End Credits Sequence

The End Credits Sequence of a Bob's Burgers episode frequently changes akin to the Burger of the Day or the Store Next Door. The end credits consist of a scene usually involving Bob and the family at work but can take place anywhere. Usually, elements from the episode reappear during these scenes like songs, characters and additional scenes sometimes. The first nine broadcast episodes in Season 1 (from "Human Flesh" until "Spaghetti Western and Meatballs") use the Comic Sans MS typeface on the opening and end credits. Starting with "Burger War," a custom font inspired by the one used for the show's logo is used and has featured ever since. However, the copyright year and production code still appear in Comic Sans.

Season 1

Every episode in Season 1 apart from Sacred Cow featured a shot of the family working in the kitchen with Tina and Louise constructing a burger, Bob cooking burgers, Linda appears through the hatch about halfway through to collect a burger to be served and Gene walks in from off-screen in the burger suit. In Season 1, Gene walks across the entire screen walking through the credits but from Season 2 onwards the credits completely obscure him and only appears in the restaurant for the last few seconds if no variant of Gene is used.

Human Flesh

Standard credit sequence. one of only two episodes to play the opening theme music.

Crawl Space

Standard credit sequence. one of only two episodes to play the opening theme music.

Sacred Cow Variant

Sacred Cow

Standard credit sequence. Gene dances and plays his house composition on his keyboard.

Sexy Dance Fighting

Standard credit sequence. A Latin-influenced version of the theme plays

Hamburger Dinner Theater

Standard credit sequence. A slow piano version of the theme plays.

Sheesh! Cab, Bob?

Standard credit sequence. "Lifting Up the Skirt of the Night" sung by John Roberts and H. Jon Benjamin plays.

Bed & Breakfast

Standard credit sequence. The espionage music that is heard when Louise sneaks into her/Teddy's room plays.

Art Crawl

Standard credit sequence. The butts song from Linda's nightmare plays, after that some scene music plays and a soundbite of Edith saying, "Let's get out of this ass parlor. It stinks."

Spaghetti Western and Meatballs

Standard credit sequence. Banjo theme plays. Last episode to use original credits font.

Burger War

Standard credit sequence. Gene's song "Three Sides Don't Make a Square" plays, Linda joins in and then persuades Bob to, after seeming a little reluctant during two lines he then belts one out massively. This is the first episode to use the current credits font.

Weekend at Mort's

Standard credit sequence. A remixed version of the family's Weekend at Morts song plays

Lobsterfest

Standard credit sequence. The sound of feedback from John Van Horton and the Music Extrusion's amplifiers plays, the sound cuts off just before they play a song.

Torpedo

Standard credit sequence. An audio clip of Gene telling Mr. Fischoeder where to buy burgers while baseball organ music plays.

Season 2

Episode	Credits	Description
"The Belchies"		Standard credit sequence. A rerecorded version of Cyndi Lauper's "The Goonies R Good Enough" re-titled "Taffy Butt" with new lyrics reflecting on the episode's events plays. Jimmy Jr. enters the kitchen dancing wildly. He then leaps out of the kitchen into the ground floor of Caffrey's taffy factory and continues to dance. Eventually Tina appears and Jimmy Jr. settles down into a simple swing rhythm, Tina proceeds to dance with him. First time the sequence lasts longer than the credits.
"Bob Day Afternoon"		Standard credit sequence. No music is heard. A toy car comes into view and drives around the kitchen, Gene then appears holding a remote control. The car's wheels then get stuck between the safety mats on the kitchen floor. Eventually, the car gets dislodged and Gene drives it out of the kitchen into a hallway where a college dorm door is shown. The sound of a Seth the robot college student pleasuring himself is heard followed by static noises and then an explosion.
"Synchronized Swimming"		Standard credit sequence. Linda appears through the hatch wearing the Navajo warrior mask she made for Gene. The music from Bob's ice cream fantasy sequence plays.
"Burgerboss"		An 8-bit version of the Standard credit sequence is shown along with score alerts whenever Bob flips a burger. A fast 8-bit version of the theme plays.
"Food Truckin'"		An extended performance of "Oil Spill" by Tabitha Johansson. First credits sequence not to feature the restaurant.
"Dr. Yap"		A credits scene where Tina watches and takes notes on the Prince of Persuasia's video, Gene and Louise eventually come in to watch with Gene holding the dead squirrel from the final sequence.
"Moody Foodie"		Standard credit sequence. Reggie appears dancing like Michael Madsen in "Reservoir Dogs" as he did to the Moody Foodie while a Stuck in the Middle With You style parody of the theme plays.
"Bad Tina"		Standard credit sequence. A remix of the original theme plays. The whole restaurant is in black and white. The kitchen remains black and white until Tina runs in dressed as she was in her friend fiction story. Linda and the front of house area of the restaurant become color when Linda touches the plate Louise gives her.
"Beefsquatch"		Standard credit sequence Gene starts dancing in the Beefsquatch mask, Linda appears through the hatch dancing while reciting her lines from when she flashes her breasts on TV. Gene's moans from when he was playing with his remote control helicopter are sampled.

