe he didn't truly love Hayley like he thought.... this whole episode was so poetic.
Also the fact he's so crushed by what he's seen of himself mistreating Hayley that he doesn't even react to the loss of his hat when it's previously been represented as meaning more than anything to him.
This is the thing I love about American Dad. You discover bands you would never have heard otherwise - Wax Fang, My Morning Jacket, Fascinoma as well as Scott, Seth, and Rachael.
@@mywhychromosome Yeah, he's been doing it for years. Quite a few of his songs have ended up on the show, Sunset Blvd and Livin' On The Run being two examples. ua-cam.com/channels/WgZHFuM5I4e-ArlEezgmxg.html
@@shellc Oh you know what? Even just thinking of all the songs Steve does, the like, sultry r + b songs that are also ridiculous, lol (sometimes covers, but plenty of originals too)...like the "Is she not...hot enough...for ya dad??" song, lol
Scott Grimes would be so much better if he focused on accoustic ballads like he harmonized in "The Orville" the same way McFarlane sings swing and rock ballads not to deter from the beauty and talent he's worked on... I love Scott's voice, but I even would prefer listening to Rachel for her beautiful style of swing and ballads
(Try singing this to the tune of Majestic) 🎵Hey, I don’t recall anyone asking for your opinion🎵 🎵Your point of view means nothing, yes nothing, at all to me🎵
Can we talk about how dark this episode, and the entire plotline was? Jeff was abducted because Roger pushed him into the beam, probably never planning on going himself, was then forced to work in a shopping mall prison where the leader rigs the only way to get out because he himself lost his true love (to Roger, because of course he lost it to Roger), Jeff finally escapes, watching Sinbad die, thinks he will drift space forever, find a wormhole, but then finds a wormhole, but THEN finds out he doomed Haley to a life of loneliness, and then died alone after being abducted a SECOND time by Alien Poachers. God poor Jeff
Spoilers Then Zebleer sacrificed his brain so Jeff could live Then Roger ate his brain so he could get his human body back so he and Hayley could have a baby Man Jeff’s life’s been a rollercoaster since marrying into the Smith family
This is seriously one of the best American Dad episodes ever. It shows Jeff as more than a stoner moron and for the first time as someone who is willing to do anything for true love. It was also cool to see Roger’s species and why he ended up on Earth.
This scene is actually strangely sad... there’s a harsh truth in the way it shows you can love someone but still mistreat them,something which I think everyone is guilty of. Also the animation is superb, and I’m so glad that all the aliens of Rodger’s species look different... That must have taken so long to do!
"If you're searching the lines for a point, then you've probably missed it. There was never anything there in the first place". The most savage fourth-wall break I've ever heard in a song.
Well, I don't really think it's meant to be that way. The song seems to have a pretty clear line of logic, and it seems to be (especially in the context of the scene) about a relationship that won't work, having an overly optimistic output on it. Line 1 "A sight for sore eyes to the blind would be awful majestic, it would be the most beautiful thing that they ever had seen" refers to the beginning of the relationship. They haven't been in a better one, so when they see this person they think that they're perfect and exactly what they are looking for. Line 2, "It would cause such surprise it would make all of their minds electric, how could anyone tell them that some things are not what they seem?" is talking about when they're actually together. Of course, those with an outside perspective KNOW that what they're in, the relationship, is a bad one, but the can see that for the moment, they're so filled with joy at the start that they can't tell them that it's going to end poorly. Line 3 "In such disbelief I thought that I was asleep when I met you, my heart liquified and I sighed oh this must be a dream" refers to, again, when they meet, the whole thing seems dreamy and perfect and ideal but then Line 4 "If I forget to set the alarm and sleep on through the dawn don't remind me, I'd rather be dreaming of someone than living alone" comes and says that they'd rather stay in this "ignorance is bliss" early state of the relationship than confront the reality that the whole thing is just being idealized and isn't as good as it seems in the beginning. The 5th and final line, "if you're searching the lines for a point, well you've probably missed it, there was never anything there in the first place" refers to the fact that, in the end, as much as they may have searched for a way to justify the relationship and show that it is loving and IS good, in the end, true love was just never really there. It's really genius in the way it uses the metaphor of a blind person seeing something ugly as the first thing they see and thinking it's beautiful before coming to the true realization that it is not, but trying to justify that it was good, before accepting it. It's almost like the 5 stages of grief, in a way. Denial (line 1), Anger (line 2), bargaining (lines 3 and 4), depression (first half of line 5), acceptance (end of line 5). So it could be about more than just the relationship, and while it feels like that's what it's referring to metaphorically, the whole metaphor could extend to many different aspects of life.
