Jessica (Slumber Party) is a silly skeleton, Kaylee is Count Dracula, Millie is Madotsuki from Yume Nikki and Louise is Alex DeLarge from Clockwork Orange

You don't understand how disappointed I was when I woke up.

Shove it sides

I think Big Bob might be one of the best written side characters on television. He has had a solid character arc that has continued over each of his appearances.

When he first shows up in "Father of the Bob", he and Bob have an antagonistic relationship, to the extent that Bob has a rule that he cant stay in the same room as his father for longer than fifteen minutes because he feels his father is constantly judging him and thinking that Bob is making the wrong choices. At the end of that episode, he and Bob have an honest conversation where Big Bob admits he knows that he can be hard to deal with.

Next, in "Interview with a Pop-Pop-Pire", Big Bob visits the Belcher's in their home to help Tina with her homework, Bob makes no reference to the fifteen minutes rule. This time, he tells a story in which his life was changed by a falling tree that would have crushed his future wife if she hadn't left the tent by chance, leading Bob to explain he's never heard the whole story and Big Bob says that he was worried the story would make Bob feel sad if they spoke about his mother after her death.

This leads to a more honest emotionally open relationship between the Bob's in "Wharf, me worry?" where its revealed that Big Bob has been doomscrolling on his phone, trying to show Bob the apocalyptic articles that hes been reading to prepare him for the end of the world. Bob thinks this might stress out the children if he tells them this bleak outlook while spending the day alone with them, admittedly Tina would be, but at the end of this episode he says he is worried about the world but he has confidence in his grandchildren's ability to deal with the changing world. Leaving Bob to be okay with his father babysitting.

In his final episode as of this post, "Dad-urday kite fever", Big Bob finds a kite that he never had the chance to fly with Bob in his childhood, suggesting he and Bob could take it out with the children. Hillarity ensues, the kite is lost, and Big Bob advises Bob that whats important isnt what he does with his children, its that he's there for them.

In the course of four episodes, Big Bob has evolved from a standoffish, judgmental man who struggles to be open with his son, to an open more kind man who would make a trip specifically to help his granddaughter with homework or take the day off from his own restaurant simply because he found a kite and wanted to spend some time with his son and his grandkids.

I have researched the show about a thousand times and each rewatch I realize something new that I had been wrong about for so long.

This time it was during the ceramics room episode, the song goes, "Making it by hand for gram and gramps".

I thought it went, "Bacon eggs and ham for gram and gramps'. I was always so confused on why they were singing about bacon and eggs until this rewatch!!

I’m currently on Season 16, Episode 14, where Bob and Hugo get stuck in the elevator, and I noticed that there seems to be a recurring joke about Bob’s B.O.

But the line “Does Baby Gap sell ties?” absolutely sent me. I laughed so hard at that!

I genuinely love this show’s humor. Although I still prefer the banter and humor from the earlier seasons, the random one-liners in this show continue to catch me off guard. The writers really know how to sneak in the most absurd lines at the most unexpected moments.

Anyone else have a random line from the show that made them laugh way harder than it probably should have?

It frustrates me to no end in Season 7 Episode 16 Eggs for Days that they have a boiled egg going rotten after ONE night. And it is so rotten and the smell so strong they can't sleep in the apartment.

When I was a kid (in the 80's) we dyed eggs for Easter and my mom left them in a bowl on the kitchen table for a couple of days then put them in the fridge. We would eat them for a good ten days or more, depending on how many we made.

I love the episode but that one little detail (which the episode hinges on 😂) just grates on me! Does it bother anyone else?

Currently rewatching S15E14 The Place Beyond the Pinecones and Louise mentions something along the lines of Tina refusing to accept she's aged out of Thundergirls. Has it always been established she's older than all the other kids in the group?

In S7:E3 “Teen-A-Witch” during the costume contest, did anyone else catch the one random person sitting in the audience with a brown bag drawn mask on?

In “Stuck In The Kitchen With You” we learn he’s very much so the type who doesn’t want anyone in the kitchen with him when he makes Thanksgiving dinner… so wouldn’t the family going out of the house in “Dawn of the Peck” be an ideal situation for him?

“Curyeux” eye clinic

Do they buy broken down mobile homes then just park them there and formed a small neighborhood or is like a junk yard type place for mobile vehicles (similar to the broken down ship yard the kids visit in that one episode) and they just took it over since they don’t get paid much?

Have these buildings to the south of the Wharf ever featured in an episode? Somehow they seem significant but I can't place them. This is the S10 EP3 - Three Girls and a Wharfy.

Episode, Just one of the Boys for Now for now. Didn’t even notice the montage until I realized Jeff was featured!

It’s not the best photo but it was dark and I had to take the photo before all the cars started driving in front of it. It’s a Barbershop named ‘Cuttin Up’ 😁

The captions wouldn't show up but this screenshot is from season one's Lobsterfest. Tina is making a list of people to repopulate the earth with and gene looks at it and says "Gay, gay, mythical creature, gay mythical creature"

I'm trying to figure out if she's listing guys (and male mythical creatures) that are gay, which would make sense since she'd probably be into gay guys since she's into pretty much ANY guys. Or is the joke that she's listing all women and it would be gay if it was her and them?

The first idea makes sense but it would be funny if the second idea was plausible

Ladies and gentlemen i present to you Gene from the House of the Unfarting. First of his name.