The Belchers' Labor Day lake trip goes south when they end up trapped in their cabin hiding from what lurks outside.The Belchers' Labor Day lake trip goes south when they end up trapped in their cabin hiding from what lurks outside.The Belchers' Labor Day lake trip goes south when they end up trapped in their cabin hiding from what lurks outside.
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H. Jon Benjamin
- Bob Belcher
- (voice)
Dan Mintz
- Tina Belcher
- (voice)
Eugene Mirman
- Gene Belcher
- (voice)
Larry Murphy
- Teddy
- (voice)
- …
John Roberts
- Linda Belcher
- (voice)
Kristen Schaal
- Louise Belcher
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaBurger of the Day: The You Burrata Know Burger. The name is a play on the song "You Oughta Know", by Alanis Morissette.
- Quotes
Tina Belcher: Why do we have a bag of dead batteries?
Gene Belcher: 'Cause Mom says there's a special way to dispose of them but she never found out what it was, and if we're being honest, I don't think she ever will.
- ConnectionsReferences The Ricki Lake Show (2012)
Featured review
Where did the funny go?
Scores:
Total - 4/10
Funny - 2/10
Memorable - 5/10
Re-watchability - 3/10
Review: Bob's Burgers continues its slow decline from an adult-focused show with edgy humor about a family to a show for families and kids with limited laughs and a focus on preaching morals. If you doubt this, re-watch the pilot and compare it to this episode.
I'm not sure there was a single funny line in this latest episode.
The show is not even consistent with its own main characters! In this episode (no spoilers), Linda is basically a maniac dead-set on a vacation regardless of the family's well being. Bob acts totally contrary to his fondness for the outdoors from S4E1 (A River Runs Through Bob). He has also completed his journey to the stereotypical dumb white dad, something he definitely was not in early seasons. The kids are just vehicles for moving the story along. None of them are funny and several of them have become totally unlikable (Linda especially).
The movie was a huge disappointment for me too, not funny. Honestly, if you want to see Bob's Burgers in it's prime, watch the first 4-5 seasons. Or if you want a show for 6 year olds, watch the later seasons.
It's sad to see the massive change from the writing team, but they've clearly been influenced by the current zeitgeist and not charting its own course as it once did.
RIP Bob's Burger's, 2011-2022.
Review: Bob's Burgers continues its slow decline from an adult-focused show with edgy humor about a family to a show for families and kids with limited laughs and a focus on preaching morals. If you doubt this, re-watch the pilot and compare it to this episode.
I'm not sure there was a single funny line in this latest episode.
The show is not even consistent with its own main characters! In this episode (no spoilers), Linda is basically a maniac dead-set on a vacation regardless of the family's well being. Bob acts totally contrary to his fondness for the outdoors from S4E1 (A River Runs Through Bob). He has also completed his journey to the stereotypical dumb white dad, something he definitely was not in early seasons. The kids are just vehicles for moving the story along. None of them are funny and several of them have become totally unlikable (Linda especially).
The movie was a huge disappointment for me too, not funny. Honestly, if you want to see Bob's Burgers in it's prime, watch the first 4-5 seasons. Or if you want a show for 6 year olds, watch the later seasons.
It's sad to see the massive change from the writing team, but they've clearly been influenced by the current zeitgeist and not charting its own course as it once did.
RIP Bob's Burger's, 2011-2022.
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