I actually felt it when Jeff began crying when he realized how he mistreated Hayley. Ofcourse, he did proved that their marriage is more than those painful memories.
all jokes aside this was a really well written episode more specifically really well written scene, Wax Fang's "Majestic" encapsulated exactly what jeff must've been feeling, the powerful and emotional guitar solo was filled with pain and sadness which went perfectly with the footage jeff was seeing and seeing jeff cry made the scene stand out. jeff saw how horribly he treated Hayley pairing that with the music made this better, the next time he did the test showing the positive side of his relationship was also great because that time they had wax fang's "the astronaut part 2" playing which had a more upbeat and inspiring tone again paring nicely to the positive footage. all around a great episode.
i vividly remember being sat in my best mates living room high out of my mind and this episode came on. i got really invested in this episode and then the song came on and i cried. idk why but i did.
I was on shrooms when this sequence came on. The entire episode was a trip in itself, but this song and the visuals of Jeff not appreciating Hailey, the one person he truly loves and is devoted too, struck a deep nerve I never knew existed. This episode has a deep place in my heart, which is hilarious in a way because american dad is usually so carefree and sporadic, to see them take a somewhat serious tone for a change was equally jarring and refreshing
Here rn in my own living room almost 30 damn years old in about the same place. Fresh out of a breakup with a lady I certainly would have liked to have been treated better by... And also would have liked to have treated better.... Everyday it seems I stumble into some salt in the wound at least a few times lol. I never even watch this show, UA-cam reccomended some two hour copyright dodging compilation. Was loving the laughs it was giving me after a long tiring life, and totally didn't realize this show held its own so well in adult animation. Then, surpriseeee 🎉 if you're searching the lines for a point, well, you've probably missed it
I can't imagine whose idea it was to use this song here, or if maybe they wanted to use the song and built the scene around it, but either way.... GOD DAMN did they pick a good song. That is a fantastic voice.
Watched this as a kid 13 years ago, just blasted this song on the drive back from home from my girl dumping me. Really crazy this stupid fucking show layed the groundwork for my future heartbreak Holy shit the scene of him playing video games while she just wants his attention really just killed me
“In such disbelief I thought I was asleep when I met you My heart liquefied and I sighed Oh this must be a dream If I forget to set the alarm And sleep on through the dawn Don’t remind me I’d rather be dreaming of someone Than living alone” This part hits harder after experiencing and losing love
They should've kept Jeff in space for at least a season or two, with one or two episodes per season about his exploits in space. Sort of like the James Bond episodes they do with Stan.
A sight for sore eyes To the blind would be awful majestic It would be the most beautiful thing That they ever had seen It would cause such surprise It would make all of their minds electric How could anyone tell them That some things are not what they seem? In such disbelief I thought I was asleep when I met you My heart liquefied and I sighed Oh this must be a dream If I forget to set the alarm And sleep on through the dawn Don't remind me I'd rather be dreaming of someone Than living alone If you're searching the lines for a point Well, you've probably missed it There was never anything there In the first place
Even tho family guy is made by the same people and basically the same art style and animation you won’t see it make story’s and scenes like this where it’s actually entertaining and where you actually care about the character this episode was amazing
No, that episode just seems really lazy. Having McFarland be the only main voice actor shows that. Plus, the single bank room being the main setting really shows the laziness in the animation department.
Funny enough it was an episode between Steve and Snot that introduced me to Joe Satriani, specifically "Summer Song", a tune that gets used from time to time for radio ads in my area.
This is such a powerful episode. If we were told before it that Jeff would lead an episode in space and the story would take on a cinematic feeling many would think "Here comes the shark" this scene is the biggest highlight. A masterpiece of a song that tells the hard truth of what happens to many relationships once the early magic has faded. The song helps us feel Jeff's pain even more so but I don't think it's mentioned enough how it helps us relate to the emperor too. He is practically giddy at these lyrics because his heartbreak made him wage a war on love and majestic reflects his feelings perfectly. Not in any way hating on Family Guy here, but they did a whole show based on never getting an Emmy. American Dad should have gotten one for this and I can think of many times American Dad should have gotten an Emmy when Family Guy would have still missed out.
