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-->Okay... we get it, Bob. [[FreudianExcuse You told me how your father never appreciated you and tossed out the first Burger of the Day you ever made]]... [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse You're that that 14 year old anymore, you're a grown-ass man with a wife and three kids who needs to make ends meet so that you can actually afford to by a phone that isn't older than your kids]]. As much as you don't want to hear this, I will tell you. You're not a restaurateur, you're a cook. That's all... You choose to stay behind the grill instead of talk with people, you refuse to serve things like sweet potato fries and make these constant burgers of the day [[HonorBeforeReason because you're determined to make it work your way... when it barely works]]. You have no skills in actual management, seeing as you have little skill in hiring people, even admitting you can't afford to pay the legal amount. Even though Pesto is an idiot, [[JerkassHasAPoint he at least knows how to manage his business and attract his customers]] even if his food is disgusting. Good food... is the most important thing a restaurant needs... but it's not the only thing. Your décor is lackluster, restaurant is not a theme. You make decisions based on impulsive needs for your burgers to be loved instead of actual business ideas. Bob... the number one thing holding Bob's Burgers back isn't Pesto, or your dysfunctional kids... it's you. You need to drop your pride and either shape up... or shut down.
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-->Okay... we get it, Bob. [[FreudianExcuse You told me how your father never appreciated you and tossed out the first Burger of the Day you ever made]]... [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse You're that not that 14 year old anymore, you're a grown-ass man with a wife and three kids who needs to make ends meet so that you can actually afford to by a phone that isn't older than your kids]]. As much as you don't want to hear this, I will tell you. You're not a restaurateur, you're a cook. That's all... You choose to stay behind the grill instead of talk with people, you refuse to serve things like sweet potato fries and make these constant burgers of the day [[HonorBeforeReason because you're determined to make it work your way... when it barely works]]. You have no skills in actual management, seeing as you have little skill in hiring people, even admitting you can't afford to pay the legal amount. Even though Pesto is an idiot, [[JerkassHasAPoint he at least knows how to manage his business and attract his customers]] even if his food is disgusting. Good food... is the most important thing a restaurant needs... but it's not the only thing. Your décor is lackluster, restaurant is not a theme. You make decisions based on impulsive needs for your burgers to be loved instead of actual business ideas. Bob... the number one thing holding Bob's Burgers back isn't Pesto, or your dysfunctional kids... it's you. You need to drop your pride and either shape up... or shut down.
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-->Okay... we get it, Bob. [[FreudianExcuse You told me how your father never appreciated you and tossed out the first Burger of the Day you ever made]... [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse You're that that 14 year old anymore, you're a grown-ass man with a wife and three kids who needs to make ends meet so that you can actually afford to by a phone that isn't older than your kids]]. As much as you don't want to hear this, I will tell you. You're not a restaurateur, you're a cook. That's all... You choose to stay behind the grill instead of talk with people, you refuse to serve things like sweet potato fries and make these constant burgers of the day [[HonorBeforeReason because you're determined to make it work your way... when it barely works]]. You have no skills in actual management, seeing as you have little skill in hiring people, even admitting you can't afford to pay the legal amount. Even though Pesto is an idiot, [[JerkassHasAPoint he at least knows how to manage his business and attract his customers]] even if his food is disgusting. Good food... is the most important thing a restaurant needs... but it's not the only thing. Your décor is lackluster, restaurant is not a theme. You make decisions based on impulsive needs for your burgers to be loved instead of actual business ideas. Bob... the number one thing holding Bob's Burgers back isn't Pesto, or your dysfunctional kids... it's you. You need to drop your pride and either shape up... or shut down.
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-->Okay... we get it, Bob. [[FreudianExcuse You told me how your father never appreciated you and tossed out the first Burger of the Day you ever made]...made]]... [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse You're that that 14 year old anymore, you're a grown-ass man with a wife and three kids who needs to make ends meet so that you can actually afford to by a phone that isn't older than your kids]]. As much as you don't want to hear this, I will tell you. You're not a restaurateur, you're a cook. That's all... You choose to stay behind the grill instead of talk with people, you refuse to serve things like sweet potato fries and make these constant burgers of the day [[HonorBeforeReason because you're determined to make it work your way... when it barely works]]. You have no skills in actual management, seeing as you have little skill in hiring people, even admitting you can't afford to pay the legal amount. Even though Pesto is an idiot, [[JerkassHasAPoint he at least knows how to manage his business and attract his customers]] even if his food is disgusting. Good food... is the most important thing a restaurant needs... but it's not the only thing. Your décor is lackluster, restaurant is not a theme. You make decisions based on impulsive needs for your burgers to be loved instead of actual business ideas. Bob... the number one thing holding Bob's Burgers back isn't Pesto, or your dysfunctional kids... it's you. You need to drop your pride and either shape up... or shut down.
