Tina and Louise get into an argument that escalates across several graphic "apology" cards.Tina and Louise get into an argument that escalates across several graphic "apology" cards.Tina and Louise get into an argument that escalates across several graphic "apology" cards.
H. Jon Benjamin
- Bob
- (voice)
Eugene Mirman
- Gene
- (voice)
Larry Murphy
- Minnie
- (voice)
John Roberts
- Linda
- (voice)
Kristen Schaal
- Louise
- (voice)
Kurt Braunohler
- Peggy-Sis
- (voice)
Mary Holland
- Helen Oats
- (voice)
Megan Mullally
- Gayle
- (voice)
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I watched it with my younger sibling and we both got very emotional. This was a very touching story and it made us bond over how accurate it is. Siblings can be so annoying and stress you out but they're the ones you love the most. This episode really does deserve to be praised and I hope it catches more attention. They also need to continue with the this direction of storytelling because it is so beautiful and it makes a great show to watch with one's families. I honestly love how Bob's Burgers newest season is touching on emotional topics in bittersweet ways. People who don't like this can go touch grass so they can feel something.
I wasn't sure I was going to like this episode when it started out as sometimes the hand drawn animation and stories told by the kids I'm not my favorite episodes but the evolution of the storyline only got better and better.
One reason so many of us love this family is that they are so relatable. For anyone who has grown up with siblings, this one really hit home. They nailed the highs and lows that go along with having brothers and sisters.
Writing was clever, funny, heartfelt, and all of the Belchers stayed true to character. This was yet another episode that left me holding back tears in the end. I'm not crying, you're crying!
One reason so many of us love this family is that they are so relatable. For anyone who has grown up with siblings, this one really hit home. They nailed the highs and lows that go along with having brothers and sisters.
Writing was clever, funny, heartfelt, and all of the Belchers stayed true to character. This was yet another episode that left me holding back tears in the end. I'm not crying, you're crying!
Did you know
- TriviaTitle references the movie They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969), and the combined story elements of Louise's Burobu slugs and Tina's Equestronauts horses.
- ConnectionsReferences They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969)
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