Bob's Burgers season 13 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Quincy Cox, attempting to row solo from New Zealand to Nova Scotia, visits Bob's Burgers. Overwhelmed by the taste of the "Mold Man and the Sea Burger," he impulsively quits his journey. Bob, inspired by Quincy's challenge, tries to persuade him to continue, emphasizing his role as an inspiration. During a chaotic interview with a reporter, Bob and Gene awkwardly row Quincy's boat to prevent it from being towed. This act, combined with Bob's perseverance, reignites Quincy's determination. He decides to complete his journey, while Gene, influenced by the events, gives origami another chance.
Full Episode S13E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Quincy Cox?
Quincy Cox is a man attempting to row solo from New Zealand to Nova Scotia.
What is Quincy Cox's goal?
Quincy's goal is to be the first person to row solo along the original wool route.
Why is Quincy Cox visiting Bob's Burgers?
He stops at Bob's Burgers for a meal during his journey, choosing the restaurant for its burgers.
What burger does Quincy Cox order at Bob's Burgers?
He orders the "Mold Man and the Sea Burger," which includes blue cheese.
How does Quincy Cox react to eating the burger?
He is emotionally overwhelmed by the taste and decides to quit his rowing journey.
What does Bob try to do after Quincy decides to quit?
Bob attempts to persuade Quincy to continue his journey, highlighting his inspirational impact.
What happens during Quincy's interview with the reporter?
Quincy is too emotional and unable to coherently answer the reporter's questions.
Why do Bob and Gene end up in Quincy's rowboat?
They row the boat to a proper dock to prevent it from being towed away.
How does Quincy Cox feel when he sees Bob and Gene in his boat?
He feels possessive and starts reconsidering his decision to quit.
What does Gene decide regarding his origami club?
Influenced by Bob's experience, Gene decides to give origami club another chance.
Does Quincy Cox ultimately finish his journey?
Yes, Quincy decides to complete his rowing route, inspired by Bob's determination.
What does Bob learn from his experience with Quincy's boat?
Bob learns the importance of not giving up, especially in challenging situations.
What is the main theme of Quincy Cox's visit to Bob's Burgers?
The theme revolves around the importance of perseverance and how inspiration can come from unexpected places.
How does the family initially react to Quincy's arrival?
The family is excited but tries to act cool and nonchalant about his visit.
What impact does Bob's burger have on Quincy Cox?
The burger leads Quincy to momentarily quit his journey, but he later finds renewed inspiration to continue.