She's probably my favorite cartoon character on TV.

This was one of the meanest episodes I've ever watched, what was the point??? The entire episode was just Tina getting traumatized. This little shit literally tried to burn Tina's beloved journal, can you imagine being 13 and someone burning your sketchbook or diary because they're "helping you?"

EDIT: Just wanted to point out that my main issue with this episode wasn't necessarily because Regan is shitty; shitty people like this exist and it's sadly something we just have to deal with. What frustrates me is because the episodes was so poorly written that the only real lesson I learned was "Some notebooks need to be kept at home." Which hey, that's a great lesson, but I don't think that's what the writers intended.

I was watching this episode and was at the part where the kids get to the mausoleum. Zeke says “In a few years, we’ll be parents!” and I always thought he was just being wistful about growing up.

The dots connected this time that he’s mentioned his mom was pregnant with him at the prom 😭

It exists! Not the full title to match the Bob's opening sequence, but the vision is there.

What are times that Bob was the one who “started it” during conflicts with Jimmy - in S7e21 paraders of the lost float, Jimmy does pull up to their float to taunt him but Bob loses it and is one to start kicking jimmys float. That causes Jimmy to rip off decorations and ruin their float - the fight becomes physical instead of verbal.

What are other times Bob lowkey started / escalated Jimmy conflict?

Has Bob grown as a character to not be as bothered by Jimmy as much anymore and that’s why we don’t have as many Jimmy pesto appearances in later seasons?

Lots of Halloween eps too. ❤️

It sucks being here, but at least I have something to look forward to every evening.

Why is Linda not as upset as Bob is about how 4 turkeys have basically turned into garbage? Her husband is literally losing his gourd that week repeatedly having to brine and dress turkeys and she isn’t fazed at all!

“A whole turkey at the supermarket costs an average of $2.31 per pound (roughly $34.65 for a 15-pound bird)”

This means that year’s turkey budget was $175, and that isn’t calculating the ingredients to make all those brines, and it’s never focused on, but the ingredients to make all those sides might amount to $50. So a low guess is that year, the Belchers spent $225 on thanksgiving dinner, and that’s not even accounting for the cost of wine!!!

The entire episode, no one is as shocked or upset about these weird turkey killings as Bob is, and I’m confused….

Dr. Yap is one of my favorite reoccurring characters who has some of the best one liners.

This one in particular is one of my favorites from one of my favorite episodes S6E19 Glued: Where’s My Bob? (also one of the best songs in the show)

Any other favorite Dr. Yap lines out there?

If buying DvD box sets were still a thing, what season would you anticipate bringing to your desert island adventure?

I am currently rewatching again and on S4 and i fuckin love how everyone is so deranged. How fun must it have been to write in the script, “And then the main lunchlady picks up the lone student by the nose with her tongs and starts interrogating him.”

Folks -- I am in trouble here: In my head is an endless loop of "Who's that knockin' on my door?" and "Weasel, Weasel, if you please-el!" My brain will not let it go: There has to be more to this song! Help?

I'm gonna go with no. Bob spits so much venom in those twenty or so seconds. You can hear the malice dripping in every word that can only come from a loving and dedicated father who sacrificed days of his life and what was left of his dignity/sanity--and all to retrieve a toy that he knew meant a lot to his eldest daughter.

I'll never forget the night this episode aired. I wasn't too invested in it, since I thought the whole "making fun of Bronies" was already low-hanging fruit and played out (Hot in Cleveland even had a plot about it), but then that ending aired and I was floored.

I thought for sure that the show was going to go with something cheesy, such as: Tina is about to put away her Chariot, Bob convinces her that she's not too old to still collect dolls, Tina thanks him and then asks him if he'd like to watch The Equestranauts with her--to which Bob responds, "Tina, I never want to hear the words The Equestranauts as long as I live." Cue credits.

Instead, we got Bob proving that while he may be arguably the most loving, understanding, forgiving, and especially accepting father on television--and I don't just mean animated--the man still has his breaking point--which just so happened to be studying over 1200 pages of The Equestranauts lore (and one extremely non-canon fan-fiction!).

EDIT: Thank you, you smart folks! You’re all great.

I come to you, head hung in shame, because I cannot remember what episode it was when someone (pretty sure it was Bob)… fell on Linda?

SOMEONE fell or collapsed on Linda and she kind of gasps “get off me.”

It absolutely kills me but I can’t remember what episode it is.

Let Teddy sing along to "Daddy," you twatbadger! Of the many things that make me want to give Teddy a big hug. This the one that makes me feel sorry for him the most bless him. He was only trying to support Tommys crappy music!

Tina almost ruins the entire show for me, I can appreciate all the other characters they can be annoying at times, Linda with her singing, gene just being puerile but I just find Tina unfunny, annoying and utterly unrelatable every time she is in a scene I cringe and when she gets an episode my heart sinks. Do people actually enjoy her? What is it people enjoy? I just feel the show would be vastly improved if there simply wasn't Tina in it.

which belcher kid would actually be the most exhausting to raise? i love all three, but loving a character and wanting to parent them are two very different things lmao.

Mine is when Teddy calls Bob and says, “I know you’re medium busy with whatever it is that you do”. I say this to my coworkers all the time 😅.

What’s yours?

So I have a few seasons of Bob's burgers on YouTube. I purchased them so they aren't third party or anything. For some reason they sound echoey and I can't figure out why? I compared them to the Hulu version and even had my gf give them a listen and she noticed it too.

This only occurs on my bobs episodes there is no issue with my parks and rec, avatar or futurama episodes on YouTube.

Any ideas?

The screenshot is from S1 E6 Sheesh! Can, Bob?The guy in the upper left hand corner.
Is that Pipe Guy from S14 E14 Jade in the Shade.

I'll never carry another bag again!!!

Just an appreication post: I personally love that Bob's Burgers is kind and likes its characters. Growing up, I was exposed to and wasn't a fan of shows like Family Guy or the Simpsons, so seeing this show for the first time and have the tone be just gentle and soothing (and very funny) really healed me. It also got me into King of The Hill, but that's another story. That and it helps that I also love burgers and fries. I can only imagine had the tone turned more mean spirited that it would ruin the show forever. Anyways, be like Bob and do the thing you love!

Edit: Ty for the award! Let's be kind to each other and share the Bob's Burgers love!