This Episode of Bob's Burgers is VERY Emotional
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- This is an impromptu video about the season 14 episode of Bob’s Burgers, titled “The Amazing Rudy”. This episode just might make you cry. The episode follows Regular Sized Rudy, he and his dad prepare for a Saturday night family dinner. The Belchers barely appear in this episode but it is definitely one of the strongest ones.
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Baby boy saw his parents were upset and thought he could fix it by making them smile at his magic, poor kiddo. It's not your fault buddy, and it's not your job to fix your parent's problems little prince, but god knows I tried super hard to do just that when I was your age.
His name is Rudy
@@2tired2care793 Thank you for sharing.
@@GnomePickles His name is GnomePickles.. and we see you. Sorry you had to go through that.
*Regular Sized Rudy
I am pretty sure the reason Rudy’s dad did not feel the phone in his pockets is because he had stuffed his oversized shirt in his pants which I thought was a very good touch
Oooo thanks for pointing that out! That is a nice touch
Oh my gosh, you’re totally right. I missed all this stuff the people are pointing out in the comments.
Another thing I noticed is that they allowed Rudy to sit in one of the plain table seats while Gene was the one who sat at the different looking chair. Its a subtle detail but it emphasizes how the family Belcher are so welcoming that they did not treat him any differently. Not as a guest but as part of the family.
I just really like how he sat right NEXT to Louise.
Wouldnt even occur to gene to do the right thing to help someone.
I would have NEVER noticed that. Great catch!
i love the touch of how in that dinner, both divorced parents had "friends" (aka new partners), then at the end rudy brings louise, so its like they all have a little add-on they brought :3
I thought the same thing!
It did in fact make me cry. I've always loved Regular Sized Rudy.
He’s such a sweet character. I hated seeing him like this 😔
Regular sized Rudy is my least favorite character in Bob Burgers.
@@chelsearunyanwhy was this comment necessary?
@chelsearunyan Chelsea Runyan is my least favorite real life person
@@chelsearunyanI don’t feel like you really had to say that…
Louise has become such an intuitive and caring young person. It's nice seeing her grow and gradually shed her initial tough and cold persona. This act of kindness towards Rudy is proof of her growth. She knew her friend was having a hard time and was there for him during this time of loneliness and despair.
Couldn't have said it any better myself! Louise's actions choked me up on this episode.
@jntdhome I think she's grown the most of the 3 Belcher kids. Maybe the most of everyone on the show.
i got here b/c of the "hey batter batter HEY HEY HEYYYYY" LMFAO. she is so funny and was really wild in season one. but she's def a sweetheart. i love moments like when she calls bob daddy, she was even nice to that mean teen Logan who stole her hat. we could all learn from her.
@b_rad5651 I think it's a tie between her and Tina. Have you watched the new episode where she's at a party? I think she's grown alot
@@miked4309When she first talks to Mickey on the phone and he mentions that her working in the restaurant with Bob is adorable, you can actually hear Bob say "yeah" in agreement
This episode encapsulates everything that Bob's Burgers has always done right. It's about a family that genuinely loves each other. Rudy's story is heartbreaking, but Louise has his back and the Belchers extend their love to him.
The reason they have just eggs for breakfast is because Sylvester is the kind of single dad who is probably having to learn to cook for himself for the first time lol
In fairness, I'm a great cook, and I still make just eggs for breakfast a few times a week. Eggs are good! And I'm good at making them!
I think it is more that he is boring/unimaginable. Because yt is here for recipes.
@@StonetheDestroyer42Same. Doesn't even occur to me honestly to make anything else with them. Toast only if I make fried eggs, lol.
This was an amazing episode. Such a melancholic vibe. So interesting to see life thru a side character’s pov, the Belchers become the supporting characters in this. It really encapsulates how the love within this quirky family has a positive effect on those around them. In a way, I feel like Rudy represents the audience. When I feel sad, I put on this show & suddenly I don’t feel so alone anymore, like I’m accompanied by the Belcher family.
It really captures that… confusion and sense of loneliness and wanting to fix things between my parents. The awkwardness with my mom about her relationships and trying to talk to her.
Not sure how to interact when my mom and dad were face to face with eachother, feeling like i was stuck between the two.
How scary and isolating it was deal with those feelings…
Feeling lowkey envious about my friends who had both parents…
Trying to figure out why they wouldn’t get back together.
I unfortunately didn’t have any friends close enough to hang out with to avoid thinking about this stuff or cope with it.
This episode really opened up a whole can of worms of unresolved issues yet healed them at the same time.
Im glad Louise was there for him and supported him throughout the dinner.
Beautifully said!
