Rate and Review Bob's Burgers Episode 19: "Dr. Yap".

[The Angry Animated Comedy Nerd]

I thought this one was pretty funny for the most part, but may of had one too many gross out gag moments.
Bob worked very well in this episode, he is easily my favorite character... and his wife Linda and kids are officially nuts after this one.

Although Tina was priceless as usual, as was Teddy talking about towels.

A 4/5 overall.

[irvine_11]

5/5. Hilarious. The plot about Gayle falling in love with Bob, plus the jawbreakers was great. One of the best this season.

[The Angry Animated Comedy Nerd]

So.............

No one else watched??

[zartok-35]

I guess not.

...That wasn't bad, low 4/5.

[Sniper Squirrel]

really liked this one 5/5

[Dangeresque Too]

Oh man that was great really funny! I really want a jawbreaker now I haven't had one in years.
4.5/5

[Shaunbadia]

5/5 again....I can honestly say that this show has really found its groove since the start of the season. That being said had Linda ACTUALLY been going nuts at Bob knowing the situation I would have probably swung to "The first bad episode of Season 2"...thankfully, that wasn't the case.

Oh yeah, that Prince of Persuasia guy was the biggest belly laugh the show has given me. The last part during the credits was fucking GOLD! "NEVER make her pancakes. Force HER to make YOU pancakes...in the middle of the night!"

[The Angry Animated Comedy Nerd]

Only three new epiosdes left this year... maybe ever... what a drag.

What happened to Fox airing some in the summer, I thought season two would at least be 13 episodes?

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

That was a really nice twist with what happened, and I love this show for tying the entire family together every time. This episode was especially great, fighting over a Jawbreaker (love those things, btw) and then over Bob's tooth. 5/5.

[Food Blog]

Hilarious. Especially the towel conversation, Gene and Louise, and the bizarre history of Gayle and Linda's boyfriends.

[Jims]

This episode was good. In particular, I was relieved to see they didn't go down the "Bob keeps the kiss a secret" path that they do in sitcoms so often. Because, clearly in this situation, Bob had a very good excuse for this happening and a normal person would be expected to understand. It was nice that they just had Bob tell Linda right away, and then it spun into more interesting territory.

It's crazy that Linda would encourage Bob there, but it does make some sense in a twisted way. She is obviously very secure in her marriage.

[Mr. Krikt]

I had the same concern as Jims so it was very refreshing to see their take on it. It's also nice to see a sitcom marriage that isn't easily thrown into crisis.
Not one of my favorite episodes but it was still entertaining. Tina was of course up to her usual standard.