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* AnAesop: Eating and selling meat isn't bad, but the mistreatment of animals ''is''.
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* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob, who've spent the entire episode bickering, team up to save Moolissa from a couple who kidnapped it for their nightmarish petting zoo.
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* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob, who've spent the entire episode bickering, team up to save Moolissa from a couple who kidnapped it for their nightmarish petting zoo.zoo (though Randy is quick to drop the niceties once they save her and the timer runs out).
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Bob and Linda's motivations are completely reversed from their usual characterizations, with Bob being the one who impulsively brings Moolissa the cow into their house with no plan to get him back out and Linda playing the OnlySaneMan who wants him gone. If this episode came out later in the series' run, it's likely Linda would have brought the cow in over Bob's objections instead.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Bob and Linda's motivations are completely reversed from their usual characterizations, what they would normally be, with Bob being the one who impulsively brings Moolissa the cow into their house with no plan to get him back out and Linda playing the OnlySaneMan who wants him gone. If this episode came out later in the series' run, it's likely Linda would have brought the cow in over Bob's objections instead.
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* KilledOffForReal: Moolissa is one of the only established characters (if not the only established character ''period'') to die over the course of the entire ''series'' (not counting characters who died offscreen before being introduced), and the only character to ever die onscreen.
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* KilledOffForReal: Moolissa is one of the only established characters (if not the only established character ''period'') to die over the course of the entire ''series'' (not counting characters who died offscreen before being introduced), and the only character to ever die onscreen.
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* LetsMeetTheMeat: Randy attempts to do this to guilt-trip Bob.
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* LetsMeetTheMeat: Randy attempts to do this to guilt-trip Bob. Despite rousing some complicated feelings, it doesn't have the effect he wants.
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* PartingWordsRegret: Tina has them after Moolissa gets kidnapped.
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* PartingWordsRegret: Tina has them after Moolissa gets kidnapped. It doesn't help that Moolissa dies soon after.
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* KilledOffForReal: Moolissa is one of the only established characters (if not the only established character ''period'') to die over the course of the entire ''series'' (not counting characters who died offscreen before being introduced).
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* KilledOffForReal: Moolissa is one of the only established characters (if not the only established character ''period'') to die over the course of the entire ''series'' (not counting characters who died offscreen before being introduced).introduced), and the only character to ever die onscreen.
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* ToiletHumor: Moolisa poops and pisses everywhere throughout the episode. Tina even believes he's communicating with her through his poop.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolissa is a male steer, not a cow.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolissa is a male steer, not a cow.
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* ToiletHumor: Moolisa Moolissa poops and pisses everywhere throughout the episode. Tina even believes he's communicating with her through his poop.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolissa is a male steer, not acow.cow.
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** Bob himself has a vivid dream about making out with Moolisa after the cow's death. Unlike Randy, though, this doesn't actually end up happening in reality.
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** Bob himself has a vivid dream about making out with Moolisa Moolissa after the cow's death. Unlike Randy, though, this doesn't actually end up happening in reality.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Bob and Linda's motivations are completely reversed from their usual characterizations, with Bob being the one who impulsively brings Moolisa the cow into their house with no plan to get him back out and Linda playing the OnlySaneMan who wants him gone. If this episode came out later in the series' run, it's likely Linda would have brought the cow in over Bob's objections instead.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Bob and Linda's motivations are completely reversed from their usual characterizations, with Bob being the one who impulsively brings Moolisa Moolissa the cow into their house with no plan to get him back out and Linda playing the OnlySaneMan who wants him gone. If this episode came out later in the series' run, it's likely Linda would have brought the cow in over Bob's objections instead.
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** Teddy's appearance in the episode hints that he's never been in a movie before. [[Recap/BobsBurgersS3E6TheDeepening Later in the series]], it's revealed that he had a minor role in a semi-popular B-movie that was filmed in town.
** Even for Bob's usual lack of business, the fact that he's only ''now'' making his 100,000th burger (as opposed to, say, his 500,000th or even his millionth) implies that the restaurant first opened fairly recently (not counting the grand re-re-reopening in the pilot). Later episodes indicate that the restaurant predates all three kids, and has been around since Bob and Linda were in the early stages of their relationship (roughly 15 years).
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolissa from a couple who kidnapped it for their nightmarish petting zoo.
** Even for Bob's usual lack of business, the fact that he's only ''now'' making his 100,000th burger (as opposed to, say, his 500,000th or even his millionth) implies that the restaurant first opened fairly recently (not counting the grand re-re-reopening in the pilot). Later episodes indicate that the restaurant predates all three kids, and has been around since Bob and Linda were in the early stages of their relationship (roughly 15 years).
