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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Pretty much. I mean part of his lack of success is caused by bad luck, but a lot of Bob's failures in life are his own fault. He's a great chef because he's extremely proud of his work and he refuses to compromise his values, and he's a terrible business man because he's extremely proud of his work and he refuses to compromise his values. His greatest strength is also his greatest weakness. Yep. Like with the plaque, he refused it even though it would have probably brought people in, but Bob couldn't accept that people were coming because of some morbid story from the past rather than his food. He wants to succeed or fail on his own. JD posted:When I grill a burger at home, I always eat them with baked beans. I've been trying to find baked beans to make. I just failed at working at a healthy fast food place (it was too face paced and I would panic and make mistakes, or I was too slow and avoided mistakes) that had excellent baked beans that it got out of the bag. I've been trying to find something akin to that but all the grocery stores near me just have raw beans.
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twistedmentat posted:I've been trying to find baked beans to make. I just failed at working at a healthy fast food place (it was too face paced and I would panic and make mistakes, or I was too slow and avoided mistakes) that had excellent baked beans that it got out of the bag. I've been trying to find something akin to that but all the grocery stores near me just have raw beans. Dude, you can turn raw beans into baked beans
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Still going through old episodes, man the first one was so different but so good.
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ChesterJT posted:Still going through old episodes, man the first one was so different but so good. There was kind of an improv vibe to it, right? Every now and then one of the kids would tell a quick joke and Bob or someone would chuckle. I heard they still do that but I think it's much more scripted now.
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May 20, 2016 15:11
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Gorilla Salad posted:I have now watched this too many times. It's just perfect. I watch it every time someone quotes it.
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boom boom boom posted:Dude, you can turn raw beans into baked beans Yea, but those recipes take forever. My biggest problem early on with BB is that the first handful of shows were about is the "Restaurant going to close!???" plot, which is so cliche it was actually unfun to watch. At least that was broadcast order, i'm sure production order didn't have that.
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Actually, the first episodes were all really funny and enjoyable to watch.
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sector_corrector posted:Wagstaff isn't the sort of town that can support Bob's gourmet aspirations pretty sure the town's not called Wagstaff, right? That's the school, but they've never actually said the name of the town afaik.
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 100th episode and season finale alert!Secret Admiral-ier While volunteering at a nursing home to get a Thunder Girls badge, Tina's ideas of romance and love are tested; Bob finds new friends who influence him to make odd choices. Glued, Where's My Bob? The kids are involved in a sticky prank war on the same day a journalist is visiting the restaurant to write a profile, causing the whole town to get involved.
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Looks like it. 19 is a weird number to end a season on but that's probably because it's the 100th one.
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MrSlam posted:Looks like it. 19 is a weird number to end a season on but that's probably because it's the 100th one. My guess is all the preempting that happened. What are the times for this?
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smashpro1 posted:Bob finds new friends who influence him to make odd choices.[/i]
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"You're supposed to hold my hand when we cross the street!" "Oh my God, a street!" "YAAAY!"
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May 23, 2016 01:32
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Joel will never be able to pull those off!
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Goddamn, this musical number is amazing!
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StalkofWheat posted:Goddamn, this musical number is amazing! I really like Louise being in somewhat denial that this whole thing is her fault.
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"I'm a notary if that helps"
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TOILET BOB! TOILET BOB! That was really good! That could've been the series finale quality-wise.
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Bob finally got another win in the most Belcher way possible
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Aww, the Bob & Louise emotional stuff always makes me tear up. Her admitting that Bob makes really good burgers got me like when she accidentally let it slip that she sees herself taking over the restaurant at some point.
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We're all glued to a toilet called Eaaaaaaaaaaarth!
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"He doesn't expect privacy on the toilet anymore. We've broken him."
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Episodes that heavily involve Bob and Louise are some of my favorite ones. This last one, Hawk and Chick, and the museum episode are all great. I wish they'd do more of them... it's always nice to see Louise's cynicism melt away.
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Y-Hat posted:Episodes that heavily involve Bob and Louise are some of my favorite ones. This last one, Hawk and Chick, and the museum episode are all great. I wish they'd do more of them... it's always nice to see Louise's cynicism melt away. Oh totally. Tina may be the show's MVP, but Bob and Louise's relationship is magic.
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Jonas Albrecht posted:Oh totally. Tina may be the show's MVP, but Bob and Louise's relationship is magic. I think what makes it work really well, is that normally when shows do the, "Aww the really do love each other episodes," they tend go all sappy and sentimental. But on Bob's Burgers, Louise is willing to let her guard down for a moment and admit she admires her dad. Just don't quote her on that.
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Y-Hat posted:Episodes that heavily involve Bob and Louise are some of my favorite ones. This last one, Hawk and Chick, and the museum episode are all great. I wish they'd do more of them... it's always nice to see Louise's cynicism melt away. They are always great, because they feel like genuine moments on a ridiculous animated comedy. I don't wish they'd do more of them because I don't want it to get played out at become old hat.
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I actually wish they'd use Gene more. He's the least developed character out of the family, and episodes that focus on him are usually great.
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Gyro Zeppeli posted:I actually wish they'd use Gene more. He's the least developed character out of the family, and episodes that focus on him are usually great.
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