There is a certain contingent of Bob's Burgers fans out there for whom Bob is a certified bi icon. It mostly comes down to this scene, from the fourth-season "Turkey in a Can" Thanksgiving episode, where an unknown culprit keeps putting the turkey in the toilet, forcing Bob to return again and again to the butcher to get a new one, and causing the flirting to escalate. The butcher — a one-off character who they should probably bring back one day — is voiced by Tuc Watkins, the gay actor who also played the daddy in that one episode of The Other Two.

One reason this episode connected with some viewers, despite the fact that Bob never outright says he's bi, is that there aren't that many episodes of sitcoms where characters get to be explicitly bi. Bisexuality usually gets implied or, rather, hinted at enough that the viewer has to do the work themselves. But it's a valid reading, we say, and if any show gets to be the first to do a bi-themed Thanksgiving episode, it should be Bob's Burgers.

Have a listen to our episode to hear us talk through the bi-ness of it all.

And also enjoy the art Ian O'Phelan made for it of a very sexy burger Bob.

From the website:

Lillian Harper moves to the small town of Mt. Absalom, Ohio, to care for her estranged mother Dorothy after an injury. Living in the town's boarding house which has been run by her family for generations, she discovers conspiracies, ghosts, and a new family in the house's strange assortment of residents. 

I got a lovely review on twitter out of the blue today, so I thought I’d let tumblr know that I have an audio drama podcast called Glass Letters that I began making during the depths of COVID in 2020!

I wrote, voiced, edited, and produced almost all of it myself, with my friend Randy as a guest actor and title music written for the show by Slow Haste! Season two is currently on hiatus until I have enough time outside of my full time job to allocate to a whole season, but I realized how much I missed working on it, and how much the story meant to me when I was writing it.

Glass Letters is a story about loneliness, family, personal identity, and what it means to run away from something you can never escape. It’s as much my story as it is Riz’s story, and I’d love it if people on here gave it a listen.

(You can find it on most podcast platforms, or here!)

time for the start of probably the best fight in anime

Plz watch my loves and give feedback really help 🌚🫥💫🪷⭐️✨️🎀💘💮💮💮🪷🪷🪷♋️♓️

The holy trinity of outsiders finding out stuff about TMA

[comes crawling out of the podcast covered in blood] its really good you should listen

Around season 3

Jon knows he's changed a lot.

archivist be upon ye

I don’t post anything ever but I saw someone talk about Alice saying “at least it’s not both legs” and headcannoning Sam as an amputee and I’d like to put in my two cents

i was made aware a warcraft version of this meme didn't exist

what if Akane got soap shoes send post

Neither romantic nor sexual nor platonic but a secret fourth thing (bonded like stray cats who cannot be adopted separately)

hi buddy

Did y’all know I love TMA too?? I’ve had the Magnus Protocol brainworms since listening to it earlier so here’s my (very subject to change) designs for Alice and Sam until the fandom agrees on something 🫡

Bonus ‘Chester’ and ‘Norris’ doodle in the corner 👁️