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolissa from a couple who kidnapped it for their nightmarish petting zoo.
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**Teddy's appearance in the episode hints that he's never been in a movie before. [[Recap/BobsBurgersS3E6TheDeepening Later in the series]], it's revealed that he had a minor role in a semi-popular B-movie that was filmed in town.
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** Even for Bob's usual lack of business, the fact that he's only ''now'' making his 100,000th burger (as opposed to, say, his 500,000th or even his millionth) implies that the restaurant first opened fairly recently (not counting the grand re-re-reopening in the pilot). Later episodes indicate that the restaurant predates all three kids, and has been around since Bob and Linda first met.
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** Even for Bob's usual lack of business, the fact that he's only ''now'' making his 100,000th burger (as opposed to, say, his 500,000th or even his millionth) implies that the restaurant first opened fairly recently (not counting the grand re-re-reopening in the pilot). Later episodes indicate that the restaurant predates all three kids, and has been around since Bob and Linda first met.were in the early stages of their relationship (roughly 15 years).
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* GenderBlenderName: Moolissa happens to be male.
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* GenderBlenderName: Moolissa ([[DontExplainTheJoke a play on Melissa]]) happens to be male.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Bob has a dream of making out with Moolisa, who is earlier revealed to be a steer.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Bob has a dream of making out with Moolisa, Moolissa, who is earlier revealed to be a steer.
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** Bob himself has a vivid dream about making out with Moolisa after the cow's death.
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** Bob himself has a vivid dream about making out with Moolisa after the cow's death. Unlike Randy, though, this doesn't actually end up happening in reality.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Teddy's appearance in the episode hints that he's never been in a movie before. Later in the series, it's revealed that he had a minor role in a semi-popular B-movie that was filmed in town.
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolisa from a couple who kidnapped it for their nightmarish petting zoo.
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolisa from a couple who kidnapped it for their nightmarish petting zoo.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Teddy's EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
**Teddy's appearance in the episode hints that he's never been in a movie before. [[Recap/BobsBurgersS3E6TheDeepening Later in theseries, series]], it's revealed that he had a minor role in a semi-popular B-movie that was filmed in town.
**Even for Bob's usual lack of business, the fact that he's only ''now'' making his 100,000th burger (as opposed to, say, his 500,000th or even his millionth) implies that the restaurant first opened fairly recently (not counting the grand re-re-reopening in the pilot). Later episodes indicate that the restaurant predates all three kids, and has been around since Bob and Linda first met.
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to saveMoolisa Moolissa from a couple who kidnapped it for their nightmarish petting zoo.
**Teddy's appearance in the episode hints that he's never been in a movie before. [[Recap/BobsBurgersS3E6TheDeepening Later in the
**Even for Bob's usual lack of business, the fact that he's only ''now'' making his 100,000th burger (as opposed to, say, his 500,000th or even his millionth) implies that the restaurant first opened fairly recently (not counting the grand re-re-reopening in the pilot). Later episodes indicate that the restaurant predates all three kids, and has been around since Bob and Linda first met.
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save
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* EvilOldFolks: The couple who steal Moolisa run a nightmarish petting zoo with nursery rhyme-themed exhibits. It's cheap, poorly constructed, and the poor animals are stuck in humiliating and cruel displays like two mice tied up inside a grandfather clock.
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* EvilOldFolks: The couple who steal Moolisa Moolissa run a nightmarish petting zoo with nursery rhyme-themed exhibits. It's cheap, poorly constructed, and the poor animals are stuck in humiliating and cruel displays like two mice tied up inside a grandfather clock.
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** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa from freezing to death in the rain by bringing him into the apartment.
** However much of a hypocrite Bob may or may not be, Randy's even worse. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating and selling meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely and left him stuck in the rain to begin with.
** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they run an atrocious petting zoo that mistreats animals and they kidnap Moolisa to be a part of it.
** However much of a hypocrite Bob may or may not be, Randy's even worse. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating and selling meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely and left him stuck in the rain to begin with.
** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they run an atrocious petting zoo that mistreats animals and they kidnap Moolisa to be a part of it.
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** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa Moolissa from freezing to death in the rain by bringing him into the apartment.
** However much of a hypocrite Bob may or may not be, Randy's even worse. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating and selling meat, but he doesn't treatMoolisa Moolissa nicely and left him stuck in the rain to begin with.
** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they run an atrocious petting zoo that mistreats animals and they kidnapMoolisa Moolissa to be a part of it.