Season 3

Episode	Credits	Description
"Ear-sy Rider"		Heavy rock music plays while the kids are seen riding off into the sunset dressed in biker gear and rider their bicycles. A pair of rabbit ears form on top of the sun which symbolizes Louise's hat.
"Full Bars"		Standard credit sequence. A mellow guitar version of the theme music plays. Bob is alone cooking in his Halloween costume. The spirit of Teddy's dead guinea pig Frances is seen floating in the kitchen a la Watership Down. Linda enters in her Halloween costume and starts to dance with Bob.
"Bob Fires the Kids"		Standard credit sequence. Mickey's calypso song plays and the camera pans down into the basement where Mickey is shown singing and attempting to break into the bank.
"Mutiny on the Windbreaker"		Standard credit sequence. The Funk music played by Captain Flarty to obscure Bob's cry for help plays, Flarty appears dancing in the restaurant. Gene comes in and starts dancing with his keyboard. Louise enters with her talons and starts dancing while Linda appears dancing behind Flarty while holding a plate of burger and fries.
"An Indecent Thanksgiving Proposal"		Standard credit sequence. Linda sings her thanksgiving song, Bob continually pleads for her to stop but she refuses. Then the kitchen goes dark and Linda slides in with the spotlight on her and performs the song again. Tina and Louise move in time to the music. Gene comes in and does so as well.
"The Deepening"		Standard credit sequence. Teddy comes in holding a ladder which he takes offscreen, Teddy then walks back through the kitchen, he returns with some planks of wood and an angle grinder, sometime after he walks off screen again the sound of the saw is heard. He is presumably repairing some of the damage sustained by the mechanical shark attack.
"Tinarannosaurus Wrecks"		Standard credit sequence. An extended remix of Linda's diarrhea song plays. A butterfly and a cormorant fly in and startle Bob.
"The Unbearable Like-Likeness of Gene"		Standard credit sequence. Doug appears singing and dancing along to the jingle he envisioned for Bob's Burgers. Linda briefly acknowledges him.
"God Rest Ye Merry Gentle-Mannequins"		Standard credit sequence. Chet and Nadine appear in front of the counter sitting dead still. Linda waves her hand in front of Chet's eyes, they don't move. Vibrators rattle across the floor while Gene chases after them on his knees.
"Mother Daughter Laser Razor"		Standard credit sequence. Linda appears through the hatch holding a laser gun and fires at Louise. Louise then mysteriously produces a gun and runs out into the restaurant and engages with a fight with Linda. Gene comes in from off screen only wearing his t-shirt. An extended version of Linda's hair braiding song plays.
"Nude Beach"		Standard credit sequence. Hugo appears sat eating with the nudists from the Nudecathlon. A remix of Tommy's good at sex song plays.
"Broadcast Wagstaff School News"		Standard credit sequence. Gene is cooking burgers on the grill dressed as Bob while standing on a step stool, he and Bob exchange glances. Linda blows a kiss and Gene catches it, this leads to intense staring from the two. The Mad Pooper song plays.
"My Fuzzy Valentine"		Standard credit sequence. Linda appears singing her Valentine's Day song through the hatch. Mort and Teddy are also seen eating at the bar.
"Lindapendent Woman"		Standard credit sequence. The disco minute music plays, Tina and Louise start moving and this becomes more evident, Linda comes in dancing energetically as does Gene, Right at the end Bob breaks out into a Saturday Night Fever-esque move.
"O.T. The Outside Toilet"		Standard credit sequence. Gene dances around the toilet to John Roberts' cover version of Eddie Money's "Baby Hold On."
"Topsy"		Thomas Edison and Topsy the Elephant appear singing "Electric Love," and a heart shaped lightning bolt appears and the camera pans upwards. After, Edison and Topsy sing the song on a cloud floating up. Cherub versions of Tina, Gene, and Louise Belcher appear singing the background vocal parts. On another cloud, Nikola Tesla appears looking rather jealous.
"Two for Tina"		Tina is sat on a bench. Jimmy Jr. and Gene enter in the horse costume and Jimmy Jr. sings "T-I-N-A." A soundbite of Tina saying "Oh, that's nice, because you're a horse" plays over the production company logos.
"It Snakes a Village"		Gene sings a song about his fear of snakes. A soundbite of Gene singing an ode to Bitsy plays over the production company logos.
"Family Fracas"		Linda and Gene are sat on the Living room sofa watching Pam's Court. Gene is eating goo, he offers Linda some, she accepts.
"The Kids Run the Restaurant"		Linda performs an original song on stage at the Meatgrinder about the events of the episode with the help of some sailors.
"Boyz 4 Now"		Standard credit sequence. The song "I Wanna Hear Your Secrets" plays and Louise starts dancing. Bob glances to look at Louise, she stops. When Bob's head is turned back she dances again the restaurant then starts flashing and eventually it becomes a stage where Boo Boo is performing the song. Louise begins to dance and jump along with Boo Boo. She then starts to slap him multiple times.
"Carpe Museum"		Standard credit sequence. A mashup of Linda's chants set to music plays. Linda is seen chanting through the hatch occasionally.
"The Unnatural"		Standard credit sequence. Gene appears in baseball uniform doing "Electric Slide" while a cover version of the original song plays. Louise comes in and proceeds to whack Gene in the nether region with a baseball bat. Tina leaves the kitchen and returns with and espresso and sings "Boogie Woogie Woogie" in between vocal phrases. Linda appears dancing through the hatch.

Season 4

Episode	Credits	Description
"A River Runs Through Bob"		Standard credit sequence. Tina appears singing a Thundergirls song. Squirrels attack Bob.
"Fort Night"		The kids including Darryl plus Andy and Ollie are sat eating the candy they stole from Millie. Andy and Ollie feed each other. A song about Darryl's favorite blog Candy Randy plays, with the lyrics appearing on screen.
"Seaplane!"		Standard credit sequence. Tina appears flying around the restaurant while the "Quicky Kiss It" song plays like in her earlier fantasy sequence.
"My Big Fat Greek Bob"		Standard credit sequence. Bob appears alone in the kitchen, he is still wet from Operation Spit Take while the kids are dancing with the guests of Linda and Gretchen's lady goods meeting and with the college students Bob took home to make dinner for. Dr. Yap enters and starts dancing towards the end. A song about the sex toy Sneaky Pete plays. An audio clip of Linda throwing her voice over a Sneaky Pete toy from an earlier sequence plays over the production company logos.
"Turkey in a Can"		Standard credit sequence. Gayle and Linda appear singing Gene's Thanksgiving song through the hatch. A rat in a top hat briefly scurries across the floor in reference to something Teddy mentioned earlier.
"Purple Rain-Union"		The Ta Tas perform a song about Linda's post triple pregnancy body "Not Bad for Havin' Three Kids." Tina, Gene Louise and Jen climb up on stage Linda introduces the kids as being the subject of the song while Jen dances in the background. This is the first episode where the credits appear below the sequence.
"Bob and Deliver"		An in credits scene where Teddy is jumping inside the bounce house at his cousin's wedding while intoxicated. This makes him vomit. He then exits to announce that someone threw up in there to some children, he then offers them the chance to dance with him.
"Christmas in the Car"		Standard Credit sequence. "Jingle in the Jungle" plays. Teddy appears dressed as Santa while carrying Louise on his shoulders. Teddy offers her a Christmas tree cookie and she bites it out of his hand Tina and Linda take a cookie each from the plate on the hatch. Gene appears from below the hatch and steals the plate.
"Slumber Party"		The family apart from Louise, Harley, Jodi, Abby, and Little King Trashmouth take part in a slumber party fashion show. Louise and Jessica have a pillow fight.
"Presto Tina-o"		Standard credit sequence. Mars Sazerac magically appears from a cloud of smoke and then disappears again. A dove flies through the kitchen, some flowers grow out of a ketchup bottle, Gene floats in.
"Easy Com-mercial, Easy Go-mercial"		The television at Bob's Burgers plays a finalized version of the originally envisioned commercial. The sequence initially appears full screen but then it shrinks to the left-hand side of the screen and the credits then start.
"The Frond Files"		Tina, Gene and Louise perform "The Fart Song" to a series of striking visuals along with the lyrics on screen.
"Mazel Tina"		Standard credit sequence. A version of "Hava Nagila" sung by Tina plays. Tammy's Aunt Frida dances in the restaurant.
"Uncle Teddy"		Standard credit sequence. An anthropomorphic version of the hair clog walks on screen and starts dancing to a melodica remix of the song played during the montage. Eventually the kids join in.
"The Kids Rob a Train"		Standard credit sequence. Bob and Linda appear covered in wine stains while the kids appear covered in chocolate stains. A theatrical version of the theme plays.
"I Get Psy-chic Out of You"		Standard credit sequence. A mash-up of Linda's psychic moans set to music plays. Teddy dances with the woman he met at the racetrack.
"The Equestranauts"		Standard credit sequence. Bob is cooking in his Equestranauts costume. Tina is playing with Chariot on the other side of the hatch. The Equestranauts theme song sung by the cast plays while the lyrics are displayed on screen.
"Ambergris"		Standard credit sequence. Linda, Teddy and a customer are dancing and responding to the Samba DJ, Sergio's song.
"The Kids Run Away"		Takes place in Gayle's apartment. She reads her "Happy things we should send in to space" poem set to music.
"Gene It On"		Standard credit sequence. Linda chants and dances to a marching band version of the theme.
"Wharf Horse"		A James bond-esque sequence covering the events of both this episode and the corresponding episode. Linda sings a Shirley Bassey-esque "song" about Wonder Wharf.
"World Wharf II: The Wharfening"		Standard credit sequence. Tina walks off screen halfway through and returns holding the key that she swallowed, Gene is sat on the floor eating shrimp from Pierre's. A carousel version of theme plays, Linda swoons to it when she appears at the hatch.

