The Amazing Rudy

I love how they approach the bobs burgers from a different angle like Amelia Earhart story and this one. It shows and proves the crew trying something new and they do it perfect, this proves us they care about the show and do it for them more than us viewers. Its nice when you start watching and get something different from what you expect from the show but in the end not feeling you wasted your time. I like the show start to deepening the other characters they are not just for Belchers to interact but they are living there own lives and have more than laughs all the time. This episode tells us sometimes you need to breath and look around something new, you might not like it but whatever you found or see you did found or see it and its completely fine looking away for other things.

You can tell there's such a loving team behind Bob's Burgers that really care for the show. Props to every one of you.

This one hit close to home. Anxiety in those formative years can be absolutely devastating, especially with confusing changes in your life.

What I've always appreciated about this series is the kids are often smarter than the adults. Knowing when enough is enough, and that you might need some extra help, is something we should all try and take on board a little more. Be a little more Rudy.

Really loving the direction this series is taking. These more serious episodes are an gems, and it seems most people agree.

What a gem. Thank you, and whatever it is that happening at the studio... please keep it up you absolute legends!

This episode was just perfect, A Rudy Episode in itself is a massive treat, But it was basically ALL - RUDY, we saw a deep dive into his situation and the part where he had a little backstory about his past experiences with his parents while they were still together made me cry I couldn't deal with it. The he walked to the belchers and seeing them as the family he wishes he could be like squeezed the tears out of me. You best believe I am only going to use IMDb once to rate this singular episode and I'm never rating again. One day they hit you with the comedy special the next episode is about Anne Frank. Why is this such a good show??

What ever your doing writers keep it up this is forever my favourite show.

Between this episode and s13 e9 & s13 e10 i have just loved watching these warmer bits from the show. We can always count on the lighthearted funny storylines with louise quips and gene one liners so this little change of pace with heartwarming storylines has been refreshing. I didn't really see it as a sad episode, just a sweet reminder that those around us do care. The story was just so beautifully executed for a sadder topic. I would love to see more episodes like this, Also i cannot get over the animation lately either! The street lamps when rudy was walking to the belcher's... so stunning!

In a matter of about 20 minutes, the children take control in a way that the adults never could. The Belchers take a back seat in this one, but they absolutely come a long for the ride and even offer to drive, but Rudy was the only one that can take us home today.

Rudy's family life was so uncomfortable and the discomfort was boiling up. His parents had already built walls too high to hide from the boiling discomfort. When the discomfort breaches Rudy's wall, he was forced to take action. You get to witness his reaction which ultimately leads to Rudy creating a memory for his family and friends to reference for the rest of their lives. Rudy turned his life around in this one and as a result, he makes you feel something you didn't expect when you sat down.