** However much of a hypocrite Bob may or may not be, Randy's even worse. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating and selling meat, but he doesn't treat
** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they run an atrocious petting zoo that mistreats animals and they kidnap
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* LastRequest: In Bob's dream of the recently-dead Moolisa, he asks Bob to make burgers out of him so his death wouldn't be in vain.
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* LastRequest: In Bob's dream of the recently-dead Moolisa, Moolissa, he asks Bob to make burgers out of him so his death wouldn't be in vain.
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* NoDeadBodyPoops: After Moolisa dies, it leaves one last poop in the shape of a heart.
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* NoDeadBodyPoops: After Moolisa Moolissa dies, it leaves one last poop in the shape of a heart.
*PartingWordsRegret: Tina has them after Moolissa gets kidnapped.
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* StrawVegetarian: Randy condemns Bob for selling hamburgers.
* TakeAThirdOption: Bob eventually settles on a common ground between both his and Randy's viewpoints--cows can be both beautiful creatures ''and'' food. Randy himself is ''not'' pleased to be filming Bob summarizing this point.
* TakeAThirdOption: Bob eventually settles on a common ground between both his and Randy's viewpoints--cows can be both beautiful creatures ''and'' food. Randy himself is ''not'' pleased to be filming Bob summarizing this point.
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* StrawVegetarian: Randy condemns Bob for selling hamburgers.
hamburgers and is completely full of himself.
* TakeAThirdOption: Bob eventually settles on a common ground between both his and Randy's viewpoints--cows can be both beautiful creatures ''and'' food. [[StrawVegetarian Randyhimself himself]] is ''not'' pleased to be filming Bob summarizing this point.
* TakeAThirdOption: Bob eventually settles on a common ground between both his and Randy's viewpoints--cows can be both beautiful creatures ''and'' food. [[StrawVegetarian Randy
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa is a male steer, not a cow.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa Moolissa is a male steer, not a cow.
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* AnAesop: Eating meat isn't bad, but the mistreatment of animals ''is''.
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* AnAesop: Eating and selling meat isn't bad, but the mistreatment of animals ''is''.
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*KilledOffForReal: Moolissa is one of the only established characters (if not the only established character ''period'') to die over the course of the entire ''series'' (not counting characters who died offscreen before being introduced).
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Bob faces a strange documentarist called Randy who is making a documentary about how he is a cow murderer as a chef.
Tina believes the cow is communicating with her through its poop.
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Bob faces a strange documentarist called Randy who is making a documentary about how he is a cow murderer as a chef.
chef. Meanwhile, Louise manipulates Tina believes into believing the cow is communicating with her through its poop.
*AnAesop: Eating meat isn't bad, but the mistreatment of animals ''is''.
*ChekhovsGunman: The animal control officer who verifies that Moolissa can remain on the sidewalk is the driver who causes Moolissa's fatal heart attack.
*CompanionCube: Bob winds up talking to a burger he's cooking.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Teddy's appearance in the episode hints that he's never been in a movie before. Later in the series, it's revealed that he had a minor role in a semi-popular B-movie that was filmed in town.
*CompanionCube: Bob winds up talking to a burger he's cooking.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Teddy's appearance in the episode hints that he's never been in a movie before. Later in the series, it's revealed that he had a minor role in a semi-popular B-movie that was filmed in town.
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* EvilOldFolks: The couple who steal Moolisa run a nightmarish petting zoo with nursery rhyme-themed exhibits. It's cheap, poorly constructed, and the poor animals are stuck in humiliating and cruel displays like two mice tied up inside a grandfather clock.
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* {{Hypocrite}}:
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*EpicFail: While Randy's filming does get a few people on his side, for the most part all he does is give Bob a ton of business (the opposite of what he intended to accomplish).
*EveryoneHasStandards: Not even Randy can bring himself to say something positive about the petting zoo.
* EvilOldFolks: The couple who steal Moolisa run a nightmarish petting zoo with nursery rhyme-themed exhibits. It's cheap, poorly constructed, and the poor animals are stuck in humiliating and cruel displays like two mice tied up inside a grandfatherclock.
clock.
*GenderBlenderName: Moolissa happens to be male.
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*EveryoneHasStandards: Not even Randy can bring himself to say something positive about the petting zoo.
* EvilOldFolks: The couple who steal Moolisa run a nightmarish petting zoo with nursery rhyme-themed exhibits. It's cheap, poorly constructed, and the poor animals are stuck in humiliating and cruel displays like two mice tied up inside a grandfather
*GenderBlenderName: Moolissa happens to be male.
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** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely and left him stuck in the rain to begin with.