It wasn't part of this episode specifically, but one really cool moment from the multiple-episode 'Jeff In Space' storyline, was in the sequence where Jeff + Sinbad 'first' get back to Earth [using the wormhole], when it's flicking through them as all the different images, if you pause it as JUST the right moment using either a DVR, Netflix, etc, for one split second they are actually the live-action Sinbad, and the real Jeff Fisher, Seth Mcfarlane's friend who looks like, dresses like, and supposedly acts just like the Jeff on the show, apart from voicing him
Great song yes but it is a terrifying EarWorm that sneaks up on you like Preditor then forces it self in your head like a FaceHugger that then forces you to seek it out and listen to it until you can expell it and share it
Ghastly Dragon 10 ya I saw this ep yesterday and since I’ve been listening to the song practically on repeat. It is like a spiritual leech that has locked me into this vibe. I love the vibe, I understand it, I completely resonate with it, I get. But it is almost hard to think at times for the lyrics and whistling keep popping into my head. Other songs have become less appealing. I’ve been hooked hard by a song this hard before and it’s almost a shame. Eventually I end up listening to it so much that I just burn out on it and never listen to it again.
I just watched this episode recently and it actually made me tear up. I feel so stupid, but something about the song combined with the memories of Jeff seeing how he treated Hayley badly (and him crying) just made me feel all emotional.
I love this whole scene bc it just hits so hard. but the end part of where his hat gets kicked off his head and falls down idk y but I love that like it's the end of Jeff or something
"I'd rather be dreaming of someone, than living alone" That is an epic lyric.
Jose Chavez Yea that line hurt a bit
I felt that one
Jose Chavez no
No they say I’d rather be dreaming of someone than living yellow
@@nathankuchinski5897 õ_Õ What.
Ngl this episode was what made me actually like Jeff as a character, especially towards the end of the song when you can see that not only does he miss Hailey but he also realized he wasn't the best to her and it broke him seeing just the bad sides
Tbh. I feel like Haley was worse to Jeff than he was to her. Especially in the newer seasons.
And most importantly it shows how actually smart he can be
@@lexyruse603 Even at her very worst, Haley is nowhere near as nasty or unkind as a Family Guy character would be on a nice day. But I don't think it's too unbalanced, tbh. She was prepared to forgo happiness and wait her whole life for him.
@@lexyruse603 They are both bad to each other but their relationship works. If it’s not broke don’t fix it
I think what also broke him was how he obviously was trying to think of the good times with Hailey when his mind was being read, but he could only visually see the bad and it broke him that he couldn't see where he was good to her
This wasn't just an episode; it was an experience.
DEFINITELY WAS!!
Love this
What is name of épisode ?
No, it was an episode
Absolutely!
Nobody is talking about how significant the summoner flicking Jeff’s hat off is. There’s a whole episode where Haley helps him find a new one - it’s the last thing that physically tied him to her. It’s a loss on multiple levels.
Damn
And that part was where he said "there was never anything there in the first place" making Jeff believe that maybe he didn't truly love Hayley like he thought.... this whole episode was so poetic.
Also the fact he's so crushed by what he's seen of himself mistreating Hayley that he doesn't even react to the loss of his hat when it's previously been represented as meaning more than anything to him.
This episode is a goddamn masterpiece.
Agree
Seconded
LastFanStanding12 no shit
seconded
You said it my friend.
This is the thing I love about American Dad. You discover bands you would never have heard otherwise - Wax Fang, My Morning Jacket, Fascinoma as well as Scott, Seth, and Rachael.
Scott does music??
@@mywhychromosome Yeah, he's been doing it for years. Quite a few of his songs have ended up on the show, Sunset Blvd and Livin' On The Run being two examples. ua-cam.com/channels/WgZHFuM5I4e-ArlEezgmxg.html
@@shellc Oh you know what? Even just thinking of all the songs Steve does, the like, sultry r + b songs that are also ridiculous, lol (sometimes covers, but plenty of originals too)...like the "Is she not...hot enough...for ya dad??" song, lol
Scott Grimes would be so much better if he focused on accoustic ballads like he harmonized in "The Orville" the same way McFarlane sings swing and rock ballads not to deter from the beauty and talent he's worked on...
I love Scott's voice, but I even would prefer listening to Rachel for her beautiful style of swing and ballads
Who's Scott Seth and Rachael?
