Bob's Burgers

Sixteen seasons and a film, from the one animated comedy on Fox that almost nobody argues about. Except its seventh season, which two sources count differently.

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Where to start with Bob's Burgers

Episodes stand alone and the show barely changes, so any season is a fair start. The film sits neatly between the twelfth season and the thirteenth and does not need anything watched first, though it is funnier if you already know the family.

  1. 1
    Season 4 Bob's Burgers

    Twenty two episodes from the run people usually point at, and the show fully itself by this point.

  2. 2
    Season 1 Bob's Burgers

    Start here instead if you would rather watch it grow into itself. Thirteen episodes, and noticeably rougher.

  3. 3
    The Bob's Burgers Movie The Bob's Burgers Movie

    After the twelfth season by release, but watchable whenever. A longer version of a normal episode rather than a departure.

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The Series

  • Bob's Burgers 2011, 17 seasons, 313 episodes

The Film

  • The Bob's Burgers Movie 2022

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