Season 5

Episode	Credits	Description
"Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl"		The kids sing "Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl" accompanied by Carly Simon.
"Tina and the Real Ghost"		Standard credit sequence. The shoebox containing Jeff floats around the kitchen and front of house area of the restaurant. Linda takes notice when she appears on screen. Gene walks beside the shoebox when he enters.
"Friends with Burger-fits"		Standard credit sequence. Linda sings her friendship song on the other side of the hatch. Teddy sings towards the end.
"Dawn of the Peck"		Standard credit sequence. Bob sings along to Donna Summer's "Love Is in Control (Finger on the Trigger)."
"Best Burger"		Standard credit sequence. The kids are covered in fudge similar to the end credit sequence in "The Kids Rob a Train" but Linda is as well, Bob does not appear stained. Gene dances through the kitchen to "Hot Fudge Car Wash," a parody Rolls Royce's "Car Wash" which also incorporates elements of Bee Gees "Stayin' Alive."
"Father of the Bob"		Takes in place in Big Bob's kitchen, Bob and Big Bob are cooking a burger and a grilled cheese respectively on the grill, Tina and Louise peer in, Linda places an order and Gene runs in covered in baked beans.
"Tina Tailor Soldier Spy"		Standard credit sequence. The espionage theme from mid-way through the episode plays with the raspberries from troop 257's handshake played over the top. Bob is wearing a ripped basketball jersey and on his feet are a cowboy boot and a slipper. Gene walks in and presents Bob with a chullo, Bob then proceeds to wear it, ends with the "257" chant.
"Midday Run"		Standard credit sequence. Zeke appears in the restaurant performing in the Wagstaff Whaler suit. A soundalike version of 2 Unlimited's "Get Ready For This" plays.
"Speakeasy Rider"		Standard credit sequence. Tina and Louise are holding on to the Kingshead Island Grand Prix trophy that they won, Louise only uses her right hand and Tina only uses her left hand. Gene is seen in the restaurant waving a green flag around. An original song "Racing With the Road" plays.
"Late Afternoon in the Garden of Bob and Louise"		Standard credit sequence. "Happy Crappy Place" plays. There are plants on the windowsill, they move in time to the music as does Bob who is wearing Linda's sunhat.
"Can't Buy Me Math"		Standard credit sequence. Darryl performs the song he sung at the dance. The kitchen is bathed in lights like at the dance.
"The Millie-churian Candidate"		The video that Teddy mentions earlier in the episode that includes his hammer pounding nails plays. Teddy sings Natalie Merchant's "Wonder."
"The Gayle Tales"		Standard credit sequence. Gayle dances the Heinie Liney with Stacy. Tina and Louise touch butts and Linda comes in the kitchen instead of collecting the plate Louise puts on the sill, she touches butts with Bob, she exits the kitchen and collects the plate later on than usual.
"Li'l Hard Dad"		Standard credit sequence. Linda dances and sings to the tap dancing routine she teaches Tina.
"Adventures in Chinchilla-sitting"		Standard credit sequence. Linda dances and sings to "Date Night" which she sang at the start of the episode. Princess Little Piddles enters midway through and starts dancing.
"The Runway Club"		Standard credit sequence. Gene and Louise are dancing on the counter, they're moves are the same as shown in the dance scene in "The Breakfast Club". A parody version of Simple Minds "Don't You Forget About Me" with lyrics about cotton candy plays.
"The Itty Bitty Ditty Committee"		Itty Bitty Ditty Committee perform "I Want Some Burgers and Fries" in a similar fashion to earlier in the episode when Regular Sized Rudy and Peter Pescadero start jamming, Darryl also appears.
"Eat, Spray, Linda"		Standard credit sequence. Linda appears dancing through the restaurant dressed in spa day attire with face cream on her face. She also later appears with a Bloody Mary made from the tomato bath she was having before the credits started. She doesn't pick up the plate Louise leaves on the counter. Tim the hotel pianist's song "BM in the PM" plays. First end credits sequence to feature Bob's new design with his t-shirt going below his apron tie.
"Housetrap"		Standard credit sequence. Teddy sings a song about and dances with Helen. First end credits sequence to feature Linda's v-neck collar.
"Hawk & Chick"		A trailer for a Hawk and Chick boxset plays, credits are displayed below rather than to the right of the action.
"The Oeder Games"		Slow motion shots of the characters being splashed with water balloons accompanied by Bob singing Nena's "99 Red Balloons."

Season 6

Episode	Credits	Description
"Sliding Bobs"		Standard credit sequence. A song, "It's Called Fate (And It's Great)," made up of the kids rhymes from earlier in the episode plays. The parallel universe versions of the characters from the Hugo's Hot Dogs segment of the episode appear along with the real Belchers. Linda's pet cactus plant with the "Robo-stache" appears at the window.
"The Land Ship"		Standard credit sequence. Jim Skillman, in character as Miss Patience Headbottom performs a song along with other re-enacting personnel in the restaurant, "Singin' a Song."
"The Hauntening"		The Belcher Family are shown singing along to the Boyz4Now music video "I Love You So Much (It's Scary)."
"Gayle Makin' Bob Sled"		Standard credit sequence. The lights dim in the kitchen and a dancing repaired turkey enters. Gayle and Bob scat and Gayle and Linda sing Linda's "Thanksgiving for Everybody" song. Later, the turkeys legs break and Mr. Business enters and begins to eat the remains.
"Nice-Capades"		Mr. Fischoeder sings drunkenly a song about bourbon at the piano.
"The Cook, the Steve, the Gayle, & Her Lover"		Standard credit sequence. The kids play "Amor, por favor" a song they serenaded Gayle and Mr. Frond with in the episode. The kitchen is illuminated with blue lights. Gayle and Mr. Frond make out with each other in the restaurant. Linda swoons to the music.
"The Gene & Courtney Show"		Standard credit sequence. Gene and Courtney dance to "Hot Ham and Cheese Day" a song made up from a jingle idea Courtney suggested earlier in the episode. Ms. LaBonz and Ms. Merkin are also shown dancing in the restaurant.
"Sexy Dance Healing"		Standard credit sequence. Bob is wearing sandals and a band of Jairo's scrunchies as featured in the episode. Linda does her "Muse Dance" featured earlier on in the episode set to music, Bob notices her doing so. Tina is shown in the restaurant practicing Capoeira.
"Sacred Couch"		Standard credit sequence. The Couch Burners song, "If You Love Something," plays, the family, the Sofa Queen, and Sofa Jester dance.
"Lice Things Are Lice"		The Belcher family repeatedly sit on the new bar stools that imitate flatulence. The bridge of the farty song has the same melody as Linda's song from the end of "The Kids Run The Restaurant."
"House of 1000 Bounces"		Starts in the kitchen, Linda walks in and is surprised to see Bob is missing. The shot pans up to the bathroom in the apartment where Bob is bathing with the pigeon featured in this episode. "Do the Dirty Pigeon" plays, and Gene later comes in to use the toilet.
"Stand by Gene"		Standard credit sequence. Gene and Zeke appear in the restaurant singing about the two-butted goat. Louise is removing the napkins stuck on all the walls. Jimmy, Jr. enters near the end and starts dancing.
"Wag the Hog"		Standard credit sequence. "Butt Phone" performed by Critter plays. Critter, Mudflap, Sidecar, Kenny and a One Eyed Snakes member appear dancing in the restaurant. The family dance to the music. The family's movements are copied from the credits sequence for Sacred Couch minus Tina's hair flip when Louise takes the plate over to Bob.
"The Hormone-iums"		Tina sings The Cars song "Just What I Needed" backed up by other boys also attending Jocelyn's party.
"Pro Tiki Con Tiki"		Standard credit sequence. "I Love Charades" performed by Warren plays, Gene dances in a hula skirt and a coconut bra. The background vocals are mimed by one of the tiki figures in the restaurant.
"Bye Bye Boo Boo"		Standard credit sequence. Boo Boo performs "I'm Tall Enough" in the kitchen, the Belcher Family act as backup dancers.
"The Horse Rider-er"		Standard credit sequence. Tina and Jericho dance in the kitchen.
"Secret Admiral-irer"		Standard credit sequence. Meryl and the admiral dance in the restauarant, Gene dances with the goat Taj brought to the restaurant.
"Glued, Where's My Bob?"		Begins with Bob and Louise singing "Bad Stuff Happens in the Bathroom" together in the restaurant, they are later joined by other characters from the show singing along the sidewalk.