I was definitely caught off guard with the subject matter too 🥲 but I started thinking about how far I’ve come since that transition
And having someone like Louise is so important!
Man, this whole section of Rudy's magic tricks at the tables really reminds me of Teddy, namely since Teddy also tried to be "the fixer" growing up when his parents were arguing.
Good catch 🥲
Bobs burgers is just bringing on these emotional ass episodes, this one, The Plight Before Christmas, and Amelia
I loved Amelia, one of my favorite episodes. I loved this one as well and loved how Louise helped her soon to be platonic roommate.
I rewatched Amelia like 4 times. Tremendous episode
I cried watching Amelia, I had to pause every time I started to tear up, lol😂
I love that this episode highlighted the friendship/love between Rudy and Louise. She knew her friend was hurting and she stepped in to help him, without it being obvious. She was just there for him. That is true friendship.
As someone who had divorced parents growing up, this episode really resonated with me. Oh Rudy ❤️
I love Bob's Burgers. I always watch this show when i want to laugh. This episode caught me off guard. When Rudy ran from the restaurant to Bob's house, that whole scene of him at the table was slowly squeezing tears out of me. I was in shock. I never thought this show would do this to me. I will never forget this episode. I hope Bob's Burgers does more episodes like this.
I’m sure somebody else is already noticed this, but I really like the idea of us starting from the nest where Linda’s engagement ring is. Like the writers are telling us. We are going to an emotional place right in the beginning.
I’m just noticing that 😳 from when the bird brought her ring to the nest when they lost it at the pool
i dont know if its the hormones or because im also a child of divorce but this ep made me actually bawl. little guy just wants to make his parents happy:( and the way louise cares so much about him really hits hard for me. the first 2 eps of s14 have been amazing and really shows louise is a big softie despite her constantly trying to play it cool
It's always really cool the relationship between polar opposites Louise and Rudy, the valentines episode def confirmed it and it was awesome.
This episode was great! I kinda wish this was the first episode to open the new season, but I'm not complaining. Lovely episode
I see the vision! This definitely would’ve been a strong opener to the season
Agreed
bob's burgers has only been getting better as it goes on
Could not agree more. It ages like a fine wine
Nah got to hipstery and low energy. Loosing the quirk and charm of the earlier seasons
This episode was really sad but also I kind of loved that they showed Rudy's parents still do 'family night' with him and that they're making it more like they're add more people to family night than splitting the family or anything like that. My parents divorced and it was very nasty, they were very hateful towards one another, and they put my sister and I in the middle of it a lot. They would have NEVER sat down at the same table to eat like this. I felt for my little cinnamon bun Rudy, but I was also a little envious.
I feel so bad for the kid! He's dealing with so much and he does his best to keep a strong front up. He's a really kind person and tries to brighten people's day with his magic tricks.
Louise being there for him is so sweet. Her strong personality perfectly compliments his kind nature. I think Rudy is the only person Louise hasn't intentionally messed with lol. Even when she got them all "arrested" for stealing a bounce house. She thought Rudy would love it as much she did. But then she realized all he really wanted to do for his birthday was have a puppet show.
I'm glad they showed that if Rudy is having a hard time he can go hang out with Belchers. They had no problem letting him drop by and enjoy a weird dinner witn them. Bob's burgers is one of the best series ever!
I just loved this episode so much because I’m a child of divorce and it was so weird and confusing that I didn’t have the same family circle as the rest of my friends
The cute little detail of putting linda and bob in the background of them watching, this show feels so comferting and warm in eposides and completley obsured but somehow belivable, amazing review for an amazing show
I loved this episode so much. Though I think the episode that really got was the one where Louise read her sincere poem about "presents under the tree". That episode makes me cry every time
That one gets me too 😭
You have such a beautiful voice by the way! I love your narration, it really suited the tone of this video and episode really well
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This Rudy focused episode is an easy 10/10 and the ending was perfect if you haven’t seen it go and watch it!
you're so amazing I love the smino and Tyler background music, im so sad recently and this video made me cry idk I could just relate to Rudy with his divorced parents and feeling overwhelmed
Thank you so much 🫶🏿 Sending you positive vibes! 🥺
i saw "the amazing rudy" on hulu and i thought they pulled theyre punches in the movie i was wrong this episode proves they went easy on us the situation is very well handled
the writers really know how to make the characters feel so human and real, when the episode ended i felt so melancholic and sad. louise really cares about rudy and its so sweet and i can't wait to see more of their freindship 🥹
You can’t tell me these characters are not a real family, I agree 😭 I think that’s why we enjoy the show so much
There are countless things you mentioned that I want to highlight, but I don’t want my comment to go on longer than it already probably will. You mentioning the Belcher’s hardly being in this episode really, REALLY stuck out to me. I never noticed that, but even they noticed something way wrong with Rudy (love that you referenced him as regular-sized Rudy lmaooo!) but I realized even his own parents didn’t notice what was wrong w him. They sort of excused his magic show mishap at the restaurant. It genuinely brings me to tears a bit. I feel like that was Rudy’s attempt at normalizing something he wasn’t normalized to. Louise is such an amazing friend to him. I think Rudy is Louise’s best friend.
