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>Steve and Snot become tired of being on the lowest rung of high-school society, and devise a plan to be recognized for the smart socialites they think they are. They go to the middle school and impress the students there with their freshman high-schooler level knowledge, and impressive skill at playing Dungeons and Dragons. But the power goes to Steve's head- he decides to do a worksheet for the honors class of the middle school, confident he will pass it and become a living god among them. But he fails it horribly. Realizing the two are not geniuses, the middle schoolers drive them out-Steve breaks his leg in a fall from the monkey bars.
>Stan realizes he can’t take any more of Jeff’s lack of ambition and intelligence and resolves to do something about it. He takes him to the CIA and has his brain messed with, hoping he can be proud of this new Jeff. He’s initially happy, but this turns to jealousy when Jeff starts to become the ideal man of the house, and Steve and Francine begin looking up to him more than Stan.
>After a derogatory comment by Hayley about George Washington being a slave owner, Stan believes he must restore his family’s pride in American history-and what better way to do that than using the CIA time machine? The Smiths see the great moments of the American Revolution, and Stan is a bit miffed to find out it wasn’t exactly like the Mel Gibson movie. But when they return, an error in the time machine causes Steve to be left behind. When the family gets back to the present, America is very different-Steve using his knowledge of modern technology and history to seize power and ruling the US as a dictator. He was waiting for Roger when he crash landed, and captured him-deriving some sort of anti-aging pill from his alien powers. It’s up to Stan and the family to rescue their alien and rein in their tyrannical son.