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Like the CouchGag from the latter show's "My Way or the Highway to Heaven", only now it's a full episode. In search of the perfect burger, Homer drags the Simpson family to Seymour's Bay where they meet and befriend the Belchers. Homer and Bob hang out as fathers, Marge and Linda do mom stuff with Maggie, Lisa and Tina bond over their mutual awkwardness, and Bart performs pranks with Gene and Louise.
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Like the CouchGag from the latter show's "My Way or the Highway to Heaven", only now it's a full episode. In search of the perfect burger, Homer drags the Simpson family to Seymour's Bay where they meet and befriend the Belchers. Homer and Bob hang out as fathers, Marge and Linda do mom stuff with Maggie, Lisa and Tina bond over their mutual awkwardness, and Bart performs pranks with Gene and Louise.Louise.
[[WMG:In the movie, Bob will be told he is HisOwnWorstEnemy]]
Throughout the series, it's shown because of [[FreudianExcuse how he was raised]], Bob is determined to run his restaurant his way, [[HonorBeforeReason no matter what, despite his lack of actual business management skills]]. The movie will feature some big name chef, either based on or played by Creator/GordonRamsey, that Bob tries to impress. However, when Not-Ramsey suggests making all the changes Bob was against, from the plaque to serving sweet potato fries, Bob starts to lose his cool. Just when Bob decrees the man his BrokenPedestal, Not-Ramsey quickly delivers a [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech speech]] about how Bob's stubbornness is the reason he's stuck in PerpetualPoverty. That sad part... it works.
-->Okay... we get it, Bob. [[FreudianExcuse You told me how your father never appreciated you and tossed out the first Burger of the Day you ever made]... [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse You're that that 14 year old anymore, you're a grown-ass man with a wife and three kids who needs to make ends meet so that you can actually afford to by a phone that isn't older than your kids]]. As much as you don't want to hear this, I will tell you. You're not a restaurateur, you're a cook. That's all... You choose to stay behind the grill instead of talk with people, you refuse to serve things like sweet potato fries and make these constant burgers of the day [[HonorBeforeReason because you're determined to make it work your way... when it barely works]]. You have no skills in actual management, seeing as you have little skill in hiring people, even admitting you can't afford to pay the legal amount. Even though Pesto is an idiot, [[JerkassHasAPoint he at least knows how to manage his business and attract his customers]] even if his food is disgusting. Good food... is the most important thing a restaurant needs... but it's not the only thing. Your décor is lackluster, restaurant is not a theme. You make decisions based on impulsive needs for your burgers to be loved instead of actual business ideas. Bob... the number one thing holding Bob's Burgers back isn't Pesto, or your dysfunctional kids... it's you. You need to drop your pride and either shape up... or shut down.
[[WMG:In the movie, Bob will be told he is HisOwnWorstEnemy]]
Throughout the series, it's shown because of [[FreudianExcuse how he was raised]], Bob is determined to run his restaurant his way, [[HonorBeforeReason no matter what, despite his lack of actual business management skills]]. The movie will feature some big name chef, either based on or played by Creator/GordonRamsey, that Bob tries to impress. However, when Not-Ramsey suggests making all the changes Bob was against, from the plaque to serving sweet potato fries, Bob starts to lose his cool. Just when Bob decrees the man his BrokenPedestal, Not-Ramsey quickly delivers a [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech speech]] about how Bob's stubbornness is the reason he's stuck in PerpetualPoverty. That sad part... it works.