Thanks for watching 🫶🏿 It’s like his parents were more worried about things going smoothly for their dates but forgetting this dinner is about family time
Restaurants pay way less for food it's actually infuriating how much the mark up is in groceries stores
You just answered so many questions for me 😭
@@alissajadyn I'm happy I could provide that lol
I loved this episode. I'm always a fan of the more emotional episodes of bobs burgers. They always know how to make their characters feel so real
This episode came out of nowhere and hit me HARD.
I'm divorced, 42, with a 9 year-old son who lives with me.
About once a year, we share a meal with his mother. I always knew it wasn't easy for him, but seeing everything from Rudy's perspective was crushing to me.
I feel this in a way that I always get sad when I see kids my age and their parents having positive interactions because I have never felt like that way
This episode hits hard.
Agreed 😭
Plus. If you think about it. Rudy reiterating the trick was suppose to work could be a way of him saying magic was suppose to keep his family together
As a kid with parents who never married & was shuffled back and forth every other weekend when I was a kid & teen this episode really got me. Rudy has always been a favorite and I’m looking forward for more episodes with Rudy ❤
This one was hard to watch. I remember being younger than Rudy but wanting more than anything to be able to make them like each other again.
I love that the show didn't make either of the parents into bad guys. They were actually genuinely good parents who were trying their best to stay amicable and friendly with each other for the sake of their son. No mean, passive aggressive jabs at each other, no bad mouthing their ex spouse in front of Rudy, encouraging his hobbies and comforting him when his magic trick didn't work. Even when neither party is at fault and both are making an honest effort to co-parent, it's still hard on a kid. It would've been a lot easier to write a divorced couple who can barely hide their disdain for each other, but they took a more challenging route where everyone in the story is a good person just doing their best. It might not be as captivating as far as storytelling goes, but it paid off in the end.
I’m glad we finally got a Rudy episode
Me too 🥹
7:04 HES NOT SMALL!! HES REGULAR SIZED!!!!
I don’t have anything poignant, or super intellectual to add to this conversation. I just wanted to say that I’m glad I’m not the only one who adores this episode and I fully appreciate your breakdown of this episode. Bob’s burgers is my safe place and I absolutely love when other people appreciate it. Much love from Detroit 💯
And shout to your unc and grandparents 😂💯💯
and i appreciate you! thank you thank you!
Had no idea Esmerelda was voiced by Sheryl Lee Ralph. Bobs has been a long time comfort show, and Abbott elementary quickly became a comfort show after I started watching it. I love the cross over
It seriously astounds me that this show almost wasn’t green lit because Fox thought that The Belchers loved eachother too much 🥲
When I was a kid my parents divorced my sister took it worse then I was because I was a little to young to remember but my dad was trying to make a family dinner with my mom and their spouses it didn’t end up going well. So I 100% understand what this episode means and is recognizing.
I loved how you put this video together!! This was a very heartfelt episode and rudy is definitely a favorite of both me and my dad (we rejoice when he comes on screen 😭) loved this!!
So glad I found your channel!
I totally agree, this episode made me cry.
With my own family being chaotic as a kid, it was a relief and a reprieve to visit a friend's house with a loving family.
I always wanted them to go a little more into rudy and his parents life and I’m so glad they did. It made me sad watching him look at how the belchers function and try to keep his parents happy over the years with tricks. I’m glad Louise went back with him. When they get married (team Rudy not Logan ) he can have the belchers as another family😊
People shipping Logan x Louise makes me 🤢
At least Rudy is her age
@@justjoannak that and he’s awful to her like I just can’t with that
This episode made me love Louise so much! Even though she's manipulative, sarcastic, and loud, she has a very kind heart and shows her care to Rudy! Aww!
This one was beautiful. The episode that makes me ugly cry is the Christmas episode where Louise reads “what’s around the tree”
I'm gonna vent/share randomly as a nobody online so please feel free to skip.
