GREAT list. Except "TGS Hates Women." Freakin' hate that one, the plot bugs me SO much.
Moral of that episode: "Don't criticize women, because even if you're completely right about them, they… might have a murderous ex-boyfriend they're hiding from?"

I seriously cannot believe that ANY of you are actually disagreeing with this article.

THIS. I would say it would definitely has to be due to her personality. Being the bright spot in a multi-cam sitcom has always been what I thought she SHOULD be doing.

Anyone else skip the Ian Karmel YMIW bc it sounded like it was recorded in a hotel shower?

Anyone else skip the Ian Karmel YMIW bc it sounded like it was recorded in a hotel shower?

Well, I had seen it advertised as such for the past few weeks, by the Facebook page. I had an idea of a hippie-ish stoned-sounding Offerman (which is honestly what he sounds like on podcasts) and a similar Mullaly, but in this episode it almost sounded like they were trying on PURPOSE to not sound at all like…

Well, I had seen it advertised as such for the past few weeks, by the Facebook page. I had an idea of a hippie-ish stoned-sounding Offerman (which is honestly what he sounds like on podcasts) and a similar Mullaly, but in this episode it almost sounded like they were trying on PURPOSE to not sound at all like…

Am I the only one who could BARELY recognize Nick Offerman / Megan Mullaly's voices? I mean Nick's I could sortaaaa hear if I really tried, but it almost sounded more like Tom Lennon. And I have no idea how Megan made her voice sound like that if it was her.

Am I the only one who could BARELY recognize Nick Offerman / Megan Mullaly's voices? I mean Nick's I could sortaaaa hear if I really tried, but it almost sounded more like Tom Lennon. And I have no idea how Megan made her voice sound like that if it was her.

Didn't want to be the "ACTUALLY…" guy, but since no one else posted it - Bob's Burgers was actually developed in part (along with Loren Bouchard of Home Movies) by Jim Dautrieve, who (as you may have been able to guess by his name) was also an EP on King Of The Hill.

Didn't want to be the "ACTUALLY…" guy, but since no one else posted it - Bob's Burgers was actually developed in part (along with Loren Bouchard of Home Movies) by Jim Dautrieve, who (as you may have been able to guess by his name) was also an EP on King Of The Hill.

I think Groening is just glad he never had the brilliant idea to remove all the Family Sitcom elements from his show just to cram it into a spinoff about Carl

I think Groening is just glad he never had the brilliant idea to remove all the Family Sitcom elements from his show just to cram it into a spinoff about Carl

Yeah, same here. And that's the thing, they're both really WEIRD shows, objectively. But the 3rd season of Community almost felt like it was trying to be off-putting on purpose, at times. So I'd honestly rather have Bobs Burgers >.>

Yeah, same here. And that's the thing, they're both really WEIRD shows, objectively. But the 3rd season of Community almost felt like it was trying to be off-putting on purpose, at times. So I'd honestly rather have Bobs Burgers >.>

"Oh, more Bob's Burgers, that's nice - we're gonna go back to complaining about Community now"
- The Internet

"Oh, more Bob's Burgers, that's nice - we're gonna go back to complaining about Community now"
- The Internet

Anyone else really really hoping that Simon Helberg gets to keep his beard? IMO it makes him seem like an actual person, who happens to have insecurities… instead of a sitcom amalgamation of "LOL look at the nerdy manchild with the child's haircut and child's body LOL"

Anyone else really really hoping that Simon Helberg gets to keep his beard? IMO it makes him seem like an actual person, who happens to have insecurities… instead of a sitcom amalgamation of "LOL look at the nerdy manchild with the child's haircut and child's body LOL"

Yeah I thought 3 as a concept was great. "Serial killer makes a friend" would have been fine if the friend hadn't been Jimmy Smits. How he sounds less like a pimp on the show where he's actually a pimp than he did on Dexter is beyond me.