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. 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." Bob and Linda's wedding anniversary is September 3, 1998 which is the same day Loren Bouchard and his wife got married. 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! 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."

While usually open-minded and accepting of others, she has strong opinions and expectations that she will force onto others regardless of their feelings, such as renting Louise's room to Teddy without talking to her. The only things that waver her are online parent blogs (" Mother Daughter Laser Razor") and her parents. In " Fight at the Not Okay Chore-Ral," Linda has a phone call with her mother, and Gloria expresses disappointment at Linda for not making her children do chores at home. The same day of the call, she tries to make her children do chores. Her servility to her parents lessens after this episode, however. In a conversation with Louise, Linda decides she should be the only one to determine how to raise her children. 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. They can be highly competitive with each other, especially regarding their kids. In " Eggs for Days," the episode reveals that they each hide their own eggs around the apartment every year for the kids to find them, and whoever the last egg belongs to wins. Sometimes, it can take the whole afternoon. They also seem to have an ongoing competition with each other since at the end of " Li'l Hard Dad," Bob tells Linda, "You win best parent of the week," so it seems like they hold contests to see which of them can be the best parent of the week. Linda always supports Gene, even if it's illogical. In " The Unnatural," she paid a coach to help teach her son how to play baseball, even though it was a scam and more than they could typically afford. Linda supports her son in other ways, like his antics. Or at least, she's the most patient. In " Gene's Christmas Break," Linda is the only one who doesn't explicitly tell Gene to stop playing his terrible Christmas vinyl. She also didn't stop Gene from imitating Bob for a few days and even encouraged it (" Broadcast Wagstaff School News"). 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.Maybe it's because Linda grew up with Gayle, but Linda supports her daughter's eccentricities more than her husband. She gives Tina more independence, which is ironic because she fears Tina growing away from her. An example is when Tina got into capoeira, and Linda was the only parent supporting her daughter's new interest (" Sexy Dance Fighting"). Or when Tina dressed up as a boy to infiltrate a boys-only event, and Linda approved her daughter's rash decision (" Just One of the Boyz 4 Now for Now"). While he is usually the straight man to his family's shenanigans he is capable of having his own moments of craziness. He was forced to work constantly at his father's diner, missing out on his childhood as a result. Though he viewed this as a fun experience until the episode "Bob Fires The Kids." 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.

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.

Gloria is Bob's mother-in-law. Bob dislikes her and becomes angry when he finds that she's going to visit. He talks badly about her and tries to avoid seeing her if possible (" Crawl Space"). He strongly dislikes his mother-in-law, Gloria, primarily her voice and the noises she makes. In " Crawl Space," he hides in a wall for 3 days to avoid her.

He let Tina watch "Night of the Living Dead" when she was eight ( Crawl Space), causing her to have nightmares during which she thrashes and moans.Their relationship hit a boiling point when Bob embarrassed his father by rejecting his father's gift of making him a partner in his diner in front of their customers. s5e6 " Father of the Bob" When Big Bob's prep guy wasn't at the Diner for an emergency, Linda decides to help Big Bob by becoming a server. When both Big Bob and Bob leave the diner, Linda promotes herself to the cook.