Season 7

Episode	Credits	Description
"Flu-ouise"		Standard credit sequence. Louise dances along with the good and the bad Kuchi Kopi. The anthropomorphic incarnations of her toys dance in the restaurant.
"Sea Me Now"		Teddy sings "Beyond the Sea" while the Belchers make use of props to create a sea setting.
"Teen-a Witch"		Mr. Fischoeder drives along Ocean Avenue in his golf buggy picking up Jack-o-lanterns from outside the properties. Teddy briefly appears driving his truck with bikes, the biker who appeared twice in the episode is seen reporting his bike being stolen and Tina flies on a broom in her "Sand-witch" costume. A song, "Witchy-Whitchy" plays.
"They Serve Horses, Don't They?"		Characters including the Belchers, Jimmy Jr., Andy and Ollie, Jack, Jack's son, Hugo, and Ron slide along the slippy slide at Jack's birthday party.
"Large Brother, Where Fart Thou?"		The final shot fades to white into the credits with the lobster balloon keeping color. The lobster balloon starts singing "The Briefest of Glances." Balloons of Tina, Joe Harrison, and various colors float up near the end.
"The Quirk-ducers"		The cast of The Quirky Turkey perform the songs from said musical. Longest credits sequence to date.
"The Last Gingerbread House on the Left"		Standard credit sequence. Linda sings "You can't Spell Christmas Without Us" with Oscar and Calvin's friends. Gene comes in riding on Godfrey's wheelchair.
"Ex MachTina"		Standard credit sequence. Tina and Jimmy Pesto, Jr. are shown dancing in the kitchen. Jimmy, Jr. is doing his 'desert island dance.' He briefly tires out but eventually resumes. Linda is controlling Tina's robot with Gene and Louise riding on it. A soundbite from the episode of Jocelyn saying, "Look at me, look at me, I'm a robot" plays over production logos.
"Bob Actually"		A song, "Sky Kiss," plays over striking, colorful visuals with the characters and their Valentines kissing.
"There's No Business Like Mr. Business Business"		Standard Credit Sequence. Bob gives Louise the burger to put on the counter much earlier than usual then Mr. Business walks along a shelf before leaping on to Bob who then goes offscreen. Linda is seen eating cat food before she picks up the burger. Snoodle comes in carrying buns in his mouth, Louise takes them and places them on the prep station.
"A Few 'Gurt Men"		Standard credit sequence. Herbie, the food scammer/celebrity impersonator, performs as Borat and dances in a line with Teddy, Mort, Mort's mom and her birthday party guests, and Jimmy Pesto. Another line consisting of Judge Conklin and all Wagstaff School faculty involved in the trial appears while the first line dances back into shot in the background.
"Like Gene for Chocolate"		Gene walks inside the Chunky Blast Offs display, he later starts dancing and later falls over. Chunky Blast Offs jingle plays. Linda is eating candy.
"The Grand Mama-pest Hotel"		The family and Teddy are shown dancing in the apartment. Linda is wearing her disguise from the episode and Gene is wearing his underpants on his head as he did during the "dad-chelor party."
"Aquaticism"		Standard credit sequence. Teddy does the Tuscaloosa Twister in the restaurant.
"Ain't Miss Debatin'"		A trailer for the family's Meat Man movie plays.
"Eggs for Days"		Big Baby Pudding Snatcher and her offspring walk through the alley behind the restaurant. Teddy and Linda watch on. A cover of Randy Crawford's "Street Life" plays.
"Zero Larp Thirty"		Bob and Linda make up lyrics to the theme music to Winthorpe Manor while driving.
"The Laser-inth"		Bob and Gene play air guitar to Zentipede, Louise is playing with Francine, and Linda is eating a flour-less birthday cake.
"Thelma & Louise Except Thelma is Linda"		Standard credit sequence. Teddy and Bob sing "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" from Dirty Dancing and perform the famous lift from the movie's climax. Gene enters on screen from the left.
"Mom, Lies, and Videotape"		Standard Credit Sequence. Linda sings Lionel Richie's "Dancing on the Ceiling." Tina, Gene, and Louise are dressed as their respective characters from their re-tellings of the cabaret. Linda starts to dance on the ceiling near the end.
"Paraders of the Lost Float"		The revellers of the Bog to Beach parade dance to "Hot Pants Rain Dance."
"Into the Mild"		Standard credit sequence. Bob sings Sly and the Family Stone's "I Want to Take You Higher" while in a climbing harness. Later, a rope comes down and Bob is lifted up off screen.

