Old Strokey. S3 E3 Oct 04, S3 E2 Sep 27, S3 E1 Sep 20, Welcome to Lagos. Show More. Related Shows. What's New. Episode Guide. From award-winning creator, executive producer and writer Chuck Lorre, Bob Hearts Abishola is a love story about a middle-aged compression sock businessman from Detroit who unexpectedly falls for his cardiac nurse, a Nigerian immigrant, while recovering from a heart attack and sets his sights on winning her over.
Undaunted by Abishola's lack of initial interest or the vast differences in their backgrounds, Bob is determined to win Abishola's heart, in this comedic examination of immigrant life in America. BOB spent several years with Mike , feeding off of fear and pain until Mike "saw the face of God" and cut off his own arm. When Leland Palmer was a boy, Robertson lived in a white house near his grandfather's summer house at Pearl Lakes.
He taunted Leland, asking "do you wanna play with fire, little boy? In a later dream, Laura saw BOB at Jacques' cabin killing his bird Waldo and approaching her but was stopped by a gigantic owl. Laura knew him to be a friend of Leland. BOB appeared in the meeting room across from The Man from Another Place , who spoke about Garmonbozia and observed the green Formica table in front of them.
BOB said "I have the fury of my own momentum. The little man then said "fire walk with me," and BOB clapped. The little man and BOB then left through a set of drapes. In , BOB with Leland murdered Teresa after she tried to blackmail him, recognising Jacques' description of Laura's father on the phone.
In , following years of molesting Laura, one day, he spoke through her ceiling fan that he wants to "taste through" her mouth. BOB later appeared behind Laura's dresser, where she had hidden her secret diary. The odor of something burning could be perceived.
To Laura, his appearance changed to Leland, horrifying her and confirming her deepest fear. He took Laura and Ronette to a train car where he murdered Laura, failing to take her as a host. He wrapped her body in plastic and sent it along a river. With Leland's blood he wrote a "Fire Walk with Me" note and, on the way to Glastonbury Grove, [11] he abandoned pages of Laura's diary and a towel covered with Leland's blood. BOB pulled the blood from Leland's shirt, healing him, and threw it on the floor.
It then changed into garmonbozia. Through Leland, he murdered Maddy, slamming her head into a picture in the Palmer home. He placed her body in a golf bag before wrapping her in plastic. In his dying breaths, Leland made obscure references to the man at the lake molesting him as a child before stating that he never knew when BOB was in control of his body.
Although the men could not agree on a unifying idea, they did come to the conclusion that BOB was a manifestation of "the evil that men do. Bob happens to be one such consumer, and this positivity jam ushers him towards self-acceptance of his lower half as he looks for some new slacks at the local mall. The song might be a little too persuasive, in the end; Bob overcompensates about his pants anxiety and starts trying on anything that catches his eye. If the Band-Aid fits, love follows.
To paraphrase Carmela Soprano, that was not a relationship made in heaven. In the spirit of this call-and-response tune in which guest star Tiffany Haddish rattles off sandwich recipes by number, let us count the ways in which this is wonderful. Two: the stuttering electric cowbell that splits up the verses, giving the listener a few spare seconds to bust a move.
The list goes on, easily encompassing enough entries to match one to each of the seventy-two sandwiches. Bob takes it upon himself to clean a pigeon covered in olive oil, ridding himself of his aviophobia and assisting a new flying friend at the same time, essentially doing the dirty pigeon.
Jimmy Jr. Nevertheless, his ineptitude is our comedic gain. They forgot to search the…well, you know. To the untrained ear, that means the song hustles along trippingly to replicate the feeling of falling in love without abandon, letting your feelings get ahead of you.
Anything goes in Florida, folks! Or, at least until the cashier gets annoyed and kicks him out. A future acid house maestro is born. Sure, why not style a song about fine Italian undergarments with the sunny upbeats of reggae?
Bob contrives a shall-we-say unique fix donning the pilfered briefs of his nemesis across the way, pizza proprietor Jimmy Pesto to cure his lapsed burger-flipping skills, and rejoices by swinging his posterior around while crowing about his intimate new support system.
Instead of mandolin apropos of the red-white-and-green flag on the aforementioned drawers, the episode sends them out with a Jamaican-influenced groove ready for your backyard cookout or chilled-out beach weekend.
Pop a Red Stripe and enjoy. Also, pig kissing. They toss the vocal line about being a perfect team back and forth, then Tammy plays ventriloquist dummy while Tina pops off a scat solo, all of it a Charleston away from the music halls of yore. They maintain their schoolyard enmity, too, trailing off with a series of mocking mouth-farts. The kids deserve to make the good list for their double axels alone.