-->Okay... we get it, Bob. [[FreudianExcuse You told me how your father never appreciated you and tossed out the first Burger of the Day you ever made]... [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse You're that that 14 year old anymore, you're a grown-ass man with a wife and three kids who needs to make ends meet so that you can actually afford to by a phone that isn't older than your kids]]. As much as you don't want to hear this, I will tell you. You're not a restaurateur, you're a cook. That's all... You choose to stay behind the grill instead of talk with people, you refuse to serve things like sweet potato fries and make these constant burgers of the day [[HonorBeforeReason because you're determined to make it work your way... when it barely works]]. You have no skills in actual management, seeing as you have little skill in hiring people, even admitting you can't afford to pay the legal amount. Even though Pesto is an idiot, [[JerkassHasAPoint he at least knows how to manage his business and attract his customers]] even if his food is disgusting. Good food... is the most important thing a restaurant needs... but it's not the only thing. Your décor is lackluster, restaurant is not a theme. You make decisions based on impulsive needs for your burgers to be loved instead of actual business ideas. Bob... the number one thing holding Bob's Burgers back isn't Pesto, or your dysfunctional kids... it's you. You need to drop your pride and either shape up... or shut down.
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It's rather suspicious that in an event advertised as "roleplay as characters from this show" that the majority of the players were assigned the roles of no-name characters whose exclusive rules were as servants... And that said characters were treated as servents as soon as they got to the property, before the game began and before anyone was in character. Not to mention the historically in-accurately harsh way that the "servant characters" were treated.
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It's rather suspicious that in an event advertised as "roleplay as characters from this show" that the majority of the players were assigned the roles of no-name characters whose exclusive rules were as servants... And that said characters were treated as servents servants as soon as they got to the property, before the game began and before anyone was in character. Not to mention the historically in-accurately harsh way that the "servant characters" were treated.
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If there's one set of characters that hardly ever interacts, it's Hugo and the Belcher kids. The Belcher kids don't seem to like Hugo (especially in later seasons), but Hugo rarely if ever addresses the kids directly (he only really shares one or two lines with them during each health inspection). Hugo already treats Bob like crap for "stealing" Linda from him (ignoring that Linda wasn't happy with him anyways), and the logical conclusion would be that he hates the kids as well for being a result of Bob and Linda's union (in his eyes, they should've been ''his'' kids, not Bob's). A later episode will have the kids and Hugo interact more directly, and in said episode Hugo's resentment will come to light. The episode could even result in CharacterDevelopment for Hugo, leading him to realize that not only should he not resent the kids, but he shouldn't do the same to Bob given his hate for both stems from similar places.
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[[WMG:The show will eventually get a full ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' crossover episode]]
Like the CouchGag from the latter show's "My Way or the Highway to Heaven", only now it's a full episode. In search of the perfect burger, Homer drags the Simpson family to Seymour's Bay where they meet and befriend the Belchers. Homer and Bob hang out as fathers, Marge and Linda do mom stuff with Maggie, Lisa and Tina bond over their mutual awkwardness, and Bart performs pranks with Gene and Louise.
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[[WMG: Hugo quietly resents the Belcher kids for being a reminder that he lost Linda to Bob, and a later episode will address this]].
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[[WMG: Hugo quietly resents the Belcher kids for being a reminder that he lost Linda to Bob, and a later episode will address this]].
this.]]
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Bob is the protagonist, Tina is the Law representative, Louise is Chaos and Gene is Neutrality. Bob uses the Demon Summoning Program to make a deal with Lucifer to make really good burgers, and the end of the world is going to come about because of it.
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Bob is the protagonist, Tina is the Law representative, Louise is Chaos and Gene is Neutrality. Bob uses the Demon Summoning Program to make a deal with Lucifer to make really good burgers, and the end of the world is going to come about because of it.it.
[[WMG: Hugo quietly resents the Belcher kids for being a reminder that he lost Linda to Bob, and a later episode will address this]].
If there's one set of characters that hardly ever interacts, it's Hugo and the Belcher kids. The Belcher kids don't seem to like Hugo (especially in later seasons), but Hugo rarely if ever addresses the kids directly (he only really shares one or two lines with them during each health inspection). Hugo already treats Bob like crap for "stealing" Linda from him (ignoring that Linda wasn't happy with him anyways), and the logical conclusion would be that he hates the kids as well for being a result of Bob and Linda's union (in his eyes, they should've been ''his'' kids, not Bob's). A later episode will have the kids and Hugo interact more directly, and in said episode Hugo's resentment will come to light. The episode could even result in CharacterDevelopment for Hugo, leading him to realize that not only should he not resent the kids, but he shouldn't do the same to Bob given his hate for both stems from similar places.