The song is "Majestic" by Wax Fang in case anyone was wondering. One of my favorite episodes; lots of emotion.
No
(Try singing this to the tune of Majestic)
🎵Hey, I don’t recall anyone asking for your opinion🎵
🎵Your point of view means nothing, yes nothing, at all to me🎵
thanks for the info. sorry everyone was mean to you in the comments 😁👍🏾
I was and thank you
Thanks, I was so dense didn't even realise it was an actual song! Thought it was written and performed for this American Dad episode!
Can we talk about how dark this episode, and the entire plotline was? Jeff was abducted because Roger pushed him into the beam, probably never planning on going himself, was then forced to work in a shopping mall prison where the leader rigs the only way to get out because he himself lost his true love (to Roger, because of course he lost it to Roger), Jeff finally escapes, watching Sinbad die, thinks he will drift space forever, find a wormhole, but then finds a wormhole, but THEN finds out he doomed Haley to a life of loneliness, and then died alone after being abducted a SECOND time by Alien Poachers.
God poor Jeff
I thought Roger was the love he lost
@@aesinam either one makes sense really. Roger could have boned his true love or been his true love, it's roger
@@ZekromAndYugiAndDrago123 It's Roger. Roger liteally says "Can we be adults about this? Because I can't"
Spoilers
Then Zebleer sacrificed his brain so Jeff could live
Then Roger ate his brain so he could get his human body back so he and Hayley could have a baby
Man Jeff’s life’s been a rollercoaster since marrying into the Smith family
Roger, you're a basturd who deserves to suffer
This is seriously one of the best American Dad episodes ever. It shows Jeff as more than a stoner moron and for the first time as someone who is willing to do anything for true love. It was also cool to see Roger’s species and why he ended up on Earth.
This scene is actually strangely sad... there’s a harsh truth in the way it shows you can love someone but still mistreat them,something which I think everyone is guilty of. Also the animation is superb, and I’m so glad that all the aliens of Rodger’s species look different... That must have taken so long to do!
It's pretty impressive. With so few facial features or colours hey manage to have completely personalized looks.
On another video of this type, there's a comment with 2k likes that's literally just this copy and pasted, from 5 years ago. Nice job lol
Oh you know the saying: we hurt the one's we love
this is what my gf does with me every day, its a typical human thing I think
Guilty 🖖
"If you're searching the lines for a point, then you've probably missed it. There was never anything there in the first place".
The most savage fourth-wall break I've ever heard in a song.
Well, I don't really think it's meant to be that way. The song seems to have a pretty clear line of logic, and it seems to be (especially in the context of the scene) about a relationship that won't work, having an overly optimistic output on it. Line 1 "A sight for sore eyes to the blind would be awful majestic, it would be the most beautiful thing that they ever had seen" refers to the beginning of the relationship. They haven't been in a better one, so when they see this person they think that they're perfect and exactly what they are looking for. Line 2, "It would cause such surprise it would make all of their minds electric, how could anyone tell them that some things are not what they seem?" is talking about when they're actually together. Of course, those with an outside perspective KNOW that what they're in, the relationship, is a bad one, but the can see that for the moment, they're so filled with joy at the start that they can't tell them that it's going to end poorly. Line 3 "In such disbelief I thought that I was asleep when I met you, my heart liquified and I sighed oh this must be a dream" refers to, again, when they meet, the whole thing seems dreamy and perfect and ideal but then Line 4 "If I forget to set the alarm and sleep on through the dawn don't remind me, I'd rather be dreaming of someone than living alone" comes and says that they'd rather stay in this "ignorance is bliss" early state of the relationship than confront the reality that the whole thing is just being idealized and isn't as good as it seems in the beginning. The 5th and final line, "if you're searching the lines for a point, well you've probably missed it, there was never anything there in the first place" refers to the fact that, in the end, as much as they may have searched for a way to justify the relationship and show that it is loving and IS good, in the end, true love was just never really there. It's really genius in the way it uses the metaphor of a blind person seeing something ugly as the first thing they see and thinking it's beautiful before coming to the true realization that it is not, but trying to justify that it was good, before accepting it. It's almost like the 5 stages of grief, in a way. Denial (line 1), Anger (line 2), bargaining (lines 3 and 4), depression (first half of line 5), acceptance (end of line 5). So it could be about more than just the relationship, and while it feels like that's what it's referring to metaphorically, the whole metaphor could extend to many different aspects of life.
