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* ColdOpen: The first episode in season 13 to skip the title sequence.
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* ColdOpen: The first episode in season Season 13 to skip the title sequence.
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* AwardSnub: In-universe; Bob claims his kids were robbed after they don't win anything in the costume parade.
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* CoordinatedClothes: The Belcher kids' costumes are themed around the movie ''Film/{{Twister}}''. Also, Andy and Ollie go as salt and pepper shakers.
* CreepyCrows: Ms. [=LaBonz=] thinks this of the crows hanging around the orchard.
* CreepyCrows: Ms. [=LaBonz=] thinks this of the crows hanging around the orchard.
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* ClassTrip: Louise’s class takes a field trip to an apple orchard, with Bob as one of the chaperones.
* ColdOpen: The first episode in season 13 to skip the title sequence.
* CoordinatedClothes: The Belcher kids' costumes are themed around the movie ''Film/{{Twister}}''. Also,
**Also, Andy and Ollie go as salt and pepper shakers.
* CreepyCrows:Ms. [=LaBonz=] thinks this There’s a bunch of them at the crows hanging apple orchard, flying around the orchard.and squawking.
-->'''Ms. [=LaBonz=]:''' Ugh, crows. Please, you’re creeping me out.
* ColdOpen: The first episode in season 13 to skip the title sequence.
* CoordinatedClothes: The Belcher kids' costumes are themed around the movie ''Film/{{Twister}}''.
**Also, Andy and Ollie go as salt and pepper shakers.
* CreepyCrows:
-->'''Ms. [=LaBonz=]:''' Ugh, crows. Please, you’re creeping me out.
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* HiddenDepths: Bob has an interest in beekeeping.
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* EasilyImpressed: It doesn’t take much to impress the kids in Louise’s class, as it seems like funny noises and simple magic tricks do the job just fine.
* GrammarNazi: This exchange between Bob and Ms. [=LaBonz=]:
-->'''Bob:''' Hey, guess what? Me and Ms. [=LaBonz=] are friends now.
-->'''Ms. [=LaBonz=]:''' Ms. [=LaBonz=] and ''I''.
* HalloweenEpisode: Louise takes a Halloween field trip to a creepy apple orchard and Tina and Gene try to keep their costumes from falling apart.
* HelicopterParents: Linda gets way too involved in her kids’ costumes this Halloween, even going so far as to close the restaurant and go to the school several times to fix them when they start falling apart.
* HiddenDepths: Bobhas is revealed to have an interest in beekeeping.
* GrammarNazi: This exchange between Bob and Ms. [=LaBonz=]:
-->'''Bob:''' Hey, guess what? Me and Ms. [=LaBonz=] are friends now.
-->'''Ms. [=LaBonz=]:''' Ms. [=LaBonz=] and ''I''.
* HalloweenEpisode: Louise takes a Halloween field trip to a creepy apple orchard and Tina and Gene try to keep their costumes from falling apart.
* HelicopterParents: Linda gets way too involved in her kids’ costumes this Halloween, even going so far as to close the restaurant and go to the school several times to fix them when they start falling apart.
* HiddenDepths: Bob
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* LostFoodGrievance: Poor Teddy has to wait outside while Linda had to go fix the costumes. The moment she returns and reopens the restaurant, she gets called again to refix the costumes while a desperate Teddy screams at her to stay. She offers him a plain bun, which at least calms him down.
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* LostFoodGrievance: Poor Teddy has to wait outside while Linda had has to go fix the costumes. The moment she returns and reopens re-opens the restaurant, she gets called again to refix re-fix the costumes while a desperate Teddy screams at her to stay. She offers him a plain bun, which at least calms him down.down.
* PunBasedTitle: A play on “apple orchard” and “gore” - perfect for a Halloween episode.
* PunBasedTitle: A play on “apple orchard” and “gore” - perfect for a Halloween episode.
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* ShoutOut:SecondPlaceIsForLosers: Tina optimistically hopes they’ll maybe get third place with their costumes, but CompetitionFreak Linda doesn’t accept that. The kids don’t end up placing at all, and both Bob and Linda think they were robbed.
-->'''Linda:''' Third’s for turds. We’re gettin’ gold.
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-->'''Linda:''' Third’s for turds. We’re gettin’ gold.
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** The apples (and the poor harvest), the bees, the paganism and pagan sacrifice are all elements from the various incarnations of [[Film/TheWickerMan1973 The Wicker]] [[Film/TheWickerMan2006 Man]].
