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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. He has shown a conspicuous capacity for patience, although this patience is so frequently tested by friends, family, neighbors, and rivals alike. He can be brusque with those who ignore his requests or make unreasonable demands of him; however he is typically only uncivil towards those who go out of their way to demean or harass him, namely his neighbor, rival, and fellow restaurateur Jimmy Pesto, owner of nearby Jimmy Pesto's Pizzeria.

Bob's Burgers is a hilarious animated series about a family who runs a burger shop that garnered the love and affection of hordes of fans, but if you’ve finished watching the series, there’s no need for despair. There are plenty of movies and TV shows to watch if you like Bob's Burgers, and we’ve compiled the best ones right here for you, in this list! 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"). 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"). Michael Minter, Global Head of Marketing, DC Shoes:“We love Bob's Burgersand had a great time working with the teams at Disney and Bento Box to bring this collaboration to life. Merging the bold self-expression of DC skateboarding with the irreverent Bob's universe proved to be an extremely natural process. We hope all the fans enjoy this collection as much as we do.”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.

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." Gene Belcher is Bob and Linda's second child and only son. Gene tends to annoy Bob with his sound effects from his megaphone, keyboard, and often inappropriate comments. In " Torpedo, "Gene is unable to name the restaurant he works at, thinking of it as "Dad's Burgers." Despite their many diametric differences, Bob and Gene love each other very much and often learn from each other in unexpected ways. Gene helps Bob learn to let things go in Li'l Hard Dad, Bob helps Gene feel safe enough to face a tough challenge in The Laser-inth, and they both learn to trust each other above all else on a valentine's date gone wrong in " V for Valentine-detta." 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. 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.Slip into these casual sandals that will securely cradle your feet while simultaneously having you craving burgers thanks to the sole lining.

If you build it, they will come! This shoe represents all of the necessary items to create a classic, all-American cheese burger! The best part though, is the eye-catching lettuce-green sole. DC Shoes is hopping into the kitchen for a limited collaboration with Bob’s Burgers—mixing all the ingredients of DC’s authentic skateboarding footwear with the fun and flavors of the Bob’s’ irreverent universe. Drawing on memorable elements from the show and pulling from DC’s rich skate shoe catalog, the end result is a wearable collection of footwear and apparel that will excite both the superfans, skaters and burger fans alike.Linda trying to make her kids do chores after a phone call with her mom, Gloria. (" Fight at the Not Okay Chore-ral") Despite this, Linda is a pushover, always easily convinced by her kids to do all the work on their school projects, but she doesn't think she's a pushover (" Synchronized Swimming"). Louise, in particular, can make Linda do whatever she wants. For example, she has her get the family together for a family meeting (" The Kids Run the Restaurant"), to get her to be the kid's swimming coach (" Synchronized Swimming"), and to sell Bob's espresso machine (" The Unnatural"). Bob Sr. is Bob's father. They are shown to have a difficult, strained relationship as Bob Sr. is extremely controlling, critical and unsupportive of his son. This is highlighted in the episode " Father of the Bob" when Big Bob, ridiculed and refused to let Bob serve his custom made "Baby You Can Chive My Car" to his regular, Henry. Little is known about Bob's mother. It is revealed in " The Last Gingerbread House on the Left" that she has passed away. She had a brother called Ernest Lombard who ran 'Lombard's' department store before the mall opened and put it out of business.