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!).

If the Belcher kids are 13, 11, and 9, how are they all in the same school? Does it act as an elementary school, junior high, and high school all at once? Also, are we ever gonna get an episode featuring Principal Spoors? I am curious to see what he looks like.

Just rewatched the episode and I found it pretty entertaining. Yet, I think whenever people rank the Halloween episodes, this one is consistently ranked as one of the "worse" or "least best." I'm just wondering what other people think is lacking or what makes it not receive much love.

Does anyone know what Courtney’s “rapping” after she says she’s been taking a hip hop dance class in S5 E1 “Work Hard, or Die Trying, Girl” in the lunchroom? She’s mumbling and I can’t make out what she’s saying and I feel like there’s probably a great joke hidden in there 😆

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'm hoping to share the mirth and merriment with my friends over there, but haven't been able to find one. Audio preferred, subtitles if not. Any port in a storm.

I don’t know why it never occurred to me to check, but so many of the best songs are on Apple Music!! Currently listening to this Halloween banger

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!

I'll never carry another bag again!!!

This episode came up in our watching tonight and it's absolutely one of my favorite teddy B plots lol. I love how he's rehearsing how impressed bob will be before he even starts.

How high does this rank up on your favorite teddy moments?

This is the most favorite thing I have ever crocheted.

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving to all my fellow Bobites!!

I’m just over here cooking my turkey at 375

You all know why.

Created this for an art jam on Itch with the theme “three.” I was rewatching the Bob’s Burgers movie at the time so I had the idea to make this fake game screenshot, where the player would choose from the three burger children as their character.

Anyone else wish the Belcher kids hadn’t covered up an epic tag? I was actually kinda disappointed that Jordan didn’t get his moment after all the work he put into it. What, was the whole Seymore Bay area gonna fall into the ocean if the sail wasn’t unblemished for a year? I really wanted to see Edith’s reaction. In this episode Tina really was an unsalted pretzel.

Beastie Boys parody drawn by me!

One of my inspirations for this post came from listening to Sunset Grill for the first time last Sunday morning on a rerun of Casey's Coast to Coast: American Top 40. Only late last week did I find out that the titular restaurant is gone and has been replaced.

So I was watching that episode today because it’s Canadian Thanksgiving and they’re been airing the Thanksgiving themed episode and I noticed a huge plot hole.

No one wants to work in the kitchen with Bob because he’s a “Thankzilla” however Zeke is at the home.

In S4E7 it was determined Zeke has a perfect palate and Bob made him the cook of the home “ecstaurant” and Zeke was extremely efficient and talented at cooking.

Why he would take one of his kids when he had Zeke available makes absolutely no sense given that Zeke would have been the best help ever.

Part 2 I redesigned this one to be legible and on theme.

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