Season 8

Episode	Credits	Description
"Brunchsquatch"		A montage of Bob's Burgers fan artwork appears while Gene's improvised "I'm a little tiger" song plays.
"The Silence of the Louise"		Millie and Louise dance on the dance mats in the kitchen. A song, "Playdates," plays. Teddy is shown eating in the restaurant and begins choking. Bob notices the choke hazard poster is covered by one of Teddy's inspirational posters. Bob comes to his rescue and perform the Heimlich maneuver on him. Scene is shifted over to include the inspirational poster.
"The Wolf of Wharf Street"		Linda, Tina, Gene, and Louise wear their Halloween costumes. Bob has his leg in cast and is using a crutch. Linda sings about being a "fun mom" on Halloween. Al the Alpaca appears in the restaurant and Lulu comes in with Gene riding on her. Bob flips a burger into Lulu's mouth.
"Sit Me Baby One More Time"		Tina performs "Bad at Being a Nun (But Great at Having Fun with Kids)" in the restaurant with Linda also singing about how to pee in a restaurant. Kendra's teddy bear, Mr. Boom Boom, dances in the kitchen and Gene walks in with his chocolate cake from Savory.
"Thanks-hoarding"		Teddy and the Belchers sing a song about how Teddy can fix anything.
"The_Bleakening"		Using some animation from a montage seen in the hour-long version, Linda interrogates her party guests over her missing Christmas tree and decorations.
"The_Bleakening"		Miss Triple X-Mas and various other characters sing "Twinkly Lights." Extended version used for hour-long version.
"V for Valentine-detta"		Linda, Tina, Louise, and Becky Krespe are being driven around by Nat while a song, "Girl Power Jam," plays.
"Y Tu Ga-Ga Tambien"		A montage of characters playing gaga ball while a song plays.
"The Secret Ceramics Room of Secrets"		A song, "Makin' It By Hand for Gram and Gramps" plays while psychedelic images of handmade crafts float over the screen. Tina, Gene, and Louise are then shown dancing on a rotating pottery wheel.
"Sleeping with the Frenemy"		Tina and Tammy sing a song, "We Got the BFOT On the Kiss Spot."
"The Hurt Soccer"		Linda, Gene, Teddy, Ms. Merkin, and Sheila perform a song from TSA: the Muscial.
"Cheer Up, Sleepy Gene"		Gene and Alex come in wearing their garbage bags, they dance to a song about hating sleepovers. Alex's dog Donut comes in and barks at Bob while he is cooking on the grill.
"The Trouble with Doubles"		Bob and Linda sing a song about "best couple friends" with improvised mannequins representing Nicholas and Ruthanne Donahue which Gene and Louise operate.
"Go Tina on the Mountain"		Ranger Carl sings the his weasel song with Tina and Louise joining him. Gene comes walking in wearing his raincoat and holding Carl's stuffed weasel.
"Are You There Bob? It's Me, Birthday"		Linda sings a song about forgetting Bob's birthday. Bob's vintage bacon weight appears on the grill.
"Boywatch"		The kitchen floor is covered in sand while Tina sings a song about "sugar cookies." Can't Breathe-y Stevie appears and Gene comes in wearing a one-piece bathing suit.
"As I Walk Through the Alley of the Shadow of Ramps"		Bob and Louise ride a flying bicycle singing Meat Loaf's "Bat Out of Hell" with Regular Sized Rudy riding a large bat.
"Mo Mommy Mo Problems"		Linda sings a song, "Mommies Are the Best" with Ethel appearing in the restaurant stained in squirrel blood.
"Mission Impos-slug-ble"		The theme for Burobu plays with dramatic visuals of Louise and Regular Sized Rudy playing the game.
"Something Old, Something New, Something Bob Caters for You"		Bob and Linda sing "I Do" while Gene and Tina watch Louise cleans the grease trap from the grill.

Season 9

Episode	Credits	Description
"Just One of the Boyz 4 Now for Now"		Tina rides a unicorn with the members of Boyz4Now while "The Right Amount of Boys" plays.
"The Taking of Funtime One Two Three"		"Wheelie Mammoth" plays while the kids roll the wheelie mammoth through the restaurant. Bob cooks the chicken's egg on the grill and places it on a burger for Linda to serve. The last time the mammoth comes through the kitchen it deplaces Bob offscreen, Linda appears wondering where Bob is.
"Tweentrepreneurs"		A song, "She's a Business Monster" plays while Tina dances in the kitchen. Louise is playing with the soda machine. The diner-dasher appears making a dash and Bob and Linda give Chase. Gene appears with googly eyes on his behind.
"Nightmare on Ocean Avenue Street"		Tina and Louise perform a cover/parody of Salt-N-Pepa's "None of Your Business."
"Live and Let Fly"		An auto-tuned version of the "Empathize Glide" plays. The Belchers fly on a giant "What About Bob?" paper airplane. First, the plane with the banner appears, then Kurt and Laverne, then a microwave oven and a toaster oven, and finally Barry B. Fold on a cloud who gestures to Bob.
"Bobby Driver"		Bob drives Edith while both sing "Radar Love" by Golden Earring.
"I Bob Your Pardon"		Linda sings a song, "We're Keepin' Our Word," about saving Drew P. Neck. Bob is wearing the waders from the cranberry tank scene. Neck flies in and starts dancing later. Gene comes in smothering gravy all over himself.
"Roller? I Hardly Know Her!"		Courtney sings a song about needing someone to lift her while roller dancing with Gene and Alex.
"UFO No You Didn't"		Tina and Susmita sit at a desk with a laptop floating through space. Tina sings a song with erroneous morse code messages, Susmita corrects her throughout. A UFO appears in the background.
"Better Off Sled"		Linda dances ballet style with Knitcracker in the kitchen while the rest of the family watches on. A song about snowballs and sledding sung by the cast plays.
"Lorenzo's Oil? No, Linda's"		A remix song of the episode's dialogue, "Hey Ange" plays. Louise appears with Ringo's head sticking out from under her frock while Mr. Huggins, Gayle, Linda and Reggie dance in the restaurant.
"The Helen Hunt"		The Belchers and Teddy sing "You Make Loving Fun" by Fleetwood Mac.
"Bed, Bob & Beyond"		The family jump on an elongated bed with the characters from the stories while singing "Jumping on the Bed."
"Every Which Way but Goose"		A song, "Bruce the Goose," plays while Tina, Jimmy Jr., and Bruce the Goose dance in the restaurant.
"The Fresh Princ-ipal"		Bob is singing "Pesto in My Pants" while still wearing Pesto's underwear. Tina does her reggae dancing, and Gene walks in from offscreen wearing his wacky hat.
"Roamin' Bob-iday"		A song, "The Sandwich Game," is sung by the family while Patricia is in the restaurant naming the ingredients of every sandwich from her restaurant's menu.
"What About Blob?"		Gene sits in a kayak at night, using the paddles to make the plankton glow, he scats rhythmically while "Bioluminescence" plays.
"If You Love It So Much, Why Don't You Marionette?"		A song "Puppet Battle" plays while Vladikus, Kuchi Kopi, Dodomeki and Louise's puppet dance. Later, Tina pops up out of the water and joins in on the dance.
"Long Time Listener, First Time Bob"		Bob plays air guitar on a mop and sings a parody of Nick Lowe's "Cruel to be Kind" about how regular fries are better than sweet potato fries.
"The Gene Mile"		Bob watches Cake and enjoys it.
"P.T.A. It Ain't So"		Standard credit sequence. In the restaurant, Mr. Branca plays his guitar, Colleen Caviello still wearing her shark mascot costume dances and does a cartwheel. Seconds later, the bird from the kids' hand drawn missing bird poster is seen in the kitchen.
"Yes Without My Zeke"		A blue silhouette animation sequence plays with transitions describing the events from the episode.