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** The apples (and the poor harvest), the bees, the paganism and pagan sacrifice are all elements from the various incarnations of [[Film/TheWickerMan1973 ''[[Film/TheWickerMan1973 The Wicker]] [[Film/TheWickerMan2006 Man]].Man]]''.
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* YouWereTryingTooHard: Everyone points out that the ''Film/{{Twister}}'' themed costumes Linda put the kids in seemed like too much work since it's so a niche idea. It doesn't help that it's also a bit confusing, because Linda glued all the houses, trees, and animals on Gene's Bill Paxton costume when they should've gone on Tina's since she's the actual twister. Linda argues it was "a creative decision." The kids still want to wear them for their trick-or-treating instead of going for a more boring, traditional option like Linda suggests, thinking it'll earn them major cred for all the 40-year olds who get the reference.
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** Gene: “Let’s get [[Music/TwistedSister twisted, sister]].”
*YouWereTryingTooHard: Everyone points out that SinisterDeerSkull: The apple orchard workers wear horse skull masks for the ''Film/{{Twister}}'' themed costumes Linda put Hero of the Harvest crowning ceremony. It, unsurprisingly, terrifies the kids.
-->'''Brom:''' In my defense, I forgot kidsin seemed like too much work since it's so a niche idea. It doesn't help that it's also a bit confusing, because Linda glued all the houses, trees, and animals on Gene's Bill Paxton costume when they should've gone on Tina's since she's the actual twister. Linda argues it was "a creative decision." The kids still want to wear them for their trick-or-treating instead were scared of going for a more boring, traditional option like Linda suggests, thinking it'll earn them major cred for all the 40-year olds who get the reference.things.
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-->'''Brom:''' In my defense, I forgot kids
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* YouWereTryingTooHard: Everyone points out that the ''Film/{{Twister}}'' themed costumes Linda put the kids in seemed like too much work since it's so a niche idea. It doesn't help that it's also a bit confusing, because Linda glued all the houses, trees, and animals on Gene's Bill Paxton costume when they should've gone on Tina's since she's the actual twister. Linda argues it was "a creative decision." The kids still want to wear them for their trick-or-treating instead of going for a more boring, traditional option like Linda suggests, thinking it'll earn them major cred for all the 40-year olds that get the reference.
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* YouWereTryingTooHard: Everyone points out that the ''Film/{{Twister}}'' themed costumes Linda put the kids in seemed like too much work since it's so a niche idea. It doesn't help that it's also a bit confusing, because Linda glued all the houses, trees, and animals on Gene's Bill Paxton costume when they should've gone on Tina's since she's the actual twister. Linda argues it was "a creative decision." The kids still want to wear them for their trick-or-treating instead of going for a more boring, traditional option like Linda suggests, thinking it'll earn them major cred for all the 40-year olds that who get the reference.
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* RunningGag: Bob asking if things that clearly aren't beehives are beehives. He ''finally'' finds an actual beehive at the end.
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* RunningGag: Bob asking if things that clearly aren't beehives are beehives. beehives, annoying the orchard workers with his endless queries. He ''finally'' finds an actual beehive at the end.end, but by then it's too late into the tour for the workers to let him have a closer look.
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* YouWereTryingTooHard: Everyone points out that the ''Film/{{Twister}}'' themed costumes Linda put the kids in seemed like too much work since it's so a niche idea. It doesn't help that it's also a bit confusing, because Linda glued all the houses, trees, and animals on Gene's Bill Paxton costume when they should've gone on Tina's since she's the actual twister. Linda argues it was "a creative decision."
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* YouWereTryingTooHard: Everyone points out that the ''Film/{{Twister}}'' themed costumes Linda put the kids in seemed like too much work since it's so a niche idea. It doesn't help that it's also a bit confusing, because Linda glued all the houses, trees, and animals on Gene's Bill Paxton costume when they should've gone on Tina's since she's the actual twister. Linda argues it was "a creative decision."" The kids still want to wear them for their trick-or-treating instead of going for a more boring, traditional option like Linda suggests, thinking it'll earn them major cred for all the 40-year olds that get the reference.
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* YouWereTryingTooHard: Everyone points out that the ''Film/{{Twister}}'' themed costumes Linda put the kids in seemed like too much work since it's so a niche idea. It doesn't help that it's also a bit confusing, because Linda glued all the houses, trees, and animals on Gene's Bill Paxton costume when they should've gone on Tina's since she's the actual twister. Linda argues it was "a creative decision."
