Roger (American Dad!) - Disguises and Alter Egos - List of Roger's Alter Egos

List of Roger's Alter Egos

Note: The following list does not include all of Roger's many alter egos.

Dr. Jordan Edilstein (Season 3, episode 24: "Camp Refoogee")

He is a near-sighted college professor with an IQ of 140. Dr. Jordan Edilstein is head of the Political Science Department at Harvard University (later the Economics Department). He once had a successful selling book. In addition, he once spent an experimental weekend with Allen Ginsberg. He's also a Hebrew. Dr. Jordan Edilstein was married to Amanda Lane (played by Francine) for 17 years.

Professor Baxter (Season 3, episode 29: "Iced, Iced Babies")

Professor Baxter is a college professor at Goff Community College, teaching literature and life. Professor Baxter is highly respected by his students, especially Ethan. Ethan later turned psychotic and tried to kill the professor and Hayley. Professor Baxter is quoted as having stated, "I pretend to teach them, but it's really they who pretend to teach me," as well as ". . .well then, I'm taking away 50 points from Griffindor!"

Krispy Kreme McDonald's (Season 3, episode 34: "American Dream Factory")

Krispy Kreme McDonald's is a rocker. When Steve looks for a new drummer for his band, Krispy Kreme Mcdonald's auditions. Later, Krispy Kreme McDonald's kicks Steve out of the band and becomes the lead singer. He covers public domain songs with Steve's former band. Krispy Kreme McDonald's is a natural on the drums.

Kevin Bacon (Season 3, episode 38: "Four Little Words")

Roger pretends to be Kevin Bacon when Hayley and Steve give him a replica of Bacon's nose. As Bacon, Roger abuses his star power to get as much free stuff as possible. Roger is forced to give up this disguise after being involved in a hit-and-run. Police mistake him for the real Kevin Bacon, who is subsequently arrested.

Horse Renoir (Season 3, episode 42: "Joint Custody")

He is a bounty hunter. In his appearance on the show, he was going after Jeff. "Born in the bayou, some say he is the hell-spawn of a whore and a prostitute."

Predator (Season 3, episode 42: "Joint Custody!")

Roger considered dressing as this when going after Jeff; however, Stan left while he was still deciding, so he was forced to seek an alternative.

Chilly (Season 4, episode 48: "42-Year-Old Virgin")

He is an unskilled poker player. Roger uses this persona at a poker night with Stan and some of his co-workers. He never seems to get much luck and his best hand is a pair of threes.

Cousin Phil (Season 4, episode 53: "Oedipal Panties")

Roger disguised himself in this identity when Stan's mother, Betty, came to visit.

Parker Peters (Season 4, episode 56: "Office Spaceman")

A photographer Roger portrays in order to sell pictures of himself to a newspaper. He was eventually hired by the CIA. (a parody of Peter Parker)

Laura Vanderbooben (Season 4, episodes 57: "Stanny Slickers 2: The Legend of Ollie's Gold")

A voluptuous woman Roger portrays so as to be sexually harassed and paid off by the company at which he's employed. Laura Vanderbooben is quoted as having stated, "Looking for something glazed and BAD for you?"

Luke Fondleberg - (Season 4, episode 57: "Stanny Slickers 2: The Legend of Ollie's Gold")

A man Roger portrays in hopes of winning a sexual harassment lawsuit. Luke Fondleberg is quoted as having stated, "Any hot pieces of tail around this office that like a good groping?"

Scotch Bingington (Season 4, episode 58: "Spring Break-Up")

Roger created the character of Scotch Bingington in order to become the king of spring break.

Sholanda Dykes (Season 5, episode 60: "The One That Got Away")

Sholanda Dykes works at AT&T.

Sidney Huffman (Season 5, episode 60: "The One That Got Away")

Roger originally created this identity to steal a pair of gloves from a store; however, this identity became independent and developed an entire life. Sidney Huffman is a devout Christian, who never drinks or smokes. He works as a Bible manufacturer. Sidney Huffman is involved in a loving, commited relationship with Judy Panawitz. Roger ended up killing him, his reason being that Sidney Huffman was "a good egg, and that cramps my style."

Mr. Mustachos (Season 5, episode 66: "Chimdale")

An identity Roger portrayed to take Francine to an expensive spa weekend. The spa weekend was a prize he had won in a radio contest; however, it was only for two, so Haley was snuck in via a suitcase. When the spa-detective became suspicious, Roger and Francine had to pretend to be a couple. Mr. Mustachos is quoted as having stated, "Don't Portuguese out on me!"

Warren Beanstalk (Season 5, episode 77: "Daddy Queerest")

A hustler, he once sat in an ally buying booze for minors because he made a nifty profit. Warren Beanstalk also hit a little girl and stole her dog, Pepper. He later gave up his enterprise when Steve's own experience of "beer goggles" showed what atrocities can happen when children drink. Warren Beanstalk is quoted as having stated, "Oh, you'll feel better after a few beers. You're driving."

Ricky Spanish (Season 8, episode 132: "Ricky Spanish")

After caterpillars had chewed holes in most of Roger's disguises, he rediscovered an old outfit buried in a trash bag in the back of his closet. He put it on and greatly approved of its show; however, he was unable to recall the persona to which it belonged. When he walked through town under the disguise, he drew glares and hostile behaviors from everyone. This culminated in an assault at the hands of Brian Lewis. Roger is later reminded that his persona of Ricky Spanish is the most hated man in town.