Season 10

Episode	Credits	Description
"The Ring (But Not Scary)"		Landscape format. Nat sings a version of Nat King Cole's "Mona Lisa" titled "Mona Linda," about Linda while tubing in the Wetty, Set, Go lazy river. The Belcher family are also in the river, Gayle jumps in late on, and the two birds from the final scene also appear.
"Boys Just Wanna Have Fungus"		Linda sings a song, "Super Tina," while a movie of Tina as a superhero plays.
"Motor, She Boat"		The family is working in the kitchen, wearing plastic fire-fighter helmets, while Gene and Linda sing and dance to Buster Poindexter's "Hot, Hot, Hot".
"Pig Trouble in Little Tina"		"Pig Trouble" (performed by Fiona Apple) plays while characters dance around the disguised skeleton banjo player. The fetal pig pours out all of his organs seconds later.
"Legends of the Mall"		The music from the shopping montage plays as Bob works the grill while wearing the purple corduroys, Gene and Louise ride around the restaurant on their Ani-Malls carts. Tina is also riding an Ani-Mall with Brian who is sleeping and Linda sips wine while reading her book.
"The Hawkening: Look Who's Hawking Now!"		A trailer for the director's cut of Hawk and Chick vs Cephalopod Monster plays.
"Land of the Loft"		A Rescue 9-1-Buns show takes place in the restaurant. Gene comes in wearing his sparkly top hat.
"Now We're Not Cooking with Gas"		Bob, the farmer, and the turkey on the Riverbrook Lake Farms box sing "a true gift from heaven."
"All That Gene"		Standard credit sequence. Gene does the Worm dance on the kitchen floor while Tina and Louise poke Bob with utensils.
"Have Yourself a Maily Linda Christmas"		The Belchers sing "Christmas Wrapping" by The Waitresses. Mike plays saxophone.
"Drumforgiven"		Gene plays the drum machine he was interested in while various characters dance to a song about Gene's space cowbell.
"A Fish Called Tina"		Rick sings as he works out, Louise shoots a video of Tammy pretending to swim, Bob and Linda struggle to work while sore from working out, Tina still has chili on her shirt, and Gene eats cafeteria pizza while wearing his tie.
"Three Girls and a Little Wharfy"		Louise, Megan, Jessica, and April dance in the kitchen to "Wharfy." Wharfy appears through the window a couple of times. Gene comes in with his Nick Nolte mugshot hairstyle.
"Wag the Song"		Jimmy Jr and Zeke sing their winning song about Wagstaff while confetti falls and everyone dances.
"Yurty Rotten Scoundrels"		A silhouette animation of Gayle portraying The Creative Block from her "Art Your Engines" workshop plays, she chases Tina all throughout.
"Flat-Top o' the Morning to Ya"		Bob, Tina, and Louise operate a busy kitchen cooking green-dyed burgers while Saint Patrick's Day parade revellers party on. Gene appears with the whisk from the auction.
"Just the Trip"		Gene and Nat workout to Nat's Jazzercise CD while a baby snake slithers across the kitchen floor. Bob, Tina, and Louise are wearing their outfits they bought from Madness Castle.
"Tappy Tappy Tappy Tap Tap Tap"		Josh performs a tap-dancing routine in the restaurant.
"The Handyman Can"		Boyz 4 Now perform "I'll Love You 4 Everest" in the kitchen.
"Poops!… I Didn't Do It Again"		The family performs their music video for Gloria and Al in the kitchen. Gene chases Bob to tickle him.
"Local She-ro"		Tina and Linda sing a song about all the places in their town.
"Prank You for Being a Friend"		A montage plays, showing the activities that the Thinkgineers participate in.

Season 11

Episode	Credits	Description
"Dream a Little Bob of Bob"		Standard credit sequence. Bob and Tina play the handslapping game while a song, "Look what Tina can do with her hands," plays. Gene and Louise do the same while standing on top of the counter. The shame-tricity monster dances on the flattop grill while Tape and Rubber Band Squeezy Ball bounce around in the restaurant. First to feature redesigned background.
"Worms of In-Rear-ment"		Linda is singing about pinworms while the pinworms are playing instruments as a symphony.
"Copa-Bob-bana"		Standard credit sequence. Linda and Calvin perform "I Like Bananas" while Bob and the kids recover the trough and soggy bread from the basement.
"Heartbreak Hotel-oween"		Standard credit sequence. A Halloween-themed song plays while characters from the episode (including Roger's ghost) dance in the kitchen. Louise steals the burger plate.
"Fast Time Capsules at Wagstaff School"		Boyz4Now sings "Someday We'll Spoon" as Louise, Tina, Gene, Tammy, and Jocelyn dance in the background. Bob whistles and Linda rolls her tongue to the tune of the song.
"Bob Belcher and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Kids"		Standard credit sequence. A song about how it's not the kids' fault plays while Linda dances with the mermaid sculpture before the fire accident. Bob and Tina dance to the tune. Trev appears in the background, dancing and covered in seaweed. Louise runs around, waving lit sparklers. Gene shows up wearing the charred wig he used on the mermaid. Teddy, wearing pajamas, walks out of the restaurant holding a plunger. Ron telling Hugo to apologize is also in the background.
"Diarrhea of a Poopy Kid"		Gene and Bob sing an altered version of the song Gene wrote and sang in the bathroom about Thanksgiving. They started out eating the Thanksgiving meal together in the apartment kitchen.
"The Terminalator II: Terminals of Endearment"		The sequence starts regularly in the restaurant as Tina, Gene, and Louise sing a song about their pilot pins. Louise puts on her pilot pin, sprouts wings from her back, and starts flying. Gene arrives within shot early, carrying and eating tater tots, and he and Tina also put on their pins and start flying. They fly in the sky as Gene eats his tater tots.
"Mommy Boy"		Linda, Edith, Janine, and Gene are dancing together in the kitchen while Linda sings about where she should put her name tag.
"Yachty or Nice"		Teddy sings a song asking for feedback about how he did as Santa Claus. The Belchers give their opinions.
"Romancing the Beef"		Standard credit sequence. Bob, Linda, Gene, and Louise are in the kitchen, and Gene sings a longer version of the song he sang when he and Louise provided their services during the episode at their parents dancing while Louise places her roses in their parents' pants. Hugo dances with Cheryl in the dining area while Tina dances with Jimmy Jr. Louise gives her dad a rose to give to her mom and expects payment.
"Die Card, or Card Trying"		Linda sings a longer version of the song that she sang about her Christmas ornaments while a montage of the Belchers' holiday cards taken throughout the years plays behind her.
"An Incon-Wheelie-ent Truth"		A song about the Wheelie Mammoth plays as he dances.
"Mr. Lonely Farts"		Standard credit sequence. Gene is alone in the restaurant as he dances and sings the song he sang while trapped in the basement in the dining area. The lights in the dining area turn off as he starts dancing shirtless with a flashlight.
"Sheshank Redumption"		Linda sings a song about her defecation crime and warns people of the repercussions of public defecation. Her family joins in with her.
"Y Tu Tina También"		Standard credit sequence. Tina dances while singing about her story with Rodrigo as he repeats popsicle. He appears as an illusion and starts dancing with Tina. Bob wears his baseball hat backward, Linda continues drawing on the paper water cups, Gene carries a snow cone, and Louise stares at Tina and Rodrigo as they dance.
"Fingers-loose"		The sequence starts regularly as a Belcher family-sung song about handy prancing plays. They transform into sentient hands and start dancing.
"Some Kind of Fender Benderful"		The characters all sing about taking responsibilities for your actions. A bunch of candy rains down while Linda and the kids dance along.
"Bridge Over Troubled Rudy"		The credits start regularly while a song about meditating plays, with inputs from Bob and Linda's reactions to meditating from the episode. Bob is alone in the kitchen until a transformed Mort comes (who is a parody of Falkor from the 1984 film The Neverending Story), and Bob hops along and meditates while riding Mort in the sky. The kids ride bikes with them.
"Steal Magazine-olias"		Teddy sings a song about how he got the bird poop off the window of the restaurant as he and the Belchers dance while he carries his pressure washer.
"Tell Me Dumb Thing Good"		Standard credit sequence. Bob, Tina, and Louise dance along to Linda, who sings about the trash can. She and it dance into the kitchen as the trash can changes into its costumes that appeared in the episode. People who came to the city council meeting exit out of the dining area while carrying moving boxes. Gene enters the shot while doing the worm.
"Vampire Disco Death Dance"		The credits start regularly as everyone dances to "Shake Your Love Parts" and Bob and Tina sing along. A disco ball descends as Bob and Tina ascend and start dancing with characters from Vampire Disco Death Dance in the night sky.