@@Life_and_Gaming so well done, bravo
@@Life_and_Gaming 10/10 explanation
Its a wax fang song...has nothing to do with the episode or American dad
Kyle W. The episode was directly inspired by the song itself. And the song had a direct thematic link to the situations occurring in the scene.
This is one of the most emotional, BEST episodes of American Dad I’ve ever seen! It made me cry that’s how moving this episode was
I love the implication that this highly advanced alien spaceship still relies on composite av cables for video.
I’m all for changing the law but I don’t think marajwana should be legal it was banned first for a good reason
@@JordanS-ww4euwhat
@@thomastakesatollforthedark2231 sorry
I actually felt it when Jeff began crying when he realized how he mistreated Hayley.
Ofcourse, he did proved that their marriage is more than those painful memories.
there's something so enchanting about this song... it's stuck in my head now!!!
cause its so majestic
“If I forget to set the alarm and sleep onto the dawn don’t remind me” honestly my entire personality
I never heard this song before seeing this episode. Now it's easily one of my favorite pieces of music, full stop.
Same here. I didn’t even know it was an actual song.
@crodas6168 Same here!
If American Dad ever gets a movie, THIS is how you do it.
This is the kind of song that pops into my brain when I'm trying to sleep.
Yep, why do you think I'm here now? 😂
@@Voltaic_Fireits majestic by wax fang!
3 years later and I’m having the same issue 💀
the summoner is one of the best characters on American dad and the song "majestic" is a master piece 10/10
This episode brought me to tears the type of tears you want to hold in but know you cant
all jokes aside this was a really well written episode more specifically really well written scene, Wax Fang's "Majestic" encapsulated exactly what jeff must've been feeling, the powerful and emotional guitar solo was filled with pain and sadness which went perfectly with the footage jeff was seeing and seeing jeff cry made the scene stand out. jeff saw how horribly he treated Hayley pairing that with the music made this better, the next time he did the test showing the positive side of his relationship was also great because that time they had wax fang's "the astronaut part 2" playing which had a more upbeat and inspiring tone again paring nicely to the positive footage. all around a great episode.
This is my brother's favorite episode, I totally get why.
I love the part later when that song is on the radio and they turn it off and say “they are really in to that here”
* Inhale* ...
A SIGHT FOR SORE EYES TO THE BLIND WOULD BE AWFUL MAJESTIC!!!!
Sorry that song is super popular here
This deserves way more views, it was a great episode weird how a lot of people didn't like it.
A lot of people disliked this episode??? Since when???
@@thedestroyer2alltrolls411 idk, heard a lot of hate on it probably the trolls of reddit!
@@MadcainNinja I hate Reddit.
i vividly remember being sat in my best mates living room high out of my mind and this episode came on. i
got really invested in this episode and then the song came on and i cried. idk why but i did.
Same man
I was on shrooms when this sequence came on. The entire episode was a trip in itself, but this song and the visuals of Jeff not appreciating Hailey, the one person he truly loves and is devoted too, struck a deep nerve I never knew existed. This episode has a deep place in my heart, which is hilarious in a way because american dad is usually so carefree and sporadic, to see them take a somewhat serious tone for a change was equally jarring and refreshing
Here rn in my own living room almost 30 damn years old in about the same place.
Fresh out of a breakup with a lady I certainly would have liked to have been treated better by... And also would have liked to have treated better....
Everyday it seems I stumble into some salt in the wound at least a few times lol.
I never even watch this show, UA-cam reccomended some two hour copyright dodging compilation.
Was loving the laughs it was giving me after a long tiring life, and totally didn't realize this show held its own so well in adult animation.
Then, surpriseeee 🎉 if you're searching the lines for a point, well, you've probably missed it
One of the best scenes and episodes in the entire legacy of American Dad.
“If you’re searching the lines for a point, well you’ve probably missed it “
The part where he's playing games instead of looking at his wife is a universal man emotion
games>>>>girls that is why gf always break bf playstations. they cant compete with them
A universal man mistake too. Regret it now
Masterpiece. Nothing short. Great song and great creative minds making this piece speak for itself.
I can't imagine whose idea it was to use this song here, or if maybe they wanted to use the song and built the scene around it, but either way....
GOD DAMN did they pick a good song. That is a fantastic voice.
This is the best song in all of American Dad. This whole episode felt like a movie.
The writers of this episode should have got a Emmy award.
