#thanksgiving episode

[unclefathersantateddy]

Possibly unpopular opinion so hidden under the cut

In the light of there being no thanksgiving episodes this season, please remember that the production team behind Bob's Burgers are not all American, therefore may not be celebrating this holidays.

Instead of getting angry/upset because you won't see an nth thanksgiving episode, let's be happy that the fans/faculty that don't celebrate this holiday are not having it forced upon them. It's refreshing for a show this big/popular to not be focused on one specific demographic.

[christinered]

Red Foreman Rules!!

~Red

[thanksgiving-in-november]

Thanksgiving Review: The Simpsons episode "Thanksgiving of Horror"

What is it and where can I get it? A season 31 Thanksgiving special, with the same three-shorts horror anthology format as the show's famous "Treehouse of Horror" episodes.

What's it about? The first short, "A-Gobble-Ypto," is the story of the first Thanksgiving...with the Simpsons family as wild turkeys. (Yes, in real life they likely didn't eat turkey.) "The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow" is a parody of the Black Mirror episode "White Christmas," with an AI version of Marge coming into conflict with the real one while preparing a Thanksgiving dinner party. "The Last Thanksgiving/The First Blarg-sgiving" is a mash(ed potato)-up of several sci-fi horror movies, with the kids on a spaceship fighting a cranberry monster.

How Thanksgivingy is it?: All of them are pretty holiday-focused, though it takes a while before it comes into the second short's plot.

Is it good? This was the first Simpsons episode I've watched in many years, and my perception was that it's pretty good by the show's current standards. Then again, I hear it's gotten occasionally better lately?

Anyway, if you're looking for something to bridge the gap between Halloween and Thanksgiving, this special might just do the trick.

Anything else? Recurring character Martin Prince dies in the last segment, and this was actually Russi Taylor's last time voicing him before her death in real life. Fans can take comfort in writer Dan Vebber's report that she enjoyed how gory his end was.

R.I.P. Russi.

[mired-in-halloween]

THANKSGIVING To commemorate a past event you kill and eat an animal. It's a ritual sacrifice. With pie.

[movies-tv-more]

BOB’S BURGERS 13x08 “Putts-giving” airs tonight at 9pm on FOX

[hillofthehank]

Hi everyone I'm back with a new poll! This one is only going to take a day but I rewatched both episodes today and I was wondering which one people liked more. Please comment elaborating your choice (if you want) Also keep an eye out for more posts! I'm going to try and become a bit more regular now that the strikes are over. Please don't forget about them though, the wonderful people behind shows and movies always need support!

[callmeonmyrazr]

what is thanksgiving without a side of drama? 🥂

HAPPY THANKSGIVING BITCHES!!! i’m so thankful for u all! don’t forget to celebrate today by watching one or all of gossip girl’s iconic thanksgiving episodes! 🍂🦃🤎

[clayrefelloffthecliff]

finally making it to The Thanksgiving episode is like a little treat

[karihighman]

Mischa Barton reposting this made my day 😅

[rizumuj]

Oh, they were steppin' down at the feast!! 💃🕺🦃

[lifewithaview]

The Simpsons (1989-) Bart vs. Thanksgiving

S2E7

Grampa, Mother Bouvier, Patty and Selma join the Simpsons on Thanksgiving Day. Just before the turkey is brought in, Lisa shows off a meticulously crafted cornucopia paying homage to women in history. When Bart brings in the turkey and begins to set it on the table, he complains Lisa's centerpiece is in the way. A fight ensues, and the centerpiece lands in the fireplace, where it quickly burns up. Lisa runs to her room in tears, and Bart is ordered to go to his room and not come out until he apologizes. When Bart continues to refuse to apologize, he decides to run away. Santa's Little Helper joins him (after he is kicked out for trying to get a nibble of Homer's turkey). After a run-in with a pack of killer dogs at Mr. Burns' mansion, Bart donates some plasma for $12. He passes out, and a pair of bums take him to a homeless shelter for Thanksgiving dinner, the topic of Kent Brockman's news report. Brockman interviews Bart, who still refuses to apologize. Eventually, Bart sees that the bums could use the money he earned donating blood and gives it to him. He then realizes that he has plenty to be thankful for, and he and SLH trudge home. Upon arrival, Bart envisions a warm welcome home that quickly grows into his family mocking him and blaming him "for everything." Bart continues to sort out his feelings when he overhears Lisa crying and conceding defeat. Eventually, Bart apologizes to Lisa, she accepts and the family gets to enjoy Thanksgiving together.

[dreaming-for-an-escape]

The It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Thanksgiving episode will always be hilarious 🤣

[kelongt]

I think it's funny that during the entirety of Season 4 we have more jeffbritta and trobed moments than any Britta and Troy moments while they're the ones in a canon relationship

[ot3]

at some point i think i really need to rewatch and finally finish steven universe. ultimately i still think im going to consider it to be a poorly executed narrative that tried to have its cake and eat it to vis a vis space fascism And cutesy cartoon fluff. but i need to come to those opinions freshly and without the hysteria of the Steven Universe Critical bloc influencing my thoughts like a sinister advisor

[cryscendo]

Kurt, I love you so much.

I love you, too.

@giftober 2024 | day 17: phone call/texts

[wigglebox]

Solitude 🌙 [x]