Jeff Fischer
Biographical Information
Name	Jeff Fischer
Nickname(s)	None
Last Recorded Age	Unknown
Family	:Henry Fischer (father) Mrs. Fischer (mother; estranged) Uncle Frank Hayley Smith (Wife) Bailey (Possible Brother-In-Law) Stan Smith (Father-In-Law) Francine Smith (Mother-In-Law) Steve Smith (Brother-In-Law) Patricia (Step-daughter) Bernie (Step-son-in-law) Unnamed ex-wife (deceased) Nemo (Adopted Son)
Occupation	Unknown
Voice actor	Jeff Fischer

Jeff Fischer is Hayley's husband, however prior to their elopement they had been a frequently on again off again couple. In "Haylias", Hayley was looking to leave the country, but is brainwashed by Stan Smith to stay and marry a Senator's son who turns out to be gay. In "100 A.D.", Jeff decides to elope with Hayley, which the whole family is against.

Jeff was brutally beaten by Stan's boss, Avery Bullock in "Bullocks To Stan". He was left bleeding and twitching on the floor of a diner after being thrown head-first into a wall, but seems to have made a full recovery. He has also recovered from being crushed under a heavy object in "Phantom of the Telethon" and having all his skin peeled from his body by Roger in "Love, American Dad Style".

Until "Joint Custody", Jeff had not spoken to his father for years and "his mother ran away before he was born". In that episode, he went to his father Henry Fischer's farm in Raleigh, North Carolina, when trying to escape from Stan and Roger. Jeff is wanted in Florida for possession of marijuana as he had skipped bail.

In "Naked to the Limit, One More Time", Jeff discovers about Roger being an alien and Stan has to kill one of them so the CIA wouldn't find out and risk his family. When Roger asks Jeff for a hug before he leaves, Roger tosses him into a tractor beam from a ship sent to pick him up from his home planet which takes Jeff away, leaving a stunned Hayley behind.

Personality

He is known to be a 'stoner', and lived in his van for some time.

He seems to be extremely easy going; He was dumped by Hayley in "Bullocks To Stan" for being a push-over. However, Stan taught him to stand up for himself by beating, electrocuting, and entombing him and they got back together. In addition, the Jeff and Hayley break up became some sort of annual tradition on American Dad!. Episodes noting the break up include the aforementioned "Bullocks To Stan", "Haylias", "Dungeons and Wagons" and "Pulling Double Booty".

Jeff also appears to care very much for Hayley, as revealed in "For Whom the Sleigh Bell Tolls", as he tells this to Stan when he heals him. In "Lost in Space", he was willing to put his privates on the line to prove that his love for Hayley is real.

Quotes

"I'm intrigued. Although that could just be the Intriguenol I took this morning."

(After a child in Francine's Bible class states he and Hayley should be stoned) "Way ahead of you kid."

"Kinda makes up for my small penis huh?"

Notes

• Jeff is based on Seth MacFarlane's friend, also named Jeff Fischer, who voices the character.
• In "The People vs. Martin Sugar", it is revealed that if he does not smoke weed, Jeff masturbates constantly.
• In "100 A.D.", it is hinted that Jeff smells like cheap weed and applesauce. Also in the same episode, his van has the ability to shed its cover and turn into a version of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which he shows to Hayley after they get married.
• Also in "100 A.D.", Jeff and Hayley were compared to Shaggy Rogers and Velma Dinkley from Scooby-Doo.
• In "The Unbrave One" it is revealed that Jeff has a younger brother that their dad likes better.
• Although he is married to Hayley, he remains unaware of Roger being an alien in "Stan's Best Friend". Previously in "Dr. Klaustus", he believes that Roger is attracted to him.
• Also in "Stan's Best Friend", it's revealed that he is allergic to penicillin and that Jeff was a multimillionaire widower with a step-daughter named Patricia and a former cook for the band Blues Traveler and owned the rights to their first album. However, he gave the rights to his step-daughter as a fiftieth birthday present.

Appearances

• AD101 "Pilot (American Dad!)"
• AD103 "Stan Knows Best"
• AD104 "Francine's Flashback"
• AD105 "Roger Codger"
• AD108 "Bullocks To Stan"
• AD112 "Stan of Arabia: Part 1"
• AD119 "It's Good to Be the Queen"
• AD205 "Dungeons and Wagons"
• AD210 "Bush Comes to Dinner"
• AD212 "A.T. The Abusive Terrestrial"
• AD219 "Joint Custody"
• AD301 "The Vacation Goo"
• AD305 "Haylias"
• AD312 "Widowmaker"
• AD406 "Pulling Double Booty"
• AD407 "Phantom of the Telethon"
• AD408 "Chimdale"
• AD516 "Bully for Steve"
• AD601 "100 A.D."
• AD602 "Son of Stan"
• AD606 "There Will Be Bad Blood"
• AD607 "The People vs. Martin Sugar"
• AD608 "For Whom the Sleigh Bell Tolls"
• AD613 "I Am the Walrus"
• AD615 "License to Till"
• AD616 "Jenny Fromdabloc"
• AD617 "Home Wrecker"
• AD702 "Hurricane!"
• AD704 "The Worst Stan"
• AD707 "Season's Beatings"
• AD708 "The Unbrave One"
• AD709 "Stanny Tendergrass"
• AD713 "Dr. Klaustus"
• AD714 "Stan's Best Friend"
• AD716 "The Kidney Stays in the Picture"
• AD718 "Toy Whorey"
• AD801 "Love, American Dad Style"
• AD802 "Killer Vacation"
• AD804 "American Stepdad"
• AD805 "Why Can't We Be Friends?"
• AD806 "Adventures in Hayleysitting"
• AD807 "National Treasure 4: Baby Franny: She's Doing Well: The Hole Story"
• AD808 "Finger Lenting Good"
• AD810 "Blood Crieth Unto Heaven"
• AD812 "Naked to the Limit, One More Time"
• AD814 "Spelling Bee My Baby" (slideshow)
• AD818 "Lost in Space"