Furious at being replaced by CGI, Roger tries to sabotage Steve but fails. Desperate for his big break, he resorts to catering a high-end Hollywood party to pass out his headshots. The plan goes south when the party is raided by the DEA. To avoid charges for possession, Roger agrees to go undercover and wear a wire to take down a major drug dealer named Andy Benedict. The "Twin" Finale
The adventure begins during a routine "Stews and Views" video night with Klaus the goldfish. To everyone's shock, Klaus uncovers an old Pizza Overlord commercial starring a young Steve and Roger—posing as his twin brother. It turns out they were once a successful child-actor duo until Steve abruptly quit to attend kindergarten, a move that left Roger bitter and unfulfilled for years. Hollywood or Bust Twinanigans
: While Steve's acting talent has only improved, Roger's skills are non-existent, unless the role requires him to eat things on camera. Furious at being replaced by CGI, Roger tries
Roger, ever the method actor, treats the dangerous sting operation like a movie role. When his "acting" accidentally exposes his wire, things turn violent. Steve arrives just in time, and the two utilize their "twinanigans"—a series of coordinated, twin-themed combat moves—to defeat Andy’s gang. Despite the carnage, they briefly find the chemistry they had as children before returning to their normal lives. American Dad! Season 15 Episode 18 Review: Twinanigans To avoid charges for possession, Roger agrees to