If you’re wondering how she eats and breathes, and other science facts...

I have SO MANY questions about Della on the moon. How has she survived this long? How is she breathing? The list goes on...

Young Donald’s not really emo in the comics, but this was a fun take on the character (speaking as a 90s kid myself). I particularly lost it when I saw the “Geezer” poster on his bedroom wall. Holy crap was that funny. 

I liked the touch of Russi Taylor playing young Donald with the same voice as the triplets. And the other mythology stuff was nice thrown-ins too.

“Marshmallow, I heard the Wiggle Room closed. I’m so sorry.”

Teddy:  “I don’t know.  I was little.  Nana use to give us wine.”

“Mother seems well.”

Don’t forget Valentines Day!  From “My Fuzzy Valentine” to “Bob Actually” they have been some of the best episodes of the series.  

I don’t say things out-loud much while watching TV by myself but when Marshallow denied Bob’s “hi” I did utter an “oh, damn” Poor Bob. It was painful.

Major kudos to Bob’s for acknowledging the trouble some of us are having getting into the spirit this year - and for delivering another solid holiday special. Favorite bits:

Louise’s “It’s very good ham, father” was the laugh of the night for me. Such a low key line delivered perfectly by actual wizard Kristen Schaal.

Is Nana short for banana?

I love that the Belchers can be divided up by holiday: Bob has Thanksgiving, the kids have Halloween, and Linda has Christmas. It pretty much says all you need to know about them, really.

The video footage from Mort’s showing Mr. Fishoeder walking up to the restaurant, seeing that they were there, and then immediately turning around and leaving, was very him.

They had me years ago, but they kept me at “Cleavage to Beaver.”

Wow, that was amazing. It was like the Christmas episode of my dreams.

“And to think, I gave you drugs!”

I absolutely need a fully produced studio version of Twinkly Lights right now.

“Oh, hey, Marshmallow.”

“So, did they steal your childrens’ hands?”