History Characters / BobsBurgers

* TheBadGuyWins: After getting his shirt smeared by accident by Louise and Gene, he actually manages to punish Gene (but lets Louise go because Gene protected her from him) without even getting an earful from an adult.

* {{Jerkass}}: He is an unpleasant person who mocks Louise, once called his mom a bitch, and has one awful attitude.
* NotSoDifferent: Logan doesn't exactly have the best relationship with his mother Cynthia, as seen in "Mother Daughter Laser Razor", much like Louise. He also willingly plays along with her plan to fake a stomachache in order to escape from the punishment room later in the episode (although this could have been more a sign of his desperation).

* WouldHurtAChild: Logan has no problems about giving a Reserve Norwegian Stinkhold to an 11-year-old.

** In "Nightmare On Ocean Avenue," he calls his handyman rival a "handsome bastard," then has a conversation with Bob about how the other handyman has a great body.

* DoesNotLikeSpam: He spits out a veggie burger when he's tricked into eating it.

** Subverted in the season 5 finale. He seems to be willing to raise everyone's rent, and then just wants to cause great trouble for the Belchers, until it's revealed that he just feels slightly abandoned by Bob and wants to be friendlier.

* BitchInSheepsClothing: In "Bob Day Afternoon":
-->'''Mr. Frond''': Why would you do a job without Rodney?! You stupid idiot!

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* PottyFailure: He is revealed to be the Mad Pooper (or the Butt-ler) in "Broadcast Wagstaff School News" -- the first time was accident, the second time was for fun, then it was an accident again, and so on, but after that [[HeartwarmingMoments he did it for Tina]].

* ShipTease: Arguably done with Tina in "Midday Run". When she [[spoiler: helps him get the mascot costume, [[Main/ItMakesSenseInContext so he could entertain his grandma before her surgery]]]] he is touched by this and says

* HotTeacher: She's a rather pretty woman, and Linda and especially Bob think so, whom calls her 'ridiculously attractive'.

** While he is thrilled to fill-in for Linda as a waiter at the restaurant during rush hour, he is so inept at it that he didn't take note of table numbers or anything that might help, instead trusting his vague memory of the customers' appearances. To Bob's chagrin, Teddy's system amounts to remembering descriptions like "the guy with dark glasses" which don't help narrow down where the orders are meant to go.

** When he is so thrilled to fill-in for Linda as a waiter at the restaurant during rush hour, he is so inept at it that he didn't note down the table number but is trying to serve while having memorized the looks of the customers. To Bob's chagrin, Teddy's system is so bad because just remembering "the guy with dark glasses" meant many in there at the time.

* StepfordSmiler: A look at Teddy's adult life is actually kind of depressing. He says he likes letting the Belcher kids keep their bikes in his garage because it lets him pretend he has kids of his own (specifically,
an older kid and a pair of twins). At the same time, he's usually optimistically upbeat about things, and he seems to be doing okay for himself.

* HiddenDepths: In spite of his sometimes spotty intellect, he was able to assemble a giant, functional Van de Graaf generator in high school (and later provide it for Louise's science fair project). He's also very competent as a contractor, and a surprisingly able babysitter. As long as his back doesn't act up, that is.

* StepfordSmiler: A look at Teddy's adult life is actually kind of depressing. He says he likes letting the Belcher kids keep their bikes in his garage because it lets him pretend he has kids of his own. Specifically, he's got an older kid and a pair of twins. At the same time, he's usually optimistically upbeat about things, and he seems to be doing okay for himself.

* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The other faculty members and teachers aren't fond of him and it's implied he doesn't actually have any friends. They never invite him to Ms. La Bonz's "Martini Tuesday" for this reason. He seems to think he and Principal Spoors are friends, but all evidence shows that Spoors only tolerates Frond at best and that tolerance is limited.

* FullNameBasis: Never referred to by anything other than his full name.

* LethalChef: His food is bad enough to give two people food poisoning, and the burger he makes during a cooking competition is so bad that the judges aren't able to make it through a single bite before spitting it out. Mickey the bank robber even describes his pizza as the worst he's ever had in his life. Played with to a degree, as he is heavily implied to not do most of the cooking at his own restaurant, instead relying on a hired kitchen staff, resulting in the food generally being of higher quality than if he himself had made it.

* EvilCounterpart: She's Louise without her manipulative prowess or slight sense of right and wrong. To drive the point home, when we first met Millie she is dressed in a bunny costume with ears that won't stand upright. Contrast this to Louise who wears normal clothes and a bunny ears hat which are always upright. However, by her second appearance, her manipulative prowess has become ''much'' better and she utilized Louise's paranoia to pull a WoundedGazelleGambit and make herself beloved by their classmates.

* AmbiguousDisorder: In his first appearance, though it's quietly dropped in "Wharf Horse".

* FriendlyEnemy: Tina is still very cordial with her, which angers Tammy.

* {{Jerkass}}: Blackmails her friends on a frequent basis, and a total stuck up and not a nice person in general, as she finds doing mean things to people hilarious and when push comes to shove, Tammy would rather help herself even when her friends or other things important to her friends are on the line.

** In fact, her parents are pretty much the exact opposite of the Belcher parents Bob and Linda, whom pretty much go through hell for their kids, as in "Sleeping With The Frenemy" Tammy's father showed and stated that he wasn't willing to take a medevac to retrieve his daughter when she was left behind from a cruise because of his airsickness, and the mother didn't seem that bothered by it.

* TheRival: To Tina, though she's actively more aggressive than Tina
* SmallNameBigEgo: Tammy acts like she's a super popular AlphaBitch, but it seems the one person who's both aware of her and actually ''likes'' her is Jocelyn, and even she doesn't seem to like Tammy very much.
* SpoiledBrat: Is yelling at her mom over the phone in "Mazel Tina", and at her rabbi. And in general she feels entitled to anything she wants, is used to a cushy-life style while she makes fun of others who don't have what she has, has high standards and doesn't even know what the word 'work' means.
* UngratefulBitch: In 'Sleeping With The Frenemy' while Tina had an ulterior motive to get her generosity Thundergirl badge, it was pretty darn generous of her to let Tammy stay at her house while she was accidentally left behind when her parents went on their cruise, however, Tammy acts like a complete brat and criticizes everything the Belchers do for her, including Linda's cooking and when Bob dries out her hair, and not once is appreciative of their efforts.

** In the same episode, Jimmy Jr. also mention that two people came down with food poisoning after eating scampi from his restaurant.

** In the same episode, his sons also mention that two people came down with food poisoning after eating scampi from his restaurant.

** In "Best Burger", when the judges try his burger they all spit it out, and he comes in last place.

* {{Jerkass}}: He's not really shown to have any redeeming qualities. Along with antagonizing Bob, he is generally shown to be a bad person.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He seems to have a genuine liking to the Belchers.

* {{Hypocrite}}: He's usually a stickler when it comes to being a health inspector, to the point of becoming hostile at the slightest violation. However, he shows none of it when Jimmy Pesto has mold like Bob and only suggests cleaning it the same way he told Bob wouldn't work. He's willing to let it slide if the person in question shares his hate for Bob.