When my parents went through their divorce I remember being put into a lot of situations I shouldn't have been put into: middle man and delivering messages from Mom to Dad, and of course because they were always talking shit about each other I had to lie to deliver the message in a less hostile way. This clicked in my head as meaning that it was better to lie to make things go easier and I continued to do that for years in my own life for absolutely no reason. I also would try to make my parents laugh a lot, more so my Dad than my Mom. It's only now, almost 30 years after the fact and looking back on it all, do I see how messed up I became as a person going through all of that. Watching this episode breakdown really messed with me more than i was ready for. I appreciate you covering it so I could have some catharsis about that time in my life in a most unexpected but welcome way. Crazy to think those feelings and worry still hang around in my head even after all these years.
I cannot believe this episode made me cry 😢
It was a shift from the usual tone of the format and focused mostly on a recurring character rather than a regular
Same impact on me in a later season episode of Always Sunny in Philadelphia when Mac comes out to his father during the prison play
I actually cried during that episode, too
Coming from a similar upbringing that realization of family dinner will be different now is not easy to swallow, still working on it myself actually, they just moved further apart so that doesn’t help. Gloom aside I ADORE the editing in your video, much more of a softer style of cutting and the scene transition between the different points of the recap was amazing, love your work!
I like that you included the opening scene with the bird flying away from the nest, wich is foreshadowing Rudy running away from his family!
yup! bird leaving the nest :)
ur srsly so pretty 😭your videos are also so entertaining :D i really love ur views on diff shows and episodes
We LOVE this show!!! SUCH a heart-felt family and community around their town! ;-) Also SO FUNNY!!!! :D
GREAT review!!!
This was such a nice breakdown of the episode, it felt like I was having a therapy session & you were walking me through everything I felt. I love Rudy as a character & Bob’s Burgers is my comfort show. I am excited to check out more of your videos!
Thank you so much! More to come 🥹
this episode did make me cry as a kid of divorced parents (and an absent father). I also love Louise's character progression and found the end of the episode cute as hell but i hope the show doesn't try to push them together as a couple.
A lot of people think that the divorce is the most difficult part for a child or when the family structure changes, but in my opinion it’s when you as a child realize you have changed to and have now adapted to the new normal. Rudy appeared to be okay with the divorce and the new lifestyle changes it brought (two homes, parents dating, etc) but what broke him is realizing that he himself had changed along with his parents relationship and that without even realizing it the rest of his life will never perfectly mirror that of when his parents were married.
My parents divorced when I was young (around Rudy’s age) and it didn’t seem to effect me that much at the time. I didn’t feel too emotional about the episode probably because my family situation was different to Rudy’s as I primarily lived with one parent instead of having two houses, two rooms, weekly family dinners like Rudy (Rudy’s emotions are valid but divorce stories like the one in the Sisterhood of Traveling Pants are the ones that make me bawl) But that realization every divorced kid has 1 2 or even 5, 10 years after the divorce that your family is now permanently changed. Typically by seeing one of your friends families and your brain begins running through all those what ifs.
Also Rudy was young when the divorce happened, so his memories are probably few and as he gets older they’re become smaller and smaller. Which is scary but Rudy’s is surrounded by loved ones who will help him throughout the rest of his childhood and adulthood.
The baked potato lasagna actually sounds pretty good. I don’t know why everybody keeps saying it’s gross.
I ship Regular sized Rudy & Louise there I said it!
There are several bobs burgers episodes that hit me right in the feels. This is one of them. I also love “the plight before Christmas.”
Watching this video, I realised how good of a person that Louise is. She loves him, and they’re just the best buddies ever seen in an animation sit com. Rudy thought he could help his parents by making magic, but all of this that he’s going through isn’t his fault. Keep up the amazing work, little trooper.
Alot of episodes made me cry. the one that broke me more was Louise doing her christmas poem, but this was a STRONG 2nd place
Yes! The Plight Before Christmas definitely got tears out of me for being so heartwarming! 😭
I just watched it for the first time on sunday and I bawled my eyes out 😭 its a beautiful episode
I hope Rudy stays friends with the Belchers for the rest of his life.
I hated Sylvester’s date. She was constantly on her phone and made Rudy feel bad.
The sweetest little pea, precious little Louis.
Ugh lots of episodes lol. The one that made me bawl most hard is probably when Tina showed up at the last minute for Louise to read her nice family poem
Yes! I was caught me off guard 😭 the tears were instant!
If they ever do a time jump, I hope Rudy and Louise are married.
Nice Tyler beats in the background.
As a person who had divorced parents this episode spoke out to me
The season has definitely amped up the story telling and shots
I enjoyed that Episode it was nice to see Bob's Burgers trying something New with focusing on a side character and i think it was good to see Louise go and bring rudy back to his parents, she did what she felt was right
just went and watched, I cried as soon as he looked through the burger store window and then again when Louise offered to walk with him
Yeah I turned this episode off pretty quick. I think it’s great they did it, but I couldn’t take it.