Season 12

Episode	Credits	Description
"Manic Pixie Crap Show"		Linda sings a song about Bottle Cap Two as a compilation of photos of the bouquet of flowers doing dog-like activities with it.
"Crystal Mess"		Tina uses the crystal to help people like Zeke, Ms. LaBonz, and Peter Pescadero, as seen throughout the episode, while a song about the crystal plays.
"The Pumpkinening"		Standard credit sequence. Linda sings her Halloween song from the start of the episode as she dances with Gayle, who is holding the pumpkin she smashed years ago. Dane Kang shows up to replace the pumpkin when Gayle drops it. The kids are in their Halloween costumes, and Gene shows up and dances with Gayle and Linda near the end.
"Driving Big Dummy"		Standard credit sequence. Bob sings his boy ride song to the tune of Foghat's "Slow Ride" from earlier with Teddy, who is in the restaurant, and he gives Louise the burger much earlier. The Bon Viv-aunts come into the restaurant dancing, and at the end, Gene slides into the shot, holding a basket of dirty dishes.
"Seven-tween Again"		Gene and Alex are in their DJ bunk beds, and when they press buttons, they both transform into robot DJs and start deejaying, dancing, and doing chores while a song plays in the background.
"Beach, Please"		A song about loving mustaches plays while colorful lights illuminate Bob and Teddy, and they dance and make their mustaches dance.
"Loft in Bedslation"		Teddy helps Louise finish her loft bed while she sings a song about it. Her family occasionally shows up to help, dance, or be in the room.
"Stuck in the Kitchen with You"		Louise carries her crème brulée torch as "Captain Casserole," roasting some marshmallows and acting as a hero with her tool. Comic book visuals accompany the superhero-esque song playing in the background.
"FOMO You Didn't"		Bob and Linda move the couch around the living room to see if it works differently in other positions, as Gene and Louise jump on it, and Tina takes pictures while the family sings about where the couch looks good.
"Gene's Christmas Break"		The Belchers dance to "Percy McTinsel-Bud's Tinsel Machine" in the living room, and Percy McTinsel-bud transports them into Gene's dreamland, where they continue dancing.
"Touch of Eval(uations)"		Mr. Fischoeder plays piano and sings a song about what he'll do when he's dead, which is being cremated in a volcano, while Bob, Linda, and Teddy dance around him.
"Ferry on My Wayward Bob and Linda"		Bob and Linda dance on the ferry ride back home as a different version of their power couple song plays in the background. The worker on the ferry ("Crew Member") joins in at the end to dance with them.
"Frigate Me Knot"		Teddy sings a song about his nickname and his experience with falling off the boat in his sailor uniform. Tina, Gene, and Louise dance and sing to the side, and other sailors play trumpets to accompany the song.
"Video Killed the Gene-io Star"		The "Locker Love" video from the episode plays with a different version of "Locker Love" plays in the background.
"Ancient Misbehavin'"		Rudy sings a song about his flounder plushie while spending time with it in places such as Rudy's bed and under the sea.
"Interview with a Pop-pop-pire"		Standard credit sequence. Gene is sitting in the kitchen playing his Glam-eridoo as the glam-eridoo song from Gene's story plays. Characters from Linda's, Gene's, and Louise's stories appear dancing in the restaurant. Everyone gets beamed up like how the tree aliens did in Gene's story.
"The Spider House Rules"		Louise sings a song about, dances with, and has a musical sequence with Phoebe.
"Clear and Present Ginger"		Linda sings a song about Ginger as a silhouette of Ginger dances. Linda later dances with Ginger.
"A-Sprout a Boy"		Gene plays his Purrbo game, where Purrbo versions of his family and himself appear on the screen. A song plays with spoken parts from Gene and sound effects from the Purrbo game.
"Sauce Side Story"		Bob and Gene sing a song about floppy waffles and Mother's Day. Gene shakes the first waffle Bob made for Linda as Bob whips his whipped cream, and their family dances.
"Some Like It Bot Part 1: Eighth Grade Runner"		Dystopian sci-fi music plays in the background as characters from Tina's story and reality appear as silhouettes with the things that give them purpose within them before zooming out to reveal another character and their item.
"Some Like It Bot Part 2: Judge-bot Day"		The robots of Wagstell Manufacturing start dancing after Tina Bot messes with the wiper machine. The alarms get set off, and red lights start flashing. Tammy Bot and Jocelyn Bot come out to see what's going on, only to begin dancing themselves. Tina Bot, Jimmy Butt-erd, Jr., and Zaff start dancing along the conveyor belt as a song about wanting to dance plays.

