AVClub: “Sliding Bobs” manages to have the best of all possible worlds. On the one hand, it’s another of the show’s increasingly common crazy trilogy episodes, in which we see a common theme developed through each of the Belcher children’s uniquely fractured perspectives. This is an episode that gets in goofiest possible Robocop pastiche, a tragically hairy romance, and a deeply self-referential callback to the show’s very first episode. That’s more than enough material for a fantastic episode! But if you strip all those bits away, you’re left with a core story that is just the five Belchers sitting around the house, spending time together as a family. So many of the show’s best moments in the preceding five seasons have been built around just letting the Belchers bounce off of one another, and all the scenes in the apartment represent some of the purest distillation of that that we’ve yet seen. I mean, the closest thing to a plot here has to do with Bob’s thinning mustache and possible testicular failure. That’s a perfectly sturdy premise to hang an episode on, and it frees up the rest of “Sliding Bobs” to embody what The Simpsons long ago identified as the perfect episode of television: “A realistic, down-to-earth show that’s completely off-the-wall and swarming with magic robots!”
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Need to get back into this show, watched the first few seasons and stopped for some reason.