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*** Earlier in the episode, Bob steps on a lego and berates Andy for leaving his toys scattered around. Andy quietly says "It's okay, dad. I miss grandpa too", prompting a HeelRealization in Bob, who immediately apologizes for losing his temper [[SoProudOfYou and compliments Andy for being so much smarter than he is]].
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*** Earlier in the episode, Bob steps on a lego and berates Andy for leaving his toys scattered around. Andy quietly says "It's "That's okay, dad. I miss grandpa too", know you're upset about Grandpa", prompting a HeelRealization in Bob, who immediately apologizes for losing his temper [[SoProudOfYou and compliments Andy for being so much smarter than he is]].
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--->'''God''': Look, I know your father [[AbusiveParents was a jerk to ya]], but you don't know what was in his ''heart''.\\
'''Bob''': Don't do this, [[ShutUpKirk don't gimme that crap]], I don't care ''what'' was in his heart - he never shared it with me.\\
'''Bob''': Don't do this, [[ShutUpKirk don't gimme that crap]], I don't care ''what'' was in his heart - he never shared it with me.\\
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--->'''God''': Look, I know your father [[AbusiveParents was a jerk to ya]], but you don't know what was in his ''heart''.''[[JerkWithAHeartOfGold heart]]''.\\
'''Bob''': Don't do this, [[ShutUpKirk don't gimme that crap]], I don't care ''what'' was in his heart - [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk he never shared it withme.me]].\\
'''Bob''': Don't do this, [[ShutUpKirk don't gimme that crap]], I don't care ''what'' was in his heart - [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk he never shared it with
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*** Earlier in the episode, Bob steps on a lego and berates Andy for leaving his toys scattered around. Andy quietly says "It's okay, dad. I miss grandpa too", prompting a HeelRealization in Bob, who immediately apologizes for losing his temper [[SoProudOfYou and compliments Andy for being so much smarter than he is]].
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** The ending of "Bob's Father".
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** The ending of "Bob's Father".Father", where the exchange below is made before [[spoiler: God gives Bob one last conversation with his late-father]].
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: The ending of "Bob's Father".
** God's "Pep Talk" to the newborns in the same episode showing how nice God can truly be.
** He mentions a few of the kids' fate, one becoming famous, one becoming rich, and one "who is going to love wearing his wife's clothes" all with the same level of kindness and excitement, his tone not changing at all.
** God's "Pep Talk" to the newborns in the same episode showing how nice God can truly be.
** He mentions a few of the kids' fate, one becoming famous, one becoming rich, and one "who is going to love wearing his wife's clothes" all with the same level of kindness and excitement, his tone not changing at all.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** The ending of "Bob's Father".
** --->'''God''': Look, I know your father [[AbusiveParents was a jerk to ya]], but you don't know what was in his ''heart''.\\
'''Bob''': Don't do this, [[ShutUpKirk don't gimme that crap]], I don't care ''what'' was in his heart - he never shared it with me.\\
'''God''': [[JerkassHasAPoint You're right]]. And you're right to be mad at him. [[GodIsGood But it's not your job to forgive him]], it's mine... Did you know your grandfather?\\
'''Bob''': What? No. He never talked about him.\\
'''God''': Now ''he'' was a scary guy.\\
'''Bob''': Oh, so that makes it okay for my dad to treat me bad? Feh, liberals.\\
'''God''': No, that's not what I'm saying. Look Bob... okay, picture this long line of fathers and sons stretching from Adam all the way down to Andy. Now, [[SinsOfOurFathers they're all passing down this punch]], [[TheChainOfHarm from one generation to the next, father to son]], and the trick is to pass on a softer punch. Your father passed on a softer punch.
*** God's "Pep Talk" to the newborns in the same episode showing how nice God can truly be.
** *** He mentions a few of the kids' fate, one becoming famous, one becoming rich, and one "who is going to love [[{{Crossdresser}} wearing his wife's clothes" clothes]]" all with the same level of kindness and excitement, his tone not changing at all.
** The ending of "Bob's Father".
'''Bob''': Don't do this, [[ShutUpKirk don't gimme that crap]], I don't care ''what'' was in his heart - he never shared it with me.\\
'''God''': [[JerkassHasAPoint You're right]]. And you're right to be mad at him. [[GodIsGood But it's not your job to forgive him]], it's mine... Did you know your grandfather?\\
'''Bob''': What? No. He never talked about him.\\
'''God''': Now ''he'' was a scary guy.\\
'''Bob''': Oh, so that makes it okay for my dad to treat me bad? Feh, liberals.\\
'''God''': No, that's not what I'm saying. Look Bob... okay, picture this long line of fathers and sons stretching from Adam all the way down to Andy. Now, [[SinsOfOurFathers they're all passing down this punch]], [[TheChainOfHarm from one generation to the next, father to son]], and the trick is to pass on a softer punch. Your father passed on a softer punch.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Alan Cumming voices the Devil. Three years later, he'd be playing [[Film/X2XMenUnited Nightcrawler]], a character who has a Devil-like appearance but is a devout Catholic.
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** The ending of ''There's Too Much Sex on TV''
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* TooGoodToLast: Funny without being outrageous, moralizing without being preachy. Sadly, it was beset by MoralGuardian protests for being blasphemous.
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* TooGoodToLast: Funny without being outrageous, moralizing without being preachy. Sadly, it was beset by MoralGuardian protests for being blasphemous.blasphemous.
* {{The Woobie}}: While he definitely isn't most perfect character on the show, the stuff Bob goes through during the show will make you feel bad for the guy.