[[WMG: Hugo quietly resents the Belcher kids for being a reminder that he lost Linda to Bob, and a later episode will address this]].
If there's one set of characters that hardly ever interacts, it's Hugo and the Belcher kids. The Belcher kids don't seem to like Hugo (especially in later seasons), but Hugo rarely if ever addresses the kids directly (he only really shares one or two lines with them during each health inspection). Hugo already treats Bob like crap for "stealing" Linda from him (ignoring that Linda wasn't happy with him anyways), and the logical conclusion would be that he hates the kids as well for being a result of Bob and Linda's union (in his eyes, they should've been ''his'' kids, not Bob's). A later episode will have the kids and Hugo interact more directly, and in said episode Hugo's resentment will come to light. The episode could even result in CharacterDevelopment for Hugo, leading him to realize that not only should he not resent the kids, but he shouldn't do the same to Bob given his hate for both stems from similar places.
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Obviously, the company running the Larp didn't want to(or couldn't) shell out the cash to hire actual servants—I don't think it's even 'legal' to treat employees like that—and so chose to handwave the issue by having drastically more seats for the game than they intended to actually play in the hopes of duping most of the people coming in into acting as slave labor to keep the party rolling.
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Obviously, the company running the Larp didn't want to(or couldn't) shell out the cash to hire actual servants—I don't think it's even 'legal' to treat employees like that—and so chose to handwave the issue by having drastically more seats for the game than they intended to actually play in the hopes of duping most of the people coming in into acting as slave labor to keep the party rolling.rolling.
[[WMG:The show is a disguised ''Franchise/ShinMegamiTensei'' spin-off]].
Bob is the protagonist, Tina is the Law representative, Louise is Chaos and Gene is Neutrality. Bob uses the Demon Summoning Program to make a deal with Lucifer to make really good burgers, and the end of the world is going to come about because of it.
[[WMG:The show is a disguised ''Franchise/ShinMegamiTensei'' spin-off]].
Bob is the protagonist, Tina is the Law representative, Louise is Chaos and Gene is Neutrality. Bob uses the Demon Summoning Program to make a deal with Lucifer to make really good burgers, and the end of the world is going to come about because of it.
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Femininity is not a requirement for being a girl.
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*** Louise can also be interpreted as trans, what with her antipathy towards anything feminine, preference for male companionship, and frequently appearing in male dress in fantasy sequences and Halloween episodes.
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Possibly as part of a team-building exercise that gets out of hand. Mr. Frond is certainly going to be involved somehow.
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Possibly as part of a team-building exercise that gets out of hand. Mr. Frond is certainly going to be involved somehow.somehow.
[[WMG: The Larp was a scam.]]
It's rather suspicious that in an event advertised as "roleplay as characters from this show" that the majority of the players were assigned the roles of no-name characters whose exclusive rules were as servants... And that said characters were treated as servents as soon as they got to the property, before the game began and before anyone was in character. Not to mention the historically in-accurately harsh way that the "servant characters" were treated.
Obviously, the company running the Larp didn't want to(or couldn't) shell out the cash to hire actual servants—I don't think it's even 'legal' to treat employees like that—and so chose to handwave the issue by having drastically more seats for the game than they intended to actually play in the hopes of duping most of the people coming in into acting as slave labor to keep the party rolling.
[[WMG: The Larp was a scam.]]
It's rather suspicious that in an event advertised as "roleplay as characters from this show" that the majority of the players were assigned the roles of no-name characters whose exclusive rules were as servants... And that said characters were treated as servents as soon as they got to the property, before the game began and before anyone was in character. Not to mention the historically in-accurately harsh way that the "servant characters" were treated.
Obviously, the company running the Larp didn't want to(or couldn't) shell out the cash to hire actual servants—I don't think it's even 'legal' to treat employees like that—and so chose to handwave the issue by having drastically more seats for the game than they intended to actually play in the hopes of duping most of the people coming in into acting as slave labor to keep the party rolling.