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** Linda made Gene and Tina's costumes too elaborate for the kids to move around comfortably.
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** Louise being made the festival's "queen", only to discover it's as part of a pagan ritual sacrifice (or so she believes) is reminiscent of ''Film/{{Midsommar}}''. Her blonde wig furthers the similarities.
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** The apples (and the poor harvest), the bees, the paganism and pagan sacrifice are all elements from the various incarnations of [[Film/TheWickerMan1973 The Wicker]] [[Film/TheWickerMan2006 Man]].
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Brom brought out the creepy horse skulls normally used on the haunted hayride for the non-haunted field trip, all without considering that something meant to scare teenagers would have an even worse effect on kids.
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** Brom brought out the creepy horse skulls normally used on the haunted hayride for the non-haunted field trip, all without considering that something meant to scare teenagers would have an even worse effect onkids.kids.
** Linda made Gene and Tina's costumes too elaborate for the kids to move around comfortably.
** Brom brought out the creepy horse skulls normally used on the haunted hayride for the non-haunted field trip, all without considering that something meant to scare teenagers would have an even worse effect on
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* LostFoodGrievance: Poor Teddy has to wait outside while Linda had to go fix the costumes. The moment she returns and reopens the restaurant, she gets called again to refix the costumes while a desperate Teddy screams at her to stay. She offers him a plain bun, which at least calms him down.
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*FifteenMinutesOfFame: [[AlphaBitch Chloe Barbash]] is out sick, resulting in the other fourth-graders attempting to fill in the void of her popularity themselves. This results in Jessica, then Rudy, and finally Louise gaining a lot of attention suddenly.
*AwardSnub: In-universe; Bob claims his kids were robbed after they don't win anything in the costume parade.
*AwardSnub: In-universe; Bob claims his kids were robbed after they don't win anything in the costume parade.
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*CallBack: Mr. Frond references [[Recap/BobsBurgersS7E3TeenAWitch the annual costume contest]]. Apparently enough parents complained about the overly-competitive aspect of it that they replaced it with a costume ''parade''... that is basically the exact same thing but outdoors and with prizes for more than just first place.
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*HumanSacrifice: Louise and Jessica find a diagram that indicates the Hero of the Harvest is sacrificed to a Pagan sun god. It was in reality for a completely unrelated hayride.
*RunningGag: Bob asking if things that clearly aren't beehives are beehives. He ''finally'' finds an actual beehive at the end.
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**The Burger of the Day is the "[[Film/RosemarysBaby Rosemary's Baby Corn Burger]]".
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** Jessica's costume is a combination of Creator/BillyIdol and Creator/BillieEilish, called Billy Idol-ish.
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Louise suspects there's something sinister afoot during a Halloween field trip to an apple orchard. Meanwhile, Tina and Gene hope to win the school costume parade.
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!!Apple Trope-Chard! (But Not Tropey):
*TheBusCameBack: [[Recap/BobsBurgersS4E9SlumberParty Jess]][[Recap/BobsBurgersS10E13ThreeGirlsAndALittleWharfy ica]] makes only her third appearance in the series.
*CreepyCrows: Ms. [=LaBonz=] thinks this of the crows hanging around the orchard.
*HiddenDepths: Bob has an interest in beekeeping.
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**The Belcher kids' costumes are all based on ''Film/{{Twister}}''--Tina is the tornado, Gene is Creator/BillPaxton, and Louise is Creator/HelenHunt.
**Jessica's costume is a combination of Creator/BillyIdol and Creator/BillieEilish, called Billy Idol-ish.
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!!Apple Trope-Chard! (But Not Tropey):
*TheBusCameBack: [[Recap/BobsBurgersS4E9SlumberParty Jess]][[Recap/BobsBurgersS10E13ThreeGirlsAndALittleWharfy ica]] makes only her third appearance in the series.
*CreepyCrows: Ms. [=LaBonz=] thinks this of the crows hanging around the orchard.
*HiddenDepths: Bob has an interest in beekeeping.
*ShoutOut:
**The Belcher kids' costumes are all based on ''Film/{{Twister}}''--Tina is the tornado, Gene is Creator/BillPaxton, and Louise is Creator/HelenHunt.
**Jessica's costume is a combination of Creator/BillyIdol and Creator/BillieEilish, called Billy Idol-ish.
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