* {{The Woobie}}: While he definitely isn't most perfect character on the show, the stuff Bob goes through during the show will make you feel bad for the guy.
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'''God''': Oh, for Pete's sake, you've been to Branson, Missouri, it's not that different!
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'''God''': Oh, for Pete's sake, you've been to Branson, Missouri, it's Missouri. It's not that different!
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** He mentions a few of the kids' fate, one becoming famous, one becoming rich, and one "who is going to live wearing his wife's clothes" all with the same level of kindness and excitement, his tone not changing at all.
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** He mentions a few of the kids' fate, one becoming famous, one becoming rich, and one "who is going to live love wearing his wife's clothes" all with the same level of kindness and excitement, his tone not changing at all.
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* TooGoodToLast: Funny without being outrageous, moralizing without being Anvilicous, of course it only lasts a dozen or so episodes.
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* TooGoodToLast: Funny without being outrageous, moralizing without being Anvilicous, of course preachy. Sadly, it only lasts a dozen or so episodes.was beset by MoralGuardian protests for being blasphemous.
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** He mentions a few of the kids' fate, one becoming famous, one becoming rich, and one "who is going to live wearing his wife's clothes" all with the same level of kindness and excitement, his tone not changing at all.
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** God's "Pep Talk" to the newborns in the same episode showing how nice God can truly be.
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I say \"almost\" only because I\'m not sure if the show\'s writers intended it or not. Plus, religious debates and whatnot, I\'m trying to avoid all that.
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* FridgeBrilliance: In "Bob's Father" the Devil says that he made up Purgatory and that it wasn't true. He's probably not lying, considering that in the bible Purgatory is never mentioned at all.
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* FridgeBrilliance: In "Bob's Father" the Devil says that he made up Purgatory and that it wasn't true. He's probably not lying, considering that in the bible Purgatory is never mentioned at all. all in Literature/{{the Bible}}, so he's almost certainly not lying.
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* FridgeBrilliance: In "Bob's Father" the Devil says that he made up Purgatory and that it wasn't true. He's probably not lying, considering that in the bible Purgatory is never mentioned at all.
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--> '''Bob''': Gee, I don't know that I'm [[{{Understatement}} all that comfortable]] with the idea of ''going to Hell''.
--> '''God''': Oh, for Pete's sake, you've been to Branson, Missouri, it's not that different!
--> '''God''': Oh, for Pete's sake, you've been to Branson, Missouri, it's not that different!
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'''God''': Oh, for Pete's sake, you've been to Branson, Missouri, it's not that different!
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** When the Devil abandons his job and removes evil from the world, God asks Bob to talk him out of it so people's decisions can continue to have moral weight.
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* AcceptableTargets:
**AcceptableTargets: When the Devil abandons his job and removes evil from the world, God asks Bob to talk him out of it so people's decisions can continue to have moral weight.
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* AcceptableTargets: When the Devil abandons his job and removes evil from the world, God asks Bob to talk him out of it so people's decisions can continue to have moral weight.
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* AcceptableTargets: When AcceptableTargets:
**When the Devil abandons his job and removes evil from the world, God asks Bob to talk him out of it so people's decisions can continue to have moral weight.
**When the Devil abandons his job and removes evil from the world, God asks Bob to talk him out of it so people's decisions can continue to have moral weight.
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** Also the televangelist from the premiere episode, who promptly kicked Bob out of the TV station upon hearing that none of his ideas would bring in any money.
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** Also the The televangelist from the premiere episode, who promptly kicked Bob out of the TV station upon hearing that none of his ideas would bring in any money.
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* TooGoodToLastTooGoodToLast: Funny without being outrageous, moralizing without being Anvilicous, of course it only lasts a dozen or so episodes.
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** Also the televangelist from the premiere episode, who promptly kicked Bob out of the TV station upon hearing that none of his ideas would bring in any money.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While the show did not do good in the United States (mostly due to complaints about the content being blasphemous), it was well received overseas.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While the The show did not do good well in the United States (mostly due to complaints about the content being blasphemous), but it was well received overseas.got better reception outside of the U.S., particularly in the U.K.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While the show did not do good in the United States, it was well received overseas.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While the show did not do good in the United States, States (mostly due to complaints about the content being blasphemous), it was well received overseas.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The ending of "Bob's Father".
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* HoYay: The episode where the Devil doesn't feel appreciated by God is played out like an old married couple going through relationship counseling.
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* HoYay: HoYay:
** The episode where the Devil doesn't feel appreciated by God is played out like an old married couple going through relationship counseling.
** The episode where the Devil doesn't feel appreciated by God is played out like an old married couple going through relationship counseling.
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* TooGoodToLast: As mentioned on the main page, it only aired three of thirteen episodes in its original run, though it eventually made it to a DVD release and airings on Creator/AdultSwim.
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* EvilIsPetty: The Devil is whiny and petulant; rarely cool.
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** EvilIsPetty
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* TooGoodToLast: As mentioned on the main page, it only aired three of thirteen episodes in its original run, though it eventually made it to a DVD release and airings on AdultSwim.
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* TooGoodToLast: As mentioned on the main page, it only aired three of thirteen episodes in its original run, though it eventually made it to a DVD release and airings on AdultSwim.Creator/AdultSwim.
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* HoYay: The episode where the Devil doesn't feel appreciated by God is played out like an old married couple going through relationship counseling.
** Smeck and the Devil, on occasions.
** Smeck and the Devil, on occasions.
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* TooGoodToLastTooGoodToLast: As mentioned on the main page, it only aired three of thirteen episodes in its original run, though it eventually made it to a DVD release and airings on AdultSwim.
