#i love Linda belcher

[eeclare]

“I’ve only had half of four bottles of wine”

[allthingsobrien]

this is one of the best scenes in bob’s burgers and nobody can convince me otherwise

[pinkbumblebees]

i love when they animate the belcher kids just doing random shit, like what are they even doing

[gigamuffinsofie]

please adopt me

[technovillain]

those are my emotional support trans-coded siblings

[laz-kay]

"Is everyone else's bed the size of our kitchen?" "What? No. These beds are small. Did you say yours is big?" "Uhh no! Goodnight!"

Bob's Burgers, The Nightmare 2 Days Before Christmas (S14: E10)

[toypretend]

twitter really liked this, so i’ll post it here too :))

[odd-chips]

Here's a big post of some of my doodles of [Cap'n and crew] that I haven't posted yet! Couple are comics, couple are shitposts, you know how it goes.

(Also have some extra character tidbits beneath the cut!)

Cap'n (she/they) has become a Spongebob-adjacent "married to the job" type with sprinklings of "they are not immune to rose-tinted Company propaganda". Cartoonishly loyal to work, she's more upset about lying to the boss about her condition over actually becoming a monster on work time (though she isn't particularly a fan of being a monster, either).

Skeets (she/her) was already implied to be pretty optimistic and curious, but I've doubled down on this. She's constantly curious about entities and the state of her co-workers, asking questions and absorbing new information. She's also extremely lucky when it comes to encountering entities.

Mav (she/him), as implied by her nearly leaving Cap'n behind in the first comic, has become a "I won't hesitate, bitch" bitch. Split second decisions aren't an issue for her, she WILL shoot first and ask questions later. (She also now has a gambling addiction, haha. LOVES betting credits on things)

Kid (he/him) is now Irish. I will not elaborate. He's kind of literally the same otherwise. He's also in major inherited debt because of a Company-caused clerical error, but don't worry about it.

Uh. That's about it, I suppose!

[ratguy-nico]

BoblinWeek Day 5: Old / Memory

This is after their wedding Linda insist on Bob carrying her bridal style through the threshold, when Bob tell her is impossible, my woman proceed to show him how it's done.

FINALLY! here is the awesome piece my beloved @babsvibes commissioned from me for the @boblinweek

I don't deserve it but I take it, Babs you are the greatest and the swetest, best first client (and only one 😅) I could have

I didn't made this thinking on any prompt but this fortunately works here

I actually love this piece, when Bab ask me for one this was instantly engraved in my head

Thanks to Babs again not only for the oportunity but for the whole event, your awesome, babe 😚😚😚

[nsstress]

they're the golden standard

[eeclare]

The kids made Bob a Smelliest Man Award and he hung it up by the grill 😭

[veryferaldistributions]

Why Gene Belcher is written Profoundly Well

God, I could write a whole essay about how amazingly Bob’s Burgers tackles queer characters, but let’s focus on one queer character for now: Gene Belcher

One of the biggest things I’ve noticed about Bob’s Burgers since I’ve started watching again is how, as a queer character, Gene is written amazingly well. He may be gay, he may be trans, he may be nonbinary, but this kid is not straight. (There are 30-min video compilations to prove this.)

And I am incredibly comfortable with the ambiguity that this show holds for that. I love it. He could never be revealed to be anything, and he’s still a complete and awesome character.

It allows the writers to let Gene just explore who he is, who he might want to be, without that being (too much) the butt of the joke. What’s more is I love how Linda and Bob are written as Gene’s parents. They clearly know who their kid is and what to expect from his behavior, attitudes, and wardrobe choices.

One of my favorite Linda moments has to be when Gene has the flu, and he’s stuck in the bathroom. When we see him, he has blue eyeshadow on, and Linda casually says “Ooh, love the eyeshadow!” It may be small, but oh I loved that line.

I love that this fictional child is being nurtured to love himself, not just by his parents, but by his siblings as well.

“Time to focus on your good daughter! Gene!”

“I’m pretty!”

Not only does Gene exemplify a queer kid just being a kid, but it shows Bob and Linda as being great examples in parenting on all fronts, but mostly just by letting Gene be himself.

(And that’s not even mentioning Tina’s tendency towards polyamory…)

[allthingsobrien]

i can't stop laughing at linda screaming "he's dead! go away, he’s dead!"

[pinkbumblebees]

i love him. seriously i love him

[gigamuffinsofie]

maybe he'll let them skip rent next month if they're nice he wont

[missxoier]

I finally watched the movie a few days ago and I loved it, it's very cuteee...somehow. I would like to stylized them and make content :b