abbeygabriel All these people saying this show won't last and it's not good. Well, 6 years later and this show is going on it's 9th season! So hahaha haters. Bob's burgers is here to stay! (I love this show always have, always will- it's so funny)

becordova I love this show. I have always hated adult cartoons (besides Rick and Morty) but I started this show because there were so many memes of Tina on twitter and other social media. After the first episode I binged about 2 or 3 seasons straight, and I couldn't stop laughing. This cartoon is a little more wholesome and realistic* than the Simpsons or American Dad. *One thing I don't understand and only non-realistic part is how they've all been the same age throughout 8 seasons but have had 3 different thanksgivings. Hahaha... just a little flaw that I can't seem to get over lol.

tsholl-64283 I think that Bob's Burgers is a very good series. I find the show very entertaining and funny. The show is about the Belcher family that owns a burger joint called Bob's Burgers. Although they make the best burgers in town they find that they only have two regular customers. Most of the townsfolk find themselves across the street at Jimmy Pesto's restaurant. I am currently in the fifth season of the show and I have found that the show has an odd sense of humor. They often find themselves in all sorts of odd predicaments that most people haven't ever thought that a person would find themselves in. Although the sense of humor is different i think many people would find this show funny or entertaining.

Eric Stevenson While I don't find this as good as "Rick And Morty" or even H. Jon Benjamin's other show "Archer", this is still a lot of fun. I really do find the animation funny. The creator has stated that yes, the character designs were in fact inspired by the Muppets. The funniest thing is that I find myself singing the intro to "The Muppet Show" when I see the theme song to this. The story is as basic as it can be, with a guy named Bob running a restaurant named after his burgers. The biggest appeal to this is probably how authentic it is. Despite the fact that the animation is goofy, it comes off as very realistic and the characters do behave like real people. The voice acting is wonderful in this.Every character has a distinct voice that matches their personality perfectly. It's pretty funny to hear Tina when she's trying to be angry or some other emotion. I simply can not speak ill of anything Kristen Schaal. "Gravity Falls" may be over, but may that voice live on forever with Louise...or at least until this show ends as well. It's hard to pick a favorite character because they are all so funny. Gene is probably the most entertaining, although Louise might be the most eccentric. I just love the idea of a character like Tina who writes fanfics in-universe of her favorite things. It's especially funny because of all the porn she makes. Yes, a perfect reflection of fandom indeed.The episodes are really quite unpredictable and there's always some new real life adventure these funny characters are getting into. I think my favorite episode might be the one with the mechanical shark. It's just hilarious to see this thing get more powerful as they try to stop it. I like Tina's Romeo and Juliet-esque relationship with Jimmy Junior. Yes, I'm a brony too. I'm just going to reference every other cartoon in existence in this review, aren't I? I will complain about how "King Of The Hill" can be boring as a slice of life story but this is just a lot funnier with better characters who are always saying funny things and actively getting into some new predicament. I'm impressed at how they have yet to have any supernatural elements introduced as almost every show has at least one paranormal episode or magic realism. Well, they might share a Universe with "Archer" which had some unrealistic stuff, but then again that could have just been a non canonical joke, kind of like when Bob had a cameo in that "Family Guy"/"The Simpsons" crossover. Man, degrees of separation are weird. ***1/2.