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Linda Belcher is Bob's wife. They share a loving relationship. She admires him for his dream of owning a restaurant. [2] They're still discovering new things about each other. Linda loves listening to Bob speak about his "sad stories," like how he told her about how he got two-timed at his prom (" Two for Tina"). Bob didn't know Linda had a life outside of the restaurant until " Eat, Spray Linda," like how she goes to the Royal Oyster hotel with Tina once or twice a week just to poop in their luxurious bathrooms. Bob is glad to learn about Linda's "little surprises" (" Eat, Spray, Linda"). https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/File:S10e21_Local_She-ro_Linda_Tina.webm 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. 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.

DC’s Global Head of Marketing, Michael Minter is similarly excited about the collab: “We love Bob’s Burgers and 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 just hope all the fans enjoy this collection as much as we do.” While Bob often acts as Linda's voice of reason he rarely if ever intervenes in her shenanigans, recognizing that doing so is pointless and Linda will do what she wants. However, he will always make it known to her when he thinks she is making a bad decision and warn her impending consequences of her actions. This is the store for all fans who have devoted their lives to the TV show. We’re offering all fans a second chance to express their enthusiasm for their favorite series What about quality and designs?Linda tells Bob that she invited Hugo over to get the sign taken down. Bob becomes jealous and wonders why she liked him in the first place. She reveals that he's a good kisser, unlike Bob, which upsets him further. 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"). 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. 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.

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's Burgers is Bob's eponymous restaurant that he owns and runs with his family. The restaurant is shown to be in a perpetual state of "almost failing," making enough money to stay in business (albeit barely), but never enough to provide any kind of stability to the Belchers. She is lenient and supportive toward her whole family while still garnering their love and respect. She is incredibly kind to her emotionally unstable sister, Gayle, encouraging Bob to have a pretend affair with her to raise her self-esteem and allowing Gayle to hang many anus-themed paintings in the restaurant. https://bobs-burgers.fandom.com/wiki/File:S14e1_Fight_at_the_Not_Okay_Chore-ral_Belchers.webm 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 isn't fond of Linda's sister, Gayle, either. He mentions how he dislikes many of her choices, such as hanging up her animal anus paintings in the restaurant. (" Art Crawl") In " Dr. Yap", Bob hallucinates from the medicine and accidentally kisses Gayle, mistaking her for his wife, Linda. As a result, Gayle falls for Bob as he tries to clear the accident.Bob doesn't like to sign birthday cards, so Linda forges her husband's signature in them. Even the ones for their kids ( Sliding Bobs)! In bed, she wears a white and pink nightgown. Sometimes, she wears light pink slippers and a richer pink bathrobe. In " Slumber Party," she wears a pink top and pink pants as her pajamas. In the same episode, she styles her hair into two large pigtails. Tina is the most intolerant and allergic to Linda's passion and intensity compared to the rest of Linda's children. In " The Grand Mama-pest Hotel," Linda pours a soap bottle into their hotel's fountain to try and impress Tina, proving to 'everyone' that they aren't growing apart. However, all it did was embarrass Tina. In " L'il Hard Dad," Linda and Louise try to help Tina cheat on her book report when the Belcher doesn't even want to cheat in the first place. Fans of a classic low-top skater shoe will love this design that’s available in bright colors that are reminiscent of tasty burger condiments. The DC logo is included as well as constant Bob’s Burgers patron, Teddy. Bob learned how to work at a restaurant when he was young working at his father Big Bob's restaurant Big Bob's Diner. Bob was forced to work constantly in his father's restaurant to the point where he missed out on his childhood and was even not allowed to have one in some respects, having to make his own toys out of things lying around the restaurant as he was not allowed any. However, it isn't until " Bob Fires the Kids" that he realizes that he actually hated working in his father's restaurant, having initially remembered it as a positive experience.

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. Bob suffers hemophobia and passes out at the sight of his own blood. Also, his blood doesn't clot easily, causing him to bleed more than normal. (" The Kids Run the Restaurant") Bob would build gingerbread houses with his mother before she died. ( The Last Gingerbread House on the Left). Gloria Genarro [ ] Al Genarro [ ] Gayle Genarro [ ] Former Love Interests [ ] Hugo Habercore [ ] Friends [ ] Gretchen [ ] Ginger [ ] Teddy [ ] Mort [ ] Enemies [ ] Colleen Caviello [ ] Cynthia Bush [ ] External Links [ ]

So, what are your favorite Bob's Burgers-esque movies and TV shows? Vote the best projects up to the top of this list. 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.

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"). Louise loves to start rumors about her family and her dad's business, often getting him into trouble. In " Human Flesh," she brings one of her dad's burgers into school for Show and Tell, and states that it comes from human flesh. This rumor spreads through town and reaches the health inspector, who temporarily shuts them down while investigating. 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").Linda trying to make her kids do chores after a phone call with her mom, Gloria. (" Fight at the Not Okay Chore-ral") 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." On September 3, [1] 1998 Bob and Linda got married at city hall. On their wedding night, they worked because they couldn't afford not to (" Human Flesh"). They went on to have three children: Tina, Gene, and Louise Belcher.