The Ultimate "Bob's Burgers" Holiday Episodes Quiz

In an effort to save Thanksgiving, Bob goes and gets another turkey. Again, he finds the turkey in the toilet the following morning. To thwart whoever is ruining his birds, he buys two turkeys and stages one as a decoy.

Linda becomes obsessed with finding her little tree because it has ornaments on it that the kids made when they were younger. The search for the tree takes the family to a naked drawing class, an underground rave and Jimmy Pesto's restaurant.

While it took away from their individuality, the purpose behind the costume was quite smart. The kids decided to do a cloaked costume so they could say there were more kids underneath than there actually were, resulting in more candy.

Speaking of makeovers, did you know that the Belcher family used to look different before they made it on the air? Their noses were long and narrow, and Tina wasn't a girl but a boy named Daniel.

Did you know that Jimmy Pesto's name isn't actually Jimmy Pesto? Bob's nemesis is actually named James Poplopovich, but he is known by Jimmy Pesto because of his restaurant, Jimmy Pesto's Pizzeria.

As any fan of "Bob's Burgers" should know, Thanksgiving is Bob Belcher's favorite holiday, and he spends it making the perfect dinner. However, in this episode, Linda does the Turkey Trot, while the kids enjoy cheap rides at the pier.

Despite never being explicitly stated, it is likely that the show is set in New Jersey. The pier with rides, a sign that reads "It Snakes a Village" and the show creator alluding to it taking place on the East Coast are just some of the clues.

In an effort to make their crushes jealous, Darryl and Tina formulate a plan to win the Cupid's Couple contest. Tina hopes to make Jimmy Jr. jealous, while Darryl looks to win the heart of an eighth grader.

Throughout the "My Fuzzy Valentine" episode, Bob and the kids can be heard singing "Buckle up or you'll die!" This is one of the reasons that some fans believe the show is about Bob coping with the death of his family.

Since Teddy is a handyman by day, it's not a complete surprise that he keeps all his guests at his party until the mystery of Francis' murder is solved. He gets by on fixing things and wants to fix his guinea pig.

Despite loving the idea of being scared, Louise has never been caught by surprise! Maybe she would be scared if she found out that the original concept for "Bob's Burgers" was a family of cannibals who ran a restaurant.

In true Bob Belcher fashion, he thinks his efforts for Valentine's Day are met when he makes Linda a heart-shaped pancake. When he learns Linda is not impressed, he hopes to woo her with the precise Grazielda figurine she wants.

In an attempt to win back one of his old flames, Mr. Fishoeder borrows the Belcher family to act as his own. This is because the woman he is hoping to woo tends to only fall for men who are already married and settled.

Linda's hopes for the Valentine's Day Advent Calendar are to take the focus off being super romantic on a single day and translating it to being somewhat romantic on a handful of days instead.

While the Turkey Trot was supposed to function much like the Running of the Bulls, things go awry when the birds go on the offensive. The alpha turkey is a bird missing an eye, likely from previous battles.

Bob and Gene play football together on Thanksgiving. This is followed by Turkey Crime Scene Investigation: Miami with Louise and breaking the wishbone with Tina. The last tradition is Bob's Thanksgiving toast.

Edith Cranwinkle is one of the cookie thieves and regularly pesters Bob throughout the series. As of yet, there is no clear reason why she holds a grudge against him, but perhaps that will be the plot of a future episode!

Only Tina pitched in to buy Linda the DVD, but Gene and Louise went along with the gift. To make a gift for their father, the kids try to craft something out of what's in Big Bob's basement.

"Cool Runnings" is a movie about the Jamaican bobsled team. It is a true story about this unlikely team that competed in the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. As one can imagine, it had to be quite difficult to train a bobsled team in a place that doesn't have snow. The movie was released on October 1, 1993.

Despite Louise's parents planning everything that happened in their haunted house, the voice of Bob, H. Jon Benjamin, does not plan ahead before each episode. In fact, he doesn't even read his scripts before recording sessions!

Kissin' Koupons are said to be "like Groupons, but for couples." In this episode, Tina, Louise and Linda end up using the Koupon that Linda bought in order to cheer up Tina after she went through a breakup.

Did you know Darryl is voiced by Aziz Ansari? Ansari is well-known as a stand-up comedian and stars in the Netflix series, "Master of None." He is also Tom Haverford in the popular show, "Parks and Recreation."

The voice actor for Linda, John Roberts, is the only member of the cast that has to alter his voice for his part. Roberts was discovered through his YouTube videos that are based on his mom.

In the "My Fuzzy Valentine" episode, Tina doesn't want to go to school because last year's Valentine from Jimmy Jr. said "From: Jimmy Jr." As Tina puts it, nobody says "I from you."

While remaining unimpressed with the pasta guts of Lady Bobbenstein, perhaps Louise would be grossed out to discover that Bob Belcher has a tattoo of his own nose and mustache on his back!

Animal Control proves to be no help in this episode. Perhaps they should've called an exterminator! At one point during the series, the exterminator van seen in the opening credits belongs to Dale Gribble, the exterminator from "King of the Hill."

The first thing on her list is an apartment, which cannot be a studio. The second item on her list of demands is seemingly innocent: towels. They're for her apartment, of course. The last item she asks for is the doll/knife combination.

While the Halloween store clearly has some issues to resolve if it isn't open on Halloween, the opening credits for Bob's Burgers never once have repeated a business that has filled the space next to the family's business.

Bob instills the 15-minute rule when it comes to being around his father, whether it's for Bob's birthday or even the birth of his son! As Gene so colorfully explains, "It's like speed dating but with your dad!"

While the girls in the family are working to fix Tina's broken heart with a makeover, Gene and Bob's Valentine's Day experience is much different. They are roped into learning trapeze!

We can't be the only ones who look forward to seeing what the Belchers have up their sleeves every Halloween. Some of our favorite costumes include Linda's Cher-iff, Tina's Mombie and Nun of Your Business.

Teddy reveals his rat-in-a-hat problem while talking to Bob and Mort in the restaurant. While they don't believe him at first, Teddy was smart enough to take a photo on his phone when he ran into the rodent a second time.

"Full Bars" follows the trio as they go to the rich neighborhood to try to score more candy. In this episode, Louise, Tina and Gene dress up as Edward Scissorhands, a Mommy Mummy and Queen Latifah, respectively.

The burger that creates a rift between Big Bob and Little Bob consists of sour cream, chives, a beef patty and fried pickle wheels on the side that are made to look like car tires.

After Bob claims the family's favorite holiday is Thanksgiving, the kids are quick to correct him. The rankings go: Louise's birthday, Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Hanukkah, snow days, Amateur Night, Veterans Day, Tooth Fairy Eve, St. Patrick's Day, May Day, Groundhog Day, the season premiere of "Game of Thrones," Opposite Day, Day of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Carnivale, Angela Lansbury's birthday, bath night, Black Friday, and finally, Thanksgiving.