Bob's Burgers season 7 episode 8 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Tina dons platform espadrilles to impress Jimmy Junior at the Eighth Grade Beach Bonfire, but struggles to walk. After spraining her ankle, she joins a robotic mobility program, attending school via a robot. Tina finds it challenging to control the robot, causing mayhem at school. Meanwhile, Bob picks up banjo playing, searching for the perfect moment to showcase his skill. At the bonfire, Jimmy Junior invites robot Tina as his date. Realizing the importance of being true to oneself, Tina supports Jimmy Junior in person, and Bob finds his banjo moment, enhancing the event with his music.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Tina wear platform beach espadrilles?
Tina wears them to impress Jimmy Junior at the Eighth Grade Beach Bonfire.
What is the Robotic Mobility Program (RUMP)?
RUMP is a program that allows mobility-impaired kids to attend school virtually through a robot.
Why does Tina initially struggle with using crutches?
Tina mistakenly puts her arms through the crutches instead of placing them under her arms.
What new hobby does Bob pick up in the episode?
Bob starts learning to play the banjo.
How do students react to Tina's robot at school?
The reactions are mixed; some are amused or indifferent, while others, like Jimmy Junior, find it easier to communicate with her.
What are "musoems" according to Jimmy Junior?
"Musoems" are a combination of music and poems created by Jimmy Junior.
Why does Jimmy Junior invite the robot Tina to the bonfire?
Jimmy Junior feels comfortable talking to Tina as a robot and wants her to attend his "musoem" performance.
What challenges does Tina face at the beach bonfire as a robot?
Tina struggles with navigating the sand and is restricted from certain activities due to being a robot.
How is Tina's true self revealed at the bonfire?
Tina shows up in person to support Jimmy Junior during his performance, revealing her true self.
What role does Bob's banjo play at the bonfire?
Bob's banjo provides musical accompaniment to Jimmy Junior's "musoems," creating a memorable moment.