Legit one of the best episodes of TV, and Jeff's story arc.. ugh American Dad is honestly underrated.
Watched this as a kid 13 years ago, just blasted this song on the drive back from home from my girl dumping me. Really crazy this stupid fucking show layed the groundwork for my future heartbreak
Holy shit the scene of him playing video games while she just wants his attention really just killed me
Rewinded the song 4 times until I decided to finish the episode, lol
I genuinely thought this was an original song written for the show when I first watched this episode, it just fit the scene so well
“In such disbelief
I thought I was asleep when I met you
My heart liquefied and I sighed
Oh this must be a dream
If I forget to set the alarm
And sleep on through the dawn
Don’t remind me
I’d rather be dreaming of someone
Than living alone”
This part hits harder after experiencing and losing love
I kinda wished this had been a spinoff
Ocelotl Chimalpahin ikr
Ocelotl Chimalpahin or at least a miniseries
They should've kept Jeff in space for at least a season or two, with one or two episodes per season about his exploits in space. Sort of like the James Bond episodes they do with Stan.
Ya roger life on his home planet
Yeah its like they were has this in mind
A sight for sore eyes
To the blind would be awful majestic
It would be the most beautiful thing
That they ever had seen
It would cause such surprise
It would make all of their minds electric
How could anyone tell them
That some things are not what they seem?
In such disbelief
I thought I was asleep when I met you
My heart liquefied and I sighed
Oh this must be a dream
If I forget to set the alarm
And sleep on through the dawn
Don't remind me
I'd rather be dreaming of someone
Than living alone
If you're searching the lines for a point
Well, you've probably missed it
There was never anything there
In the first place
Nice one 🤣😁
Even tho family guy is made by the same people and basically the same art style and animation you won’t see it make story’s and scenes like this where it’s actually entertaining and where you actually care about the character this episode was amazing
McFarland stop with the show quite a while ago
There's the episode called Brian and Stevie.
@@eandrad00 still the show now a days is just cutaways and there’s so actual story
No, that episode just seems really lazy. Having McFarland be the only main voice actor shows that. Plus, the single bank room being the main setting really shows the laziness in the animation department.
@@htrademark lmfao shut up dude
When are they gonna put all the American Dad songs on an album!!! Need it!!!!
I think someone made a Spotify playlist with all the licensed songs like this one, otherwise this song is called majestic and made by wax fang
Funny enough it was an episode between Steve and Snot that introduced me to Joe Satriani, specifically "Summer Song", a tune that gets used from time to time for radio ads in my area.
This was by far the best non-holiday-special episode
Godspeed, Sinbad... Wherever you are. ❤️
Truly, the best episode of the entire series
I haven't stopped thinking about the song since I saw this episode- a weirdly large amount of sadness comes over me when I hear it :(
This is such a powerful episode. If we were told before it that Jeff would lead an episode in space and the story would take on a cinematic feeling many would think "Here comes the shark" this scene is the biggest highlight. A masterpiece of a song that tells the hard truth of what happens to many relationships once the early magic has faded. The song helps us feel Jeff's pain even more so but I don't think it's mentioned enough how it helps us relate to the emperor too. He is practically giddy at these lyrics because his heartbreak made him wage a war on love and majestic reflects his feelings perfectly. Not in any way hating on Family Guy here, but they did a whole show based on never getting an Emmy. American Dad should have gotten one for this and I can think of many times American Dad should have gotten an Emmy when Family Guy would have still missed out.
One of the best songs of the whole show
What the song called
@@tjwood51x63 “Majestic” by Wax Fang.
Bro this song is so just Ear pleasing.
I know they reference it later on, but the parallels between Jeff and Fry from Futurama are definitely there
Wax Fang is an amazing band! I was blown away and went straight to find out who this band was immediately after this episode.
