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Bob frequently tends to anthropomorphize things around him, typically because he feels lonely or neglected, a pattern that seems to have begun as a child, due to his unsatisfying relationships and busy work schedule. One example is in " An Indecent Thanksgiving Proposal" where he names a turkey Lance, and develops a relationship with said turkey after becoming inebriated, since he spent thanksgiving alone. His difficult childhood, ability to withstand perceived abandonment and unyielding patience for the behavior of his family shows Bob is very resilient and independent. He had a fear of pigeons but conquered this in " House of 1000 Bounces." Their relationship softens a bit in " Father of the Bob" where they clear the air. Bob realizes that his father does love and supports him in his own way while Bob Sr. admits that he recognizes that he is a difficult person to deal with, and that he understands why Bob left.
Gloria Genarro [ ] Al Genarro [ ] Gayle Genarro [ ] Former Love Interests [ ] Hugo Habercore [ ] Friends [ ] Gretchen [ ] Ginger [ ] Teddy [ ] Mort [ ] Enemies [ ] Colleen Caviello [ ] Cynthia Bush [ ] External Links [ ] Bob was born in 1967 to an unnamed mother and Big Bob. His father had a drinking problem and ran a restaurant called Big Bob's Diner. Sometime in Bob's childhood, his mother passed away. While Linda gets in trouble with her other children for giving too much love, her son gets upset at her for giving him too little. In " Mommy Boy," Linda joined a women's business seminar, which meets on Saturday, the day they have their Spaturdays. Gene tried to get her to quit the group by attending the women-only conference himself, causing a lot of trouble in general. Linda's son is almost too reliant on her. Every day, Linda writes the house's phone number on Gene's thigh in case he gets lost. When Linda gets a job at Fresh Feed, Gene claims her apron as his own, explaining, "because it smells like her and I'm eleven, and I still like mom" (" Lindapendent Woman"). Gene also brings his mother's Maxi Pads to school (" Cheer Up, Sleepy Gene"). The rest of the family usually jokes about their bond, like saying how they will end up married (" Every Which Way but Goose"). Louise rejects most of Linda's hugs and kisses, so Linda shows her love in other ways by finding a middle ground with their interests. They like going to the pet store to pet the puppies. They visit it enough that even an employee knows their name, and a parrot at the store repeats Linda's signature catchphrase: "Alright!" Louise also gets her 'crazy' from Linda's side of the family (" The Kids Run Away"). They have a love for arson, and Linda's history with arson includes her setting a few small fires as a kid (" Stop! Or My Mom Will Sleuth"). Linda also 'borrowed stuff from stores' (stole), and Louise reignited Linda's passion for stealing when they looted the coffee machine from their own restaurant (without Bob's knowledge) and sold it at a pawn shop (" The Unnatural").Cailan will bring also bring his recipes to life in series of cooking videos called 7 Days of Burgers, which will air on DC’s YouTube channel from May 1. As a child, Bob was forced to work in his father's restaurant and would rarely have time for himself. His father never smiled as he grew. Bob made himself "toys" out of restaurant supplies, such as a spatula, a scrubbing pad, and a piece of soap. He became attached to these, but was rarely allowed to play with them either. He envied children that were allowed to have fun (" Bob Fires the Kids"). Sometimes, her interest in baby-like objects can jeopardize her, herself, and others. In " Burgerboss," Linda reminds Bob about how he had to take their credit card away from her because she kept buying a bunch of porcelain baby dolls. She babysits Sidecar, Critter and Mudflap's baby in " Wag the Hog" and passes him off as her child. Linda didn't even know if anyone would pay her: the previous babysitter had just put Linda in charge since they came to Critter and Mudflap's house, and the mother of three agreed. The last babysitter warned Linda about Sidecar, who proved to be a dangerous beast to Linda, other children, and other mothers at a baby center Linda took him to. She also buys a Dutch baby pancake at a diner in " Christmas in the Car," despite being with her family in the middle of the night, not to mention a winter storm.
Hugo Habercore is the health inspector who tries to put Bob's Burgers out of business in Human Flesh. Sometimes, Linda can get frustrated at Bob, like how he fails to remember their wedding anniversary (" Human Flesh") or how he never wants to try anything new (" Seaplane!"). Linda doesn't also like how much her husband dislikes her grandparents. In " The Terminalator II: Terminals of Endearment," Bob confronts Gloria, Linda's mom, for stealing their charger, but Linda gets upset at Bob. Linda wants her husband to let her parents "be crappy" to her, but it drives Bob crazy when Linda's parents mistreat her because she's "the best daughter in the world." She loves Bob regardless of her frustrations.He was 44 presumably for the first five seasons, turned probably 45 in The Laser-inth, and probably 46 in Are You There Bob? It's Me, Birthday where Linda and the kids forget his birthday. But Louise seems to share some of Bob's personality traits, such as talking to inanimate objects and wanting to take over the family restaurant when she is older. She also has an alcohol problem, specifically wine. Linda brings alcohol everywhere, even when it's not appropriate, even when she's chaperoning at the school, like her children's field trips (" Carpe Museum") or school dances (" Two for Tina"). According to her, however, she "doesn't get drunk. She just has fun (" Bad Tina")." The highlight of the DC x BB collection is the Kalis OG shoe, named after DC pro-skateboarder Josh Kalis. The shoe features a neon green glow-in-the-dark outsole and a “Bobbified” version of Kalis in the shoe’s footbed. Bob is shown to be forgetful, forgetting his wife's birthday, his 40th birthday, and one of his children's birth (though not specified in Human Flesh which Belcher it is, many believe that it is Gene).
From crazy school plays and catering a bat mitzvah, to Family Fracasand nature trips gone awry, the Belcher family (and Teddy) have been through a lot. And now they’re front and center on a shoe, well actually side and off-center, but you get the idea. A true kitchen essential is the apron which protects your clothes and just looks great! This particular look has both the DC and Bob’s Burgers logos and lists the original burgers created by Chef Alvin Cailan for this tasty collab. Bob and Linda's wedding anniversary is September 3, 1998 which is the same day Loren Bouchard and his wife got married. In The Bob's Burgers Movie, Linda wears her everyday outfit but also switches to Gene's burger suit to advertise the restaurant. However, she adds a red bikini over it with white polka dots.
She dislikes the way he kisses, though he worked on in improving [3] They are shown to complement each other very well; Bob helps Linda stay in reality while Linda encourages Bob to loosen up and have fun. Bob would build gingerbread houses with his mother before she died. ( The Last Gingerbread House on the Left).
Although Bob's children seem to view him as somewhat of a buffoon, they also care very deeply for Bob, especially his youngest daughter, Louise. His wife, Linda, is very supportive of Bob, helping him get through tough times when he needs it the most. In most episodes, Bob's children either try to take advantage of or demean him, but alternatively, they show how much they care for their father, such as " Bob Day Afternoon." The entire menu of DC x BB items will be available on May 1 at dcshoes.com and in select stores. The DC x BB Kalis OG drops online on May 15 and is expected to sell out.One of his fears is for his kids to go to summer school because that means he would have to do the work by himself ( Synchronized Swimming).
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