Eugene Mirman

Tina tries to discover who's behind a series of pranks at the Belcher children's middle school.

Bob tries to sweeten Linda's Valentine's Day with a heart-shaped pancake, but when that doesn't stack up, the kids convince him to let them skip school and help him find the perfect gift for the holiday. Meanwhile, Linda celebrates the day by holding a spe (more…)Bob tries to sweeten Linda's Valentine's Day with a heart-shaped pancake, but when that doesn't stack up, the kids convince him to let them skip school and help him find the perfect gift for the holiday. Meanwhile, Linda celebrates the day by holding a speed-dating event at the restaurant, but the idea hits a snag.

Tina tries to discover who's behind a series of pranks at the Belcher children's middle school.

Bob tries to sweeten Linda's Valentine's Day with a heart-shaped pancake, but when that doesn't stack up, the kids convince him to let them skip school and help him find the perfect gift for the holiday. Meanwhile, Linda celebrates the day by holding a spe (more…)Bob tries to sweeten Linda's Valentine's Day with a heart-shaped pancake, but when that doesn't stack up, the kids convince him to let them skip school and help him find the perfect gift for the holiday. Meanwhile, Linda celebrates the day by holding a speed-dating event at the restaurant, but the idea hits a snag.

Feeling unappreciated, Linda quits and takes a job at a grocery store, leaving Bob to run the place (poorly) on his own, and putting the children smack in the middle of their marital tiff. Later, Tina may have met her soul mate while stocking the milk frid (more…)Feeling unappreciated, Linda quits and takes a job at a grocery store, leaving Bob to run the place (poorly) on his own, and putting the children smack in the middle of their marital tiff. Later, Tina may have met her soul mate while stocking the milk fridge.

Gene is flush with excitement when he discovers and befriends an expensive talking toilet, and when Louise and Tina become privy to his secret he recruits them to help hide his new buddy from a villainous toilet hunter.

Feeling unappreciated, Linda quits and takes a job at a grocery store, leaving Bob to run the place (poorly) on his own, and putting the children smack in the middle of their marital tiff. Later, Tina may have met her soul mate while stocking the milk frid (more…)Feeling unappreciated, Linda quits and takes a job at a grocery store, leaving Bob to run the place (poorly) on his own, and putting the children smack in the middle of their marital tiff. Later, Tina may have met her soul mate while stocking the milk fridge.

Gene is flush with excitement when he discovers and befriends an expensive talking toilet, and when Louise and Tina become privy to his secret he recruits them to help hide his new buddy from a villainous toilet hunter.

Louise expects to get a charge out of taking down her Thomas Edison-obsessed science teacher when she re-creates one of the famous inventor's experiments that involved electrocuting an elephant.

Louise expects to get a charge out of taking down her Thomas Edison-obsessed science teacher when she re-creates one of the famous inventor's experiments that involved electrocuting an elephant.

The debate team recruits Tina, who finds surprising success and an even more unexpected relationship. Meanwhile, Louise and Gene convince their parents to fund a stop-motion movie project that focuses on a surprising subject.

Tina dates a ballet dancer, which leads to a dance-off between him and a jealous Jimmy Jr.

Tina dates a ballet dancer, which leads to a dance-off between him and a jealous Jimmy Jr.

The Belcher kids come to the rescue when the bounce house at Regular Sized Rudy's birthday party malfunctions. Meanwhile, an unexpected guest shows up at the restaurant, forcing Bob to deal with a longstanding phobia.

Gene leads the Belcher kids and their friends on an expedition to find a mystical creature supposedly living nearby. Back at the restaurant, the downtime sends Linda's competitive nature into overdrive.

The Belchers try to help Bob's longtime friend who's been jailed for unpaid parking tickets. Meanwhile, Linda lands a babysitting gig, but it's a lot harder than she expected.

A bad case of mono lays low Dottie Minerva, opening up a shot for Tina as soloist of the Hormone-iums, but she wonders if her big break could affect her social status. Meanwhile, Linda devises a business plan that could make the Belchers rich.

Bob's friend, Warren, visits and offers to invest in the restaurant, which could use a much-needed makeover, but the two friends' decorating ideas do not mesh. Meanwhile, one of the kids must give up their bedroom to houseguest Warren.

On a family visit to her mother's Florida retirement home, Linda is shocked to discover that the place is swimming with swinging seniors. Meanwhile, a bored Tina, Gene and Louise try to track a python that may have made a meal out of a resident's dog.

The Belchers compete on the TV-game show "Family Fracas!" and, much to the dismay of the host, keep winning, which allows them to return night after night, until their hot streak comes to an abrupt and suspicious end.

On a family visit to her mother's Florida retirement home, Linda is shocked to discover that the place is swimming with swinging seniors. Meanwhile, a bored Tina, Gene and Louise try to track a python that may have made a meal out of a resident's dog.

The Belchers compete on the TV-game show "Family Fracas!" and, much to the dismay of the host, keep winning, which allows them to return night after night, until their hot streak comes to an abrupt and suspicious end.

Bob slices a finger and Linda rushes him to the hospital, leaving the children to run the restaurant, so they take the opportunity to turn the basement into a casino. Things appear to be paying off handsomely until the landlord drops in.

Tina and Louise attend a boy-band concert, where Louise develops a crush on one of the singers, and is aghast at the whole state of affairs. Meanwhile, Gene enters a table-setting competition and comes up with something creative, but a bit offensive.