This was the only episode of seth's cartoons that made me tear up. This is amazing
It wasn't part of this episode specifically, but one really cool moment from the multiple-episode 'Jeff In Space' storyline, was in the sequence where Jeff + Sinbad 'first' get back to Earth [using the wormhole], when it's flicking through them as all the different images, if you pause it as JUST the right moment using either a DVR, Netflix, etc, for one split second they are actually the live-action Sinbad, and the real Jeff Fisher, Seth Mcfarlane's friend who looks like, dresses like, and supposedly acts just like the Jeff on the show, apart from voicing him
Great song yes but it is a terrifying EarWorm that sneaks up on you like Preditor then forces it self in your head like a FaceHugger that then forces you to seek it out and listen to it until you can expell it and share it
This is the most accurate description ever
Ghastly Dragon 10 ya I saw this ep yesterday and since I’ve been listening to the song practically on repeat. It is like a spiritual leech that has locked me into this vibe. I love the vibe, I understand it, I completely resonate with it, I get. But it is almost hard to think at times for the lyrics and whistling keep popping into my head. Other songs have become less appealing. I’ve been hooked hard by a song this hard before and it’s almost a shame. Eventually I end up listening to it so much that I just burn out on it and never listen to it again.
procrastinator547 do you think this song is an scp
Ghastly Dragon 10 scp?
procrastinator547 secure contain protect the thing that makes ordinary things and extra ordinary things scary and dangerous
I swear usually when in a TV series they start singing, I change the channel, only on American Dad, I stay and listen willingly
This right here is why Seth McFarlene is focusing more on American Dad rather than Family Guy
I’ve almost always liked American Dad! more than Family Guy anyway.
This episode is a godamn masterpiece and the song is as well.
i remember watching this when it first came out it was the point I realized American Dad surpasses anything else the creators make
0:28 the foreshadowing here is phenomenal
Oh. My. God. This episode was amazing.
this song slaps years later
Imo this was the show's best episode
It showcases the writers ability to write a compelling story that can tug at the heart strings
So I'm watching American Dad. Expecting jokes and laughs.
Next thing I know I'm crying and sobbing.
Yeah happened to catch this episode after a pretty nasty break up, good times lol
That's why I prefer American Dad over Family Guy.
@@Ashes_Unto_Rosesyeahhhhh this is me now. Hate when it's my turn!
@@DirtyMike124x its my turn once again it looks like. Right there with you buddy
the whole story leading up to this episode is beautiful
This episode would have been great as an American Dad movie.
I just watched this episode recently and it actually made me tear up. I feel so stupid, but something about the song combined with the memories of Jeff seeing how he treated Hayley badly (and him crying) just made me feel all emotional.
This is probably the best music video from the whole show
The song is an absolute banger and the animation really captures the vibe of the song
"It would cause a surprise, it would make all of their minds electric."
- I love that line... Idk why AM I WEIRD??!
SpiderLover97 no u r weird for loving spiders
Reni yes
Well, you are! But in a good way
One of my favorite episodes. The song absolutely rocks!
This scene always makes me cry 😢
Best song from American Dad!
I thought it was an American Dad original when the episode aired then found out about Wax Fang.
Incredible how well this nice song was included into the episode of American dad
wow, good song all around.
These episodes were some of the best of seth MacFarlane writing wise. And this episode and scene was unforgetable and just hits so hard 😢
Yes, this is *Majestic*
Probably the best American Dad episode ever.
All this plot deserved to be a 3-episode special.
These were the best episodes to watch week to week on tv
It's thanks to this one fucking episode that I am now addicted to Fax Fang.
This song should've been added to the greatest hit album.
At the beggining, it looks like the smoke puffs out of the summoner's hover chair are syncing with the piano keys.
Fun fact, this guy is the BBEG in my dnd campaign
An evil bard who is so desperate to be heard he falls into the powerthirsty trap of a lich
LOL! At Jeff treating Hayley like a door mat in his memories!
I unironically love this song
I saw this when I was a little kid, it made me cry and literally inspired my love for music lmao
Omg how have I never seen this episode or heard this song until now!.....
They should of had more Jeff in space episodes
Man this song is awesome
I love this whole scene bc it just hits so hard. but the end part of where his hat gets kicked off his head and falls down idk y but I love that like it's the end of Jeff or something
American Dad is way better than Family Guy. Roger is the best well besides Eric Cartman and Randy Marsh
Eric Cartman and Randy Marsh aren't characters in this show
Cartman is a retard.
Just my opinion but I hate roger.
Micah Thomas bruh
I love South Park but I sincerely think Roger is a better character than Cartman or Randy.
Damn remeber this song from when i was in a depression... its not a song its a feeling.
A very underrated banger
There was never anything there in the first place... real asf man
Cannot get enough of this song :p
After all these years i still listen to wax fangs. Thank you Mr. Macfarlane
One of the best moments in the series.
The majestic by Wax Fang. I listem to it almost daily
The full episode is season 8 episode 18 btw
Best episode of the series.