also has a welcome mat on his back

mostly, mostly, mostly, Bob was considering giving the butcher boy a good seeing to

Siamese fighting fish? Cockatiel? Giant land snail? Something small, quirky and quiet.

As a gay man, I've had my broody best friend wave turkey basters in my face in a very threatening fashion. But I've also tried to convince my lesbian best friend to rent her uterus to rich gay couples, an idea she really didn't get behind, for some reason.

I'd brag too you young wheatchacallit…idiot.

Or the Oblongs, which was a criminally underrated show: fantastic ensemble cast full of inventive, quirky, memorable characters from the obese sadistic toad-like little girl to the cheerful old fashioned Pollyanna who didn't let little things like the fact she had only one breast and no lower jaw get in the way of her…

But he does have quite a charming speaking voice, and a sexy voice can be a real panty dropper even if it's coming from a chubby balding hairy middle aged man. Or boxer-dropper in this case. Or brief-dropper.

To be fair, that guy was pretty handsome for a Bob's Burger's character.

Not only that, they gave Jimmy Pesto what he deserved, and considering how often Jimmy Pesto gets away with the things he does, it was deeply, deeply satisfying. Now if only they would turn up and put Hugo in his place too… I swear, the last sitcom nemesis who got away with their crimes as much as Hugo and Jimmy…

Bob's easily the best sitcom dad ever.

I thought her attempt at applying mascara was hilarious: reminded me of how i had to teach myself how to shave. Twelve years after I hit puberty and I still haven't got the hang of it completely.

That gay butcher could do with a hot sailor or two.

I hope they bring back the gay butcher in another episode. He was pretty hilarious, though the fact that Bob basically hinted he's bicurious caught me by surprise but then again his wife is voiced by a man so… yeah.