Like many enterprising teen bands, the Couch Burners have gone through a couple name changes Melon Smashes, Vase Breakers , but their destructive impulses, and inability to keep their eyes open during impromptu promotional photo shoots, belies their musical capabilities. These kids could go far. The preference of poison hardly matters, just as long as you get more lit than a tree. Hey, bourbon, take me home.
More pop music should follow their lead. By the end of the episode, Linda comes to the same conclusion. Except the Belchers go to the arcade, play in the street, chase and then evade a pack of raccoons, and try to dupe a nail salon. Y-inspired outfits. Unfortunately, an ill-timed bathroom break and a failure to log out of a computer led the entire school to see the video, humiliating the children. After she ditches him to pursue fame on her own, Jogene teams with a country-fied Gayle and cranks out this chicken-fried subtweet of a ditty.
The writing evinces a subtly detailed familiarity with Nashville -era country, in all its off-kilter humor and conversational lyricism and compact catchiness.
Bob and co. A giant amongst men, Teddy fixes relationships with the same skill he uses to fix aquarium pumps. Three-part harmony can make just about anything sound good, even a song celebrating the top prize at the Wonder Wharf carnival. The trophy in question takes the form of a gigantic woolly mammoth on roller skates, used by owner Mr. The most felicitous touch of all?
The accompanying animation of Tina doing the mashed potato helps. As the family harmonizes excuses and regrets, Louise goes off on a tear, essentially declaring herself a loner following a breach of trust and a broken heart. Thankfully, a trippy fever dream brings her to her senses.
Then again, Teddy is the type of guy who would feed Bob soup if he broke his jaw or help him pee when he that thing. Bob, on the other hand….
You feel lighter after hearing it. Of course, Gene could never quit his first love. Feeling unappreciated around the restaurant, Linda decides to pursue supplementary employment at a boutique grocery store called Fresh Feed. Management pipes in this upbeat Bee Gees homage over the loudspeakers, a dancefloor-filler draped in the decadent strings native to disco. Until, that is, he peels back the outermost layer of burnt skin to get the succulent, flavorful meat hiding beneath.
Peace on Earth, goodwill towards man — who needs it? Christmas music can be so namby-pamby, necessitating a tooth-gnashing corrective such as this. The Belcher kids suspect that their mysteriously absent Christmas tree has been snatched up by the mythical nightmare-beast that villagers once called the Bleaken a clear analog to holiday hellion Krampus , and head off in hot pursuit.
The animation does a lot to juice up the song, outfitting Gene, Louise, and Tina in all-black armor befitting a gritty Excalibur reboot and arming them with a Conan the Barbarian sword, a labrys, and a pair of sai knives. Their quest to vanquish the Bleaken gets a boost from the high-octane fretwork that the rest of the Yuletide musical canon has been so sorely missing. Forget about the dusty old Nativity, because December 25th has a new story, and this one features a red-eyed, antlered cryptid beast.
But because Louise and her nemesis Millie are still in elementary school, the lyrics refer instead to playing Dance Dance Revolution and making macaroni art. A friend-crush is still a crush, after all. The lowly nerds deserve a champion to represent us just like anyone else, and Super Tina is living proof that even someone bad at running can still save the day. As Bob himself concedes, the allegorical significance is right there on the surface: those of us stuck in the dead-end drudgery of a daily job can find a path to salvation through the liberating forces of hot guitar lixxx.
And indeed, songwriter Tim Dacey and band The Elegant Too bring the world-class shredding expected from a prog epic, well aware that the genre planted the demon seed that would eventually grow into the unholy spawn that is hair metal.
But for a brief, shining, glorious moment, prog reigned as king with headbangers like these, blowing minds one bloodshot-eyed burnout at a time. Most professionals enunciate morse code as dots and dashes, but by replacing that with shortened doot and open doo syllables, Tina and her science class partner voiced by Aparna Nancherla can fit the international communications system into the dialect of doo-wop music.
Throw the soundtrack to Grease into heavy rotation on the PA system aboard a submarine, and you start to get the idea. She loves love, just sometimes more in theory than in practice. In Mexico, singers belt out corridos , narrative ballads commemorating the assorted pains and hardships facing the peasant class.
Because Louise wants to convince her much-loathed guidance counselor Mr. When cymbals, a flute, and a warbling extra vocalist courtesy of Aziz Ansari are added to the formula, it turns a jingle-in-the-making into a full-blown arena hit, befitting a rock concert or a dance floor. Eccentric landlord Mr.
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