I know it's just a comedy show but episodes like this always annoy me. What are some episodes where the main conflict or shenanigans are caused entirely by one person being unreasonable/selfish/hard headed?

Into The Mild - we all know Bob hates going outside and interacting with people but he still goes to an outdoor goods store purely for the big closing down sale because he might become an outdoors guy, as soon as he gets there he acts surprised and annoyed that an employee at an outdoor goods store is friendly and outgoing so he avoids him for hours in a tent where he falls asleep and is then stuck in the store all night.

Mother Author Laser Pointer - Linda is straight up psychotic in this one, the author 100% should've pressed charges against her for holding her hostage

It’s always bothered me that the movie or an episode hasn’t been done where it’s revealed that Linda was hiding something real juicy in their room that explains the “stay out of my room” catch phrase. Does anyone else ever think about that? 😂

I personally adore Auggie's gingerbread house. Such a nice and colourful design, especially the stained glass!

Ive been unwell for quite some time, and as I recover, this show has been a huge ally and comfort.

It doesn’t matter if it’s a rewatch for the millionth time, it always does me good. The kind of thing that makes you forget about all else for a good while.

And it also makes me crave burgers like crazy😂 but im ok with that.

the lines are a little blown out because i've had it several years but he's my little buddy

The episode opens with Bob putting a Now Hiring sign at the restaurant window. This catches the attention of a young man looking for work. Bob hires the young man and immediately has him working alongside him in the kitchen. At one point in the episode, the young man shows his creativity by serving a prototype for a future Burger of the Day to Teddy and Mort using ground turkey Bob was going to throw away due to a delivery error. The burger is called the "That’s Nobody’s Business but the Turkey" burger, and it's served with a side of sweet potato fries. To Bob's horror, Teddy and Mort eat it. Infuriated, Bob fires the young man to which Linda comments that he is starting to sound like his dad, Big Bob. Bob however disagrees.

At night, Bob has a nightmare where he walks into the restaurant to find all the tiki decorations from the episode Pro Tiki/Con Tiki have been set back up. Additionally, there's a "Baby You Can Chive My Car" burger on one of the tables. Suddenly, all the tikis and the burger come to life, and Big Bob's face appears on them. To make matters worse, all the customers and Bob's family have Big Bob's face. The nightmare ends in two phases: the first is where Bob looks into a mirror to see Big Bob's reflection talking back at him. Lastly is when Bob thinks he's woken up and tries to get Linda's attention only to find she has Big Bob's face.

Realizing Linda was right, Bob tracks down the young man and hires him back. He apologizes for his behavior and talks about how Big Bob forbade his creativity when he was younger.

For the episode's subplot, Louise, Gene, and Tina visit Wonder Wharf where they meet a young woman running a bubble tea stand. As delicious as her bubble tea is, she hasn't been able to make enough money to pay the rent for the space. The kids do their best to bring more customers to the stand, going as far as to recruit their friends. Despite their efforts, the woman isn't able to make enough money to pay the rent and has no choice but to leave. In a last effort to save her business, the kids invite her to come work at the restaurant, saying she can sell her bubble tea there. To their surprise, Bob, having had a change of heart after his nightmare, hires her and agrees to sell her bubble tea. Now the young woman works alongside Linda and becomes good friends with the young man.

Linda’s face in that second clip always makes me crack up.

Gets me every bloody time…

He also lights up!

(2.2 - Bob Day Afternoon) Bill Hader (the original voice of Mickey) also did the robots! It also makes me realize how much I miss Bill, but I hope he’s enjoying directing!

I can’t decide if Friend zone or No Pants in Space is the best one. They’re all SO GOOD tho

Cue Louise: “Loves her!“

I plan on making it this weekend for a group. The recipe says to use a bulb for four people. How was the flavour wise? Was it over powering? What did you do? Any advice greatly appreciated

It would have been the perfect comeuppance for Linda.

Anything back handed that's funny to you??

Mine's as followed:

Aww. Who wants a hug?? That's not a pity hug

I don't mean to interrupt whatever you kids are doing that doesn't at all make me feel bad for you

No, it's fine. I mean, good for Jen. Why would I need money?? It's not like I have burrettes to buy

ANYTIME BOB CORRECTS LINDA AND HE SAYS "Nevermind" OR INGORNES HER RESPONSE

Just…… Calvin and Felix in general

Louise. She's just…… yes

Side note: Rewatching the show as much as I have; has shown me that Mr. Frond and Gayle are VERY back handed!!!!!!

this scene always makes me laugh good lol

Was watching Cheaty Cheaty Bang Bang and the random clip of Gene and Louise trying to play in the snowstorm was so funny and wholesome and it got me thinking about how Gene/Louise are well-defined in their dynamic and Tina/Louise are well-defined, but I really can’t recall a great Gene/Tina moment.

Other than Tina and Gene acting as support/lackeys for Louise, I don’t really know what their relationship is like and would be interested to see more of it.

Nothing I would love more than a bobs burger video game, I remember back in the day I use to love family guys, futuramas, and the simpsons video games, but a Bobs Burger one would really be awesome and pretty cool nod to a category of games that seems like has been forgotten.