Season 13

Episode	Credits	Description
"To Bob, or Not to Bob"		Standard credit sequence. The Belchers dance in their theater outfits as they sing a song about Hamlet, with the ghost haunting Bob's dreams ("Ghost") popping in occasionally to join.
"The Reeky Lake Show"		Standard credit sequence. A song plays with lyrics about the lake and referencing the Nippin' Nevins and the Giardia water. The Belchers itch themselves while continuing their tasks as a Nippin' Nevin flies around. Gene enters the shot to place the portable TV on the counter.
"What About Job?"		Standard credit sequence. The Belchers are wearing noise-canceling headphones, and Louise has the wedgie grabber from Gene's story beside her. A televised-like warning reads at the bottom, warning not to listen to the rumored Boyz4Now song from Tina's story. Characters from the stories appear in the dining area.
"Comet-y of Errors"		Standard credit sequence. Linda starts dancing in the kitchen, holding bags of kettle corn while a song containing her lines about kettle corn and lines from the salt popcorn vendor ("Popcorn Guy") plays. The seal Bob meets appears in the dining area. Her kids start dancing.
"So You Stink You Can Dance"		Standard credit sequence. Jimmy Jr. dances as a song Tina sings about Jimmy Jr. and his nickname plays in the background. Tina and Louise dance along. Bob holds the baseball he caught and occasionally looks at it. Spencer Blankenship chases around the restaurant Flips Whitefudge, who is carrying his boombox. Zeke and Leslie drive through the kitchen on Leslie's minibike, and Gene walks in with his shirt off and his tan.
"Apple Gore-chard! (But Not Gory)"		Standard credit sequence. The kids wear their Halloween costumes, and Linda, Tina, Louise, Rudy, and Jessica dance to Billy Idol singing "Fa De La De." Ms. LaBonz, wearing her Halloween costume, and some orchard cultists appear in the dining area. Gene walks into the kitchen while spinning.
"Ready Player Gene"		Standard credit sequence. Characters from Bob and Gene's VR experience appear in the dining area. John Roberts sings about VR. A virtual Gene walks into the kitchen with a virtual Questlove while holding smoothies.
"Putts-giving"		Tina, Gene, and Louise sing a song about getting three balls into the yeti tunnels.
"Show Mama from the Grave"		A cover of Frank Sinatra's "Lily Belle" plays while the family and Teddy eat meatloaf.
"The Plight Before Christmas"		Standard credit sequence. Characters from the episode appear in the restaurant. The star taking Tina's place in the sequence reveals herself as Harley. Some characters dance or sway along to Gabriella Wilson singing "Around the Tree."
"Cheaty Cheaty Bang Bang"		Standard credit sequence. Gene dances to the Jeffrey Ruth Seafood Delivery jingle playing. Accountability Billy appears in the dining area, along with Mr. Frond, who's in his workout attire while exercising. Gene ends up in the kitchen again as fish rain from above onto him.
"Oh Row You Didn't"		Quincy Cox sings about not quitting his rowing journey as he, the Belchers, and the mentioned bird dance on a blueprint background of the rowboat. Gene holds his origami frog.
"Stop! Or My Mom Will Sleuth!"		Standard credit sequence. Tina and Gene dance along to their song about ways to say hello discreetly. Their family sways their head to their music.
"These Boots Are Made for Stalking"		Standard credit sequence. Gene and Louise play-fight with Gene's dirty socks wrapped around their necks as a Mud Stains-like song based on their sock tie waves to Tina plays. When the chorus starts, every Belcher starts dancing energetically. When it's over, Gene and Louise continue play-fighting, and Linda hides herself again as Bob and Tina continue dancing to the song.
"The Show (and Tell) Must Go On"		Standard credit sequence. Kathleen sings about hurling and Tipperary GAA, and she dances in rhythm. Teddy tries to follow along.
"What a (April) Fool Believes"		Bob sits on a piano bench with Mr. Fischoeder, who's singing about Bob and playing the piano while covered in an almost full-body cast. Felix is around, doing lunges, with some cats that appear to make Bob sneeze. At some point, Calvin frees himself from his cast as doves fly out, with one perching itself on Bob's head.
"Crows Encounters of the Bird Kind"		Tina sings a parody of "Mr. Jones" by Counting Crows about crows while she dances with her dad and Ranger Dainko and watches a crow in the park bathroom with them.
"Gift Card or Buy Trying"		Gene wears a drumming outfit while pretending to play the drumset at The More Store.
"Crab-solutely Fabulous"		Standard credit sequence. Teddy lies in the dining area because of his injuries. Two costumed wrestlers wrestle along to Carol singing about the Crustacean Nation Wrestling Federation. Linda puts the burger her family made on Teddy's sponged belly as he eats it that way. The kids pull out their butt noodles and start hitting their dad until Gene tackles Bob to the ground.
"Radio No You Didn't"		A jazz version of "Radio GaGa" by Queen plays. The Belchers dance around Alice's radio, and they get transported to the sky while riding a larger version of the radio. Some pigeons appear flying in the opposite direction.
"Mother Author Laser Pointer"		A compilation of Snail and Newt plays as a song about them plays in the background. The other half of the sequence is a compilation of Linda's suggestions of what else they could do.
"Amelia"		Linda and Louise work on cutouts for Louise's project in her room, talking while "Some of that Magic" plays. When Louise finishes cutting out her airplane, it starts flying around the room.

Season 14

Episode	Credits	Description
"Fight at the Not Okay Chore-ral"		A song about Pepperoni plays. He dances with the anthology versions of the Belchers.
"The Amazing Rudy"		Rudy returns to Plate and Fork with Louise as Rudy's parents hug him. Holly asks for another chair for Louise, and everyone returns to the table.
"The Pickleorette"		Standard credit sequence. The guests and strippers leave as the party ends, except for Ms. Baker, who's passed out in a booth. Gretchen is passed out in the kitchen until Gene walks in and wakes her up.
"Running Down a Gene"		Gene sings a song about tater tots with legs, zebras wearing bras, and salami while playing his dream Casio.
"Bully-ieve It or Not"		Standard credit sequence. Linda sings a song inspired by her ketchup and mustard tune. She sings while dancing around the restaurant and holding a ketchup and mustard bottle. Gene sings a song about ravioli while eating ravioli.
"Escape from Which Island?"		Standard credit sequence. Electronic dance music plays, and Calvin and the other members of the Babylon League dance and howl in the dining area. Filtered soundbites of Linda and Tina's dialogue during their mocktail party plays. Randolph's llama also appears in the dining area.
"The (Raccoon) King and I"		A younger Bob is driving in his car as he sings along to the radio playing "Gas in My Car." In the end, his car runs out of gas.
"Wharf, Me Worry?"		Soundbites of the kids playing with Clamstradamus play with music as passersby walk by the clam. Carnies like the ones dragging the broken ride and the Dizzy Dog Carnie walk by. Big Bob also walks by while carrying the tutu gorilla.
"Fraud of the Dead: Zombie-docu-pocalypse"		Standard credit sequence. The Belchers and Teddy are putting the restaurant back together. Music with sound effects from Gene's Casio plays with soundbites from the episode, including Teddy mumbling "brains" and Tina saying, "There must be a zombie apocalypse!" In his zombie costume, Rudy suddenly appears as he repeats the scream he made when he was getting eaten.
"The Nightmare 2 Days Before Christmas"		Santa sings a song about how he loves gluten and cookies. From the perspective of the oven, the cookies are baking as Bob preps frosting on the kitchen island. The other Belchers occasionally walk by to watch the cookies bake, except Gene, who eats some frosting. The wrapping present covering the rabbit falls off and scares Bob.
"Mission Impossi-Bob"		The kids sing a song about the Beef-hemoth as visuals of the burger appear. Soundbites of Tina and Louise talking about the Beef-hemoth play along, including a high-pitched, sped-up one of her asking her family if they want more servings of it.
"Jade in the Shade"		Standard credit sequence. A Dixieland song plays as Linda and Louise sing about their group of flappy babies. They dance together in the kitchen. The street performers appear in the dining area. Gene walks into the kitchen holding the Chinese dragon Balloon Lady made.
"Butt Sweat and Fears"		Standard credit sequence. "Sweet Love Sugar" plays as the Belchers and Teddy remove the pallet constructions from the basement and into the alley. The dining area is dark, and kids from Chelsea's party dance there, including Zeke.
"The Big Stieblitzki"		H. Jon Benjamin and John Roberts sing a song about a middle-aged people bowling party as Bob, Linda, Sylvester, Holly, and Paul bowl in the same lane at Spare Change Lanes in a compilation style. A soundbite of Rudy saying "The man knows how to rock a pant pleat" plays over the production logos.
"The Right Tough Stuff"		The Belchers and Gayle dance to Gayle's version of Technotronic's "Pump Up the Jam" performed by Ya Kid K in front of visuals similar to ones from the song's music video.
"To Catch a Beef"		Jazzy spy music plays as the Belcher kids fail to find the pickle as it moves and disappears from shot. Vincent Bartos manages to catch it, and he eats a part of it.

Season 15

Episode	Credits	Description
"The Tina Table: The Tables Have Tina-ed"		Busts of Tina and Mr. Frond resembling the style of The Final Frond-tier sing throughout a space-shooter background. Tina sings about her news segment and Mr. Frond about his game. A soundbite of Mr. Frond saying "a lot of cat hair" plays over the production logos.
"Saving Favorite Drive-In"		The Belchers watch Attack of the Man-Monsters at Cosmic Drive-In while eating snacks.
"Colon-ly the Dronely"		Bob showers in the apartment bathroom while dancing and shampooing his hair with the late mother of the family who came to the restaurant's shampoo. He sings in French about the shampoo and its smell.
"For Whom the Doll Toes"		A Saul Bass-styled sequence depicts Tina and Gene running through a landscape of dead dolls, alongside Louise, Bob, