Head of the blue-collar Belcher family. Runs the titular hamburger restaurant on Ocean Avenue with his wife Linda. Faces business and personal rivalry from Jimmy Pesto across the street.
bumbling, volatile secret agent
Head coach for the college football team.
The patriarch of the Belcher family and owner of Bob's Burgers. He and his wife Linda plan to extend their bank loan but are denied, forcing them to find money within seven days. He builds a food cart with Teddy to sell burgers at Wonder Wharf, and later gets trapped in the secret clubhouse with Linda. He breaks a water main to launch the microcar out of the sinkhole, saving his family.
This entry represents both of Brendon's close companions: Jason Penopolis, who helps him make homemade films, and Coach John McGuirk, Brendon's alcoholic and short-tempered soccer coach. McGuirk develops a skewed father-son-like relationship with Brendon, while Jason belongs to his core group of filmmaking friends.
Steve appears in Ruth’s opening domestic scene and describes himself as an architect designing a house powered by wind and solar energy. Ruth later recognizes him as her son while admitting that she may not remember him, making their relationship part of the film’s exploration of shifting identity and memory.
A regretful sex-offender tree in Hell's lower regions that once tormented Orpheus in childhood. Orpheus grants it forgiveness in exchange for assistance, and it ultimately helps the group escape while punishing the Devil.
Government agent; pursues the Aqua Teens.
Carl Griffin portraying Yoda without voice tag, indicating physical presence.
Parody of Jedi Master Yoda, voiced by Carl, trains Luke in the Force
A friend and colleague of Alan's. He appears in Alan's social circle, offering camaraderie and representing the everyday professional interactions Alan experiences while balancing his plumbing job and academic ambitions.
Closes his restaurant with his wife to attend his children's school talent show.
H. Jon Benjamin has 82 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Family Guy Trilogy Collection: Laugh It Up, Fuzzball! with 2 titles. Signature works include Bob's Burgers, Archer, Boy Kills World. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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