-
(#3) If You Love It So Much, Why Don't You Marionette?
- March 24, 2019
The Belcher kids go on a field trip to a marionette theater, but Louise isn't happy with the boring trip. She pretends to use the restroom, and instead, she finds a closet with an incredible dragon marionette hidden away from prying children's eyes.
When she brings the dragon up to the place's owner, they get into a feud, and things go the way you might expect. Back at the restaurant, Bob finds out that he has a talent for handing out flyers in front of the restaurant.
Why it falls short: "If You Love It So Much, Why Don't You Marionette?" has the series' common two-story structure, but the one about Bob and Linda fell short of the one involving the children, which was far more interesting.
-
(#5) The Hawkening: Look Who's Hawking Now!
- November 10, 2019
"The Hawkening: Look Who's Hawking Now!" starts off with Bob and Louise' excitement over a watch party they're hosting for a screening of the new Hawk & Chick movie.
The screening was set to go down at the restaurant, but when the actor who plays Hawk throws a wrench in the works, it turns out he had his own strange and mysterious reasons...
Why it falls short: "The Hawkening: Look Who's Hawking Now!" is something of a callback to an episode from season five called "Hawk & Chick."
The episode isn't terrible, but it stands as the third-lowest-rated one from the series. Some complaints online pointed out that the two stories seemed split, making for only a short period of overlap. Other than that, the dialogue was well-written, and the series' hilarious tone was definitely on point.
-
(#10) Drumforgiven
- January 12, 2020
In "Drumforgiven," Gene gets himself banned from his favorite music shop, the Ocean Avenue Hifi Emporium. He doesn't take the ban well, as the young lad likes to make all kinds of funky noises — guess how he earned a ban.
Louise and Tina get some friends together to get some payback for Gene, but it backfires, and things go from bad to horse. Meanwhile, Teddy has taken a job at Jimmy Pesto's, Bob's rival restaurant, and tries to keep it a secret from him out of guilt.
Why it falls short: This episode features the kids more than the adults, and some fans may not appreciate their level of humor on the series. That's too bad because the episode isn't poorly written or put together, it may have been a bit too Gene-heavy for the average fan.
-
(#14) Long Time Listener, First Time Bob
- April 7, 2019
During an evening of bowling with the family, Bob meets a longtime hero of his in the form of a DJ he listened to as a kid. The man is now working in the bowling alley, which pushes Bob and the kids to help the man out professionally.
They attempt to get him back on the radio, but when the DJ takes matters into his own hand, things get crazy. Meanwhile, Linda attempts to introduce sweet potato fried to the menu at the restaurant, but after Bob rejects the idea, she's left with a ton of 'taters and nothing to do with them.
Why it falls short: "Long Time Listener, First Time Bob" is a Bob-heavy episode, and despite being an interesting look at who he was in his youth, some viewers may have balked at the episode for containing less about the family than others.
-
(#6) Yurty Rotten Scoundrels
- March 8, 2020
Bob isn't pleased when he finds out the Linda lent money to Gayle for art supplies, so she could establish her artists' workshop. Things aren't looking good for Gayle, as only one customer signed up.
To make it slightly less painful for her, Tina and Linda join Gail to act as customers for her. When Tina and Linda discover that the sole customer is a vindictive review blogger, the workshop takes a turn.
Why it falls short: "Yurty Rotten Scoundrels" suffers from a formulaic plot that doesn't develop the characters in any sizeable way. The episode seems like it was tossed in to fill a slot, and while it's not horrible on its own, it doesn't fit well with the rest of the series.
-
(#4) P.T.A. It Ain't So
- May 5, 2019
"P.T.A. It Ain't So" is primarily about Linda's determination to become more involved with the P.T.A. To do this, she attempts to get closer to the president of the organization, a mother named Joanne. As she gets closer to the woman, she realizes she's not as perfect as she seems on the outside.
Meanwhile, Bob is trying to cheer up a local pet store owner after he insulted the owner's parrot, who flew away. In an attempt to replace the parrot, Bob only makes matters worse, and things devolve from there.
Why it falls short: The episode comes across as formulaic, and while it attempts to bring more attention to Linda, it falls short in exploring the character beyond the familiar "mom wants to do more in the P.T.A.' trope, which is common in American sitcoms.
New Random Displays Display All By Ranking
About This Tool
Bob's Burgers is a famous and funny cartoon series launched by FOX TV in 2011. It tells the story of a burger restaurant run by the Bob family. Over the years, fans from all over the world have witnessed the growth of the Belcher family and all the important moments in their lives. It is a close and quirky family that can rely on each other no matter what.
Thousands of people looked forward to its updates every week in the past, and the series always have influence today. The random tool lists 15 of the worst Bob's Burgers episodes most people think, you may also want to skip.
Our data comes from Ranker, If you want to participate in the ranking of items displayed on this page, please click here.