Totally agree. Similarly Adventure Time and Gravity Falls both do this very well. Gravity Falls comes as close as almost any show to Home Movies fascination with the actual world of childhood. It is a great time for animation.

I'd watch that spinoff.

No, no. She's named after the dirty part if a truck.

What I loved was that none of them felt forced. It was all the natural world of Bob's Burgers.

My mother was also named Mudflap.

I choose to believe that he wears a white suit and eye-patch in real life and refuses to take it off to play some role in a movie.

The warm sense of family and community is what makes Bob's Burgers so wonderful. The only other animated shows that really did this before were, not surprisingly, it's forebearers King of the Hill and Home Movies. Despite being literally two demensional, the world of Bob's Burgers feels as real as any other on…

Except it wasn't Tina helping Louise to win, it was Tina helping Team Belcher win. It's a family thing. If Louise had been in the KIS mobile, I think Tina would have taken the victory.

It can be four things.

Actually, Mull is doing the motion capture acting for Milton.

I didn't take it as pained, but ambiguous. You couldn't be sure what Archer saw or was reacting to.

Milton and Bobby Moynihan don't get along.

Serial II: Bill Cosby.

Is it possible to be worse?

She was the Vulcan?

At that rate it will take them forever to write Shakespeare.

"Sheesh! Cab, Bob?" is the first truly excellent episode of Bob's Burgers.

Give him a break. Can you imagine how it is to go around knowing that you are fundamentally wrong about something and that while everyone loves it, you are stuck being alone and laughed at.

Put Family Guy at 7:30, Simpsons at 8:00, Bob's Burgers at 8:30, Brooklyn 99 at 9:00, and Last Man on Earth at 9:30.

Something needs to be done to make sure people can get their daily dose of Craig and Geoff. What is wrong with this country. Thanks Obama.