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*** Louise can also be interpreted as trans, what with her antipathy towards anything feminine, preference for male companionship, and frequently appearing in male dress in fantasy sequences and Halloween episodes.
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StatusQuoIsGod after all.
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StatusQuoIsGod after all.all.
[[WMG: A future season will have an episode where the kids get interested in TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons.]]
Possibly as part of a team-building exercise that gets out of hand. Mr. Frond is certainly going to be involved somehow.
[[WMG: A future season will have an episode where the kids get interested in TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons.]]
Possibly as part of a team-building exercise that gets out of hand. Mr. Frond is certainly going to be involved somehow.
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Misuse of both.
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** Or they'll cutaway and not show her without the hat like they did in WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddysBigPictureShow. This would be because the creators/writers of the movie didn't want to cause a HypeBacklash or BaseBreaker moment.
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** Or they'll cutaway and not show her without the hat like they did in WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddysBigPictureShow. This would be because the creators/writers of the movie didn't want to cause a HypeBacklash or BaseBreaker moment.
can't think of antything that won't disappoint.
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Her face is visible and she has a speaking role.
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Her face is visible and she has a speaking role.role.
[[WMG: The movie will deal with the restaurant on the brink of closing or threats for it to be shut down by Hugo yet again.]]
Easy peasy plotline?
[[WMG: At the end of the movie, everybody gets brainwashed to forget the events]]
StatusQuoIsGod after all.
[[WMG: The movie will deal with the restaurant on the brink of closing or threats for it to be shut down by Hugo yet again.]]
Easy peasy plotline?
[[WMG: At the end of the movie, everybody gets brainwashed to forget the events]]
StatusQuoIsGod after all.
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**Or they'll cutaway and not show her without the hat like they did in WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddysBigPictureShow. This would be because the creators/writers of the movie didn't want to cause a HypeBacklash or BaseBreaker moment.
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** A group of Russian travelers (who are from one of the several places in Russia called Yurty) come to Bob's Burgers and give Bob a hard time over his burger of the day.
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** The reason Koji wants to shop the Belcher's showing is that he considers the movie they want to watch [[OldShame the weakest in the series]].
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** A customer at Jimmy Pesto's trips and breaks their nose after something is left on the floor, leading to them threatening to sue Jimmy. Bob and most of the others egg the person on, but Tina, concerned about Jimmy Jr, begins to stalk the person, convinced that they're faking their injury. The twist is that, no, they aren't faking it. Tina's antics somehow lead to the customer not suing Jimmy Pesto.
** Louise, Gene, and Tina find a yurt abandoned in the woods and decide to hang out there, even holding a sleepover there with some of the other kids. All seems well, but the owner comes back and the kids refuse to leave. The episode then focuses of the naturally very crazy yurt owner trying to smoke them all out.
** Linda accidentally mails all of the family's Christmas cards to a very obscure, out of the way location and has to drive there to get them back in time to mail them before Christmas (since the owner has no phone and the photo developer is closed for the holidays). Naturally, her trip goes off the rails. Back home, the rest of the Belchers try and make homemade Christmas cards.
** The kids all tell comedic horror stories in order to explain why the mall is temporarily closed for a day, while hanging out in the parking lot one stormy afternoon.
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** It'll be a MusicalEpisode focusing on Teddy having to win back the Belchers', um, I guess we can call it respect, after screwing up royally.
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It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likely receive a new one by the ending.
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It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likely receive a new one by the ending.ending.
[[WMG: Ginger will appear in the movie.]]
Her face is visible and she has a speaking role.
[[WMG: Ginger will appear in the movie.]]
Her face is visible and she has a speaking role.
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** Confirmed! The episode will be the season 10 premiere, and the synopsis (based on the Bob's Burgers panel at San Diego Comic Con 2019) reads "Bob finally gets Linda an engagement ring, but he loses it."
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* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/The_Hawkening:_Look_Who%27s_Hawking_Now! The Hawkening: Look Who's Hawking Now!]]: Another episode featuring Shinji Kojima from "Hawk & Chick", also involving Regular-Sized Rudy turning out to be (or becoming) a fan of the Hawk & Chick movies.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/The_Handyman_Can The Handyman Can]]: A DayInTheLimelight episode for Teddy.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/The_Handyman_Can The Handyman Can]]: A DayInTheLimelight episode for Teddy.