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** Randy isn't However much better. of a hypocrite Bob may or may not be, Randy's even worse. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating and selling meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely and left him stuck in the rain to begin with.
*LetsMeetTheMeat: Randy attempts to do this to guilt-trip Bob.
*LookBothWays: Double-subverted. A car stops just short of hitting Moolissa while Bob and Randy are arguing, seemingly sparing him... and then Moolissa dies of a heart attack.
*LookBothWays: Double-subverted. A car stops just short of hitting Moolissa while Bob and Randy are arguing, seemingly sparing him... and then Moolissa dies of a heart attack.
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* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: InUniverse. The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity; Linda even points out that it's the best free advertising the restaurant ever got.
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* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: InUniverse. The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity; Linda even points out cites this trope verbatim while claiming that it's the best free advertising the restaurant ever got.got.
*OverlyLongGag: Gene's drumroll goes on a bit too long.
*RunningGag: Louise randomly calling Bob a murderer.
*OverlyLongGag: Gene's drumroll goes on a bit too long.
*RunningGag: Louise randomly calling Bob a murderer.
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** Randy believes himself to be far more well known than what he actually is.
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** Randy believes himself to be far more well known well-known than what he actually is.
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*StrawVegetarian: Randy condemns Bob for selling hamburgers.
*TakeAThirdOption: Bob eventually settles on a common ground between both his and Randy's viewpoints--cows can be both beautiful creatures ''and'' food. Randy himself is ''not'' pleased to be filming Bob summarizing this point.
*TakeAThirdOption: Bob eventually settles on a common ground between both his and Randy's viewpoints--cows can be both beautiful creatures ''and'' food. Randy himself is ''not'' pleased to be filming Bob summarizing this point.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: Randy attempted to milk Moolissa. Keep in mind that Moolissa is male, and it becomes disgustingly clear what Randy ''actually'' did to the cow.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: BestialityIsDepraved:
** Randy attempted to milk Moolissa. Keep in mind that Moolissa is male, and it becomes disgustingly clear what Randy ''actually'' did to thecow.cow.
** Bob himself has a vivid dream about making out with Moolisa after the cow's death.
** Randy attempted to milk Moolissa. Keep in mind that Moolissa is male, and it becomes disgustingly clear what Randy ''actually'' did to the
** Bob himself has a vivid dream about making out with Moolisa after the cow's death.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Bob and Linda's motivations are completely reversed from their usual characterizations, with Bob being the one who impulsively brings Moolisa the cow into their house with no plan to get it back out and Linda playing the OnlySaneMan who wants it gone. If this episode came out later in the series' run, it's likely Linda would have brought the cow in over Bob's objections instead.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Bob and Linda's motivations are completely reversed from their usual characterizations, with Bob being the one who impulsively brings Moolisa the cow into their house with no plan to get it him back out and Linda playing the OnlySaneMan who wants it him gone. If this episode came out later in the series' run, it's likely Linda would have brought the cow in over Bob's objections instead.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Bob and Linda's motivations are completely reversed from their usual characterizations, with Bob being the one who impulsively brings Moolisa the cow into their house with no plan to get it back out and Linda playing the OnlySaneMan who wants it gone. If this episode came out later in the series' run, it's likely Linda would have brought the cow in over Bob's objections instead.
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*BunnyEarsLawyer: While she doesn't technically qualify for the trope (given she's not at all ''good'' at it), Louise deserves mention for being a ''literal'' bunny-ears lawyer during Bob's nightmare.
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*BestialityIsDepraved: Randy attempted to milk Moolissa. Keep in mind that Moolissa is male, and it becomes disgustingly clear what Randy ''actually'' did to the cow.
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** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely.
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** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals because he's okay with eating meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely.nicely and left him stuck in the rain to begin with.
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* ToiletHumor: Moolisa poops and pisses everywhere throughout the episode. Tina even believes he's communicating with her through his poop.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa is a male steer, not a cow.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa is a male steer, not a cow.
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Tina believes the cow is communicating with her through it's poop.
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Tina believes the cow is communicating with her through it's its poop.
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* NoDeadBodyPoops: After Moolisa dies, it leaves one last poop in the shape of a heart.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Bob has a dream of making out with Moolisa, who was pretty much a male in his dream.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Bob has a dream of making out with Moolisa, who was pretty much is earlier revealed to be a male in his dream. steer.
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->''"Meet your meat, Moolissa!"''
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* SmallNameBigEgo: Randy believes himself to be far more well known than what he actually is.