:(
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Rudy is my favorite friend of the kids! He is just so sweet, cute and funny. I love that we got to see a peak into his life. Rudy is the best friend Louise could have.
Totally agree. One the best Bob's Burgers. Thanks for the video.
This is one of the best examples from media of how divorce impacts children. He just wants his family to be a family again and doesn’t know how to handle it.
Yes, this episode did make me, a grown man, cry.
It’s okay 🫂
*Is it sadder than Bob visiting his mothers grave tho ???? ….I don’t think so* 🤷♀️
I do lol
I think so, too. The little kid trying his hardest to help his Dad through a divorce, and hoping to make their dinner less awkward for his parents’ sake.
im a hard core bobs burgers fan, ive done countless fancomics for them (you ever see the comic where bob comes out as bi? that was me)
my roommate ended up watching this ep before me and was nonstop telling me i HAD to watch it, its now my fav episode ever, of ANY tv show
rudy is so special and has such an interesting character esp if you look at him across the entire series
amazing vid btw, i love your tina vid so much you make perfect bobs burgs content
This show has a relaxing and therapeutic tone .
It's soothing and relaxing.
Thry vibrate colors and low monotone voice acting of Bob and Gene are an easy listen . Along with many others.
Love this show .
This is one of my favorite episodes since he definitely has a great friend with Louise and The Belchers!
I LOVED this episode! Subbed.
I can’t wait for more episodes to be centered around other characters besides the Bleacher’s!
Same!
@@justjoannak Ooh, I hope it’s soon.
this episode and the Amelia Earhart episode got me so emotional.
I was surprised to find not everyone loves this episode. The first time I watched "the amazing rudy" was with someone else whose parents also had a messy divorce. They really couldnt even place into words how this episode made them feel, they only said it was too personal and the structure was different ( being centered around a side-character, someone other than the Belcher family). They also didnt like that Louise went back with Rudy to the restraunt, although still unclear why since its not exactly out of character for Louise to coddle or even try and take care of Rudy. After all, she at one point orders Chloe to kiss Rudy after he gave her a bunch of weeds for Valentines Day to spare his feelings. I dont really blame them for feeling a certain kind of way about this episode, also being a child of divorced parents myself. Its really hard to understand feelings involving things that make us uncomfortable. Personally I appreciate Bobs Burgers for taking risks and creating such a personal narrative involving a character we wouldnt normally expect to deal with heavy stuff.
It's almost funny how something like a TV show episode can make you rethink things because growing up I was definitely like Rudy here, though I never put it together until watching this episode. My parents hid a lot of the fighting they did, but I still caught on to a lot of it and whenever I got overwhelmed I would run to my room and play video games to forget it. And I would also get chastised for doing so and "not playing with other kids" (only children represent!) but I went to school roughly a half hour away so there were no kids I knew in my neighborhood.
I was definitely the shy, withdrawn kid for a lot more reasons than that, but I distinctly remember wanting my parents to appreciate each other and me and never quite being able to make that happen. Growth for me was realizing I was not at fault nor was it my responsibility to make them work and their attempts to drag me into "sides" when things got super bad was their fault.
The first time I saw the episode, I sat there, through the whole thing, silent, blinking little. I liked Rudy before. I'd stab a fool over him after that. Well, not really, he's a cartoon. But kids like that when they're going through this kind of situation put my brain in full dad mode.
I only watched through this show recently, and was sure there'd be some kind of obvious and massive quality drop around, say, season 10 or so, just because that's what happens when shows are on the air for this long. It was wild to get all the way to season 14 and see that the show was still evolving in fun and interesting ways. Honestly it's mostly been post-season 10 episodes that make me cry.
Tina marries zeke. Louise marries regular sized Rudy. They take over the restaurant with zeke manning the grill. Bob and Linda split time between NJ and FL. Gene is in Vegas. Writers make this shit happen.
It's very telling that Rudy's dad is telling him about the date DURING the car wash, so Rudy can't hear what his dad is actually saying... 😏
This and The Plight Before Christmas are my favorite episodes.
The Plight Before Christmas was so heartfelt 😭
@@alissajadyn and Gene wasn't annoying!
I understand that today's kid's are tended to be given more leeway in their decisions but, I don't agree with following through with ideas that blur the line of common sense.... like Gene's lasagna idea... I would not have allowed that, I would have told him that he could have whatever he wants when he's old enough to create the item in it's entirety for himself.
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I did not expect this episode to be what it was. I just wanted to give that boy the biggest hug the whole time.