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It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likely recieve a new one by the ending.
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It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likely recieve receive a new one by the ending.
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It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likaly recieve a new one by the ending.
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It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likaly likely recieve a new one by the ending.
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But probably nothing too vulgar. Just something they wouldn't say on the show. Like having Louise say shit or call an antagonist an asshole.
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But probably nothing too vulgar. Just something they wouldn't say on the show. Like having Louise say shit or call an antagonist an asshole.asshole.
[[WMG: Louise's hat will be removed at some point in the movie.]]
It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likaly recieve a new one by the ending.
[[WMG: Louise's hat will be removed at some point in the movie.]]
It might even be ruined or otherwise lost as a plot point. She'll most likaly recieve a new one by the ending.
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But probably nothing too vulgar. Just something they wouldn't say on the show.
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But probably nothing too vulgar. Just something they wouldn't say on the show. Like having Louise say shit or call an antagonist an asshole.
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* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Legends_of_the_Mall Legends of the Mall]]: An episode taking place at OMG Mall, with each of the Belchers getting a sub-plot.
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* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Legends_of_the_Mall Legends of the Mall]]: An episode taking place at OMG Mall, with each of the Belchers getting a sub-plot.sub-plot.
[[WMG: In the movie Louise will be the one to drop a precision F-Strike.]]
But probably nothing too vulgar. Just something they wouldn't say on the show.
[[WMG: In the movie Louise will be the one to drop a precision F-Strike.]]
But probably nothing too vulgar. Just something they wouldn't say on the show.
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[[WMG: Barbara, Bob's former girlfriend from the episode "My Fuzzy Valentine" will return in a future episode.]]
Since Hugo used to date Linda, Bob's future wife, maybe Bob would try to get Barbara together with Hugo to make his life happier, and therefore, being a less strict health inspector.
Since Hugo used to date Linda, Bob's future wife, maybe Bob would try to get Barbara together with Hugo to make his life happier, and therefore, being a less strict health inspector.
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Bob's MeaningfulFuneral will feature, alongside the usual [[TheFunInFuneral sitcom funeral hijinks]] (and maybe an AntagonistInMourning moment from Jimmy Pesto and/or Hugo), grown-up versions of Tina, Gene, and Louise eulogizing their father with stories of inspirational moments with their father (in the style of the {{Vignette Episode}}s featuring the kids' stories, like "The Frond Files" and "The Gayle Tales"). Possible titles for the episode include "Whatever Happened to Bobby Belcher?" or "Bob Is Dead".
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Bob's MeaningfulFuneral will feature, alongside the usual [[TheFunInFuneral sitcom funeral hijinks]] (and maybe an AntagonistInMourning moment from Jimmy Pesto and/or Hugo), grown-up versions of Tina, Gene, and Louise eulogizing their father with stories of inspirational moments with their father (in the style of the {{Vignette Episode}}s featuring the kids' stories, like "The Frond Files" and "The Gayle Tales"). Possible titles for the episode include "Whatever Happened to Bobby Belcher?" or "Bob Is Dead".Dead".
[[WMG: Guesses at upcoming episodes]]
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Just_the_Trip Just the Trip]]: A RoadTripEpisode featuring the return of Nat from "V for Valentine-detta", who ends up chauffeuring the Belcher family for some reason.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Yurty_Rotten_Scoundrels Yurty Rotten Scoundrels]]: Gayle drags Tina and Linda into [[NewJobsAsThePlotDemands her newest money-making venture]] involving custom yurts.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/The_Ring_(But_Not_Scary) The Ring (But Not Scary)]]: Bob dealing with [[LostWeddingRing losing his wedding ring]] somehow.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Have_Yourself_a_Maily_Linda_Christmas Have Yourself a Maily Linda Christmas]]: Linda tries to deliver a Christmas gift to her parents in person, with Louise and Gene tagging along, while Bob and Tina do a B-plot involving Gayle
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Three_Girls_and_a_Little_Wharfy Three Girls and a Little Wharfy]]: A CryptidEpisode featuring Louise, Jessica from "Slumber Party", and a new character.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Pig_Trouble_in_Little_Tina Pig Trouble in Little Tina]]: Tina taking a field trip to a farm (and possibly facing a fear of pigs developed/discovered from having to dissect one in class).
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Legends_of_the_Mall Legends of the Mall]]: An episode taking place at OMG Mall, with each of the Belchers getting a sub-plot.
[[WMG: Guesses at upcoming episodes]]
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Just_the_Trip Just the Trip]]: A RoadTripEpisode featuring the return of Nat from "V for Valentine-detta", who ends up chauffeuring the Belcher family for some reason.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Yurty_Rotten_Scoundrels Yurty Rotten Scoundrels]]: Gayle drags Tina and Linda into [[NewJobsAsThePlotDemands her newest money-making venture]] involving custom yurts.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/The_Ring_(But_Not_Scary) The Ring (But Not Scary)]]: Bob dealing with [[LostWeddingRing losing his wedding ring]] somehow.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Have_Yourself_a_Maily_Linda_Christmas Have Yourself a Maily Linda Christmas]]: Linda tries to deliver a Christmas gift to her parents in person, with Louise and Gene tagging along, while Bob and Tina do a B-plot involving Gayle
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Three_Girls_and_a_Little_Wharfy Three Girls and a Little Wharfy]]: A CryptidEpisode featuring Louise, Jessica from "Slumber Party", and a new character.
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Pig_Trouble_in_Little_Tina Pig Trouble in Little Tina]]: Tina taking a field trip to a farm (and possibly facing a fear of pigs developed/discovered from having to dissect one in class).
* [[https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/Legends_of_the_Mall Legends of the Mall]]: An episode taking place at OMG Mall, with each of the Belchers getting a sub-plot.
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* By season two, Bob has forgotten the name of the extermination company he hired to get rid of the rat infestation, which bugs him to no end as he constantly dreads having another infestation. Every alternate name that shows up is his latest failed attempt to remember it.
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* By season two, Bob has forgotten the name of the extermination company he hired to get rid of the rat infestation, which bugs him to no end as he constantly dreads having another infestation. Every alternate name that shows up is his latest failed attempt to remember it.it.
[[WMG: The series finale with end with a TimeSkip to the Belcher family reuniting for Bob's funeral]]
Bob's MeaningfulFuneral will feature, alongside the usual [[TheFunInFuneral sitcom funeral hijinks]] (and maybe an AntagonistInMourning moment from Jimmy Pesto and/or Hugo), grown-up versions of Tina, Gene, and Louise eulogizing their father with stories of inspirational moments with their father (in the style of the {{Vignette Episode}}s featuring the kids' stories, like "The Frond Files" and "The Gayle Tales"). Possible titles for the episode include "Whatever Happened to Bobby Belcher?" or "Bob Is Dead".
[[WMG: The series finale with end with a TimeSkip to the Belcher family reuniting for Bob's funeral]]
Bob's MeaningfulFuneral will feature, alongside the usual [[TheFunInFuneral sitcom funeral hijinks]] (and maybe an AntagonistInMourning moment from Jimmy Pesto and/or Hugo), grown-up versions of Tina, Gene, and Louise eulogizing their father with stories of inspirational moments with their father (in the style of the {{Vignette Episode}}s featuring the kids' stories, like "The Frond Files" and "The Gayle Tales"). Possible titles for the episode include "Whatever Happened to Bobby Belcher?" or "Bob Is Dead".
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* By season two, Bob has forgotten the name of the extermination company he hired to get rid of the rat infestation, which bugs him to no end as he constantly dreads having to hire them again. Every alternate name that shows up is his latest failed attempt to remember it.
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* By season two, Bob has forgotten the name of the extermination company he hired to get rid of the rat infestation, which bugs him to no end as he constantly dreads having to hire them again.another infestation. Every alternate name that shows up is his latest failed attempt to remember it.
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* By season two, Bob has forgotten the name of the extermination company he hired to get rid of the rat infestation, which bugs him to no end. Every alternate name that shows up is his latest failed attempt to remember it.
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* By season two, Bob has forgotten the name of the extermination company he hired to get rid of the rat infestation, which bugs him to no end.end as he constantly dreads having to hire them again. Every alternate name that shows up is his latest failed attempt to remember it.