** Similarly, Teddy briefly believed that the documentary would be about him and make him famous.
** Similarly, Teddy briefly believed that the documentary would be about him and make him famous.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: SmallNameBigEgo:
** Randy believes himself to be far more well known than what he actually is.
** Similarly, Teddy brieflybelieved believes that the documentary would will be about him and make him famous.
** Randy believes himself to be far more well known than what he actually is.
** Similarly, Teddy briefly
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa is a male steer, not a cow.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa is a male steer, not a cow.cow.
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** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they kidnap Moolisa to display her in their atrocious and poorly-run petting zoo.
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** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they run an atrocious petting zoo that mistreats animals and they kidnap Moolisa to display her in their atrocious and poorly-run petting zoo.be a part of it.
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* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolisa from a couple who kidnapped it.
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* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolisa from a couple who kidnapped it.it for their nightmarish petting zoo.
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** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa from freezing to death in the rain.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals due to being fine with eating meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: InUniverse. The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity, Linda even invokes this trope.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals due to being fine with eating meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: InUniverse. The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity, Linda even invokes this trope.
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** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa from freezing to death in the rain.
rain by bringing him into the apartment.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreating animalsdue to being fine because he's okay with eating meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
nicely.
** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they kidnap Moolisa to display her in their atrocious and poorly-run petting zoo.
* LastRequest: In Bob's dream of the recently-dead Moolisa, he asks Bob to make burgers out of him so his death wouldn't be in vain.
--> '''Moolisa:''' You turn me into something amazing.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: InUniverse. The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant'spopularity, popularity; Linda even invokes this trope.points out that it's the best free advertising the restaurant ever got.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreating animals
** The old couple are appalled with humans using animals for food, but they kidnap Moolisa to display her in their atrocious and poorly-run petting zoo.
* LastRequest: In Bob's dream of the recently-dead Moolisa, he asks Bob to make burgers out of him so his death wouldn't be in vain.
--> '''Moolisa:''' You turn me into something amazing.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: InUniverse. The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's
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** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreat of animals, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreat of animals, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
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** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa.
Moolisa from freezing to death in the rain.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob ofmistreat of animals, mistreating animals due to being fine with eating meat, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Dead cow on live cow. Gross."'']]
->''"Meet your meat, Moolissa!"''
-->'''--Randy'''
[[caption-width-right:350:''"Dead cow on live cow. Gross."'']]
->''"Meet your meat, Moolissa!"''
-->'''--Randy'''
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* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity, Linda even invokes this trope.
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* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: InUniverse. The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity, Linda even invokes this trope.
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Bob faces a strange documentarist called Randy who is making a documentary about how he is a cow murderer as a chef.
Tina believes the cow is communicating with her through it's poop.
!!Tropes
* AmbiguouslyBi: Bob has a dream of making out with Moolisa, who was pretty much a male in his dream.
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolisa from a couple who kidnapped it.
* EvilOldFolks: The couple who steal Moolisa run a nightmarish petting zoo with nursery rhyme-themed exhibits. It's cheap, poorly constructed, and the poor animals are stuck in humiliating and cruel displays like two mice tied up inside a grandfather clock.
* {{Hypocrite}}:
** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreat of animals, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity, Linda even invokes this trope.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Randy believes himself to be far more well known than what he actually is.
** Similarly, Teddy briefly believed that the documentary would be about him and make him famous.
* TheSociopath: Louise talks of her father as one, stating that killing cows give him a rush.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa is a male steer, not a cow.
Tina believes the cow is communicating with her through it's poop.
!!Tropes
* AmbiguouslyBi: Bob has a dream of making out with Moolisa, who was pretty much a male in his dream.
* EnemyMine: Randy and Bob team up to save Moolisa from a couple who kidnapped it.
* EvilOldFolks: The couple who steal Moolisa run a nightmarish petting zoo with nursery rhyme-themed exhibits. It's cheap, poorly constructed, and the poor animals are stuck in humiliating and cruel displays like two mice tied up inside a grandfather clock.
* {{Hypocrite}}:
** Randy accuses Bob of being this when he saves Moolisa.
** Randy isn't much better. He accuses Bob of mistreat of animals, but he doesn't treat Moolisa nicely either.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: The documentary about Bob being a cow murderer actually helps out the restaurant's popularity, Linda even invokes this trope.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Randy believes himself to be far more well known than what he actually is.
** Similarly, Teddy briefly believed that the documentary would be about him and make him famous.
* TheSociopath: Louise talks of her father as one, stating that killing cows give him a rush.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: In-universe, Randy didn't know Moolisa is a male steer, not a cow.