Bob and the Awesome Frosting Mustache: Bob wants to participate in the Karaoke Contest at Pa Grape's store, but feels that he's not confident enough to do so. However, that all changes after seeing an advertisement on TV for Mustache Frosting that allows people to grow their own mustaches, so Bob decides to send away for some Mustache Frosting and is able to grow a mustache. Unfortunately, the mustache is removed so Bob flees in shame, until he is convinced by Madame Blueberry that he doesn't need a mustache and he is able to perform in the Karaoke Contest without any problems.
Bob and Larry: Gettin' Angry: After Larry accidentally messes up the checkers game that Bob and Petunia were playing, Bob gets angry at Larry and decides to take a nap, until Petunia tells that he shouldn't do that, telling him that you shouldn't let the sun go down on your anger. Larry then gets angry when Bob throws away his stinky cheese, so the two vow to never fall asleep as long as they're angry at each other. After Petunia comes back and finds out that's going on, she sets things straight with them and that they should forgive each other. Once Bob and Larry have forgiven each other, they are able to go to sleep.
Tropes found in Bob and the Awesome Frosting Mustache:
- Did You Get a New Haircut?: When Petunia sees Bob's new mustache, she asks him if he slimmed down.
- The Door Slams You: Happens to Bob when he goes to receive the package he sent away for, which contains the Mustache Frosting.
- Magic Feather: Bob initially believes that having a mustache will make him more confident when performing in the Karaoke Contest, but after leaving in shame when he inadvertently removes it in front of everyone, Madame Blueberry is able to convince Bob that he can perform without needing a mustache.
- Never Trust a Hair Tonic: After Bob is able to use the Mustache Frosting to grow a mustache, he is able to wow everyone at the karaoke contest, but unfortunately, it turns out that the mustache is removable, so he ends up accidentally getting it hung up on the microphone while he was doing his act.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: It's obvious that Tom Celeriac is a parody of Tom Selleck.
Tropes found in Bob and Larry: Gettin' Angry:
- Feud Episode: The episode focuses on Bob and Larry getting angry with each other after Larry accidentally messes up the checkers game that Bob and Petunia were playing.
- Get A Hold Of Yourself Man: Bob throttles Larry to calm him down when Larry starts getting all antsy that they'll have to stay up for the rest of their lives.
- Hope Spot: Just when it seems that Bob is able to catch all of the checker pieces on the board after they got sent flying, one of the marshmallows that Larry was carrying hits Bob on the head, causing him to drop the board and the pieces to get scattered once again.
- Insomnia Episode: A self-inflicted example happens between Bob and Larry, after they take out of context what Petunia told them about not letting the sun go down on your anger.
- "Metaphor" Is My Middle Name: When Petunia tells Bob that they should go on a hike, Larry claims that "Physical Outdoor Cardiovascular Activity" is his middle name.
- Poor Communication Kills: If Petunia would've been more specific to Bob and Larry about what the verse meant about not letting the sun go down on your anger, then they never would've stayed up late staying angry at each other.
- Staring Contest: Bob and Larry partake in one of these in one of their attempts to stay awake while angry with each other.
- That Poor Cat: When Bob and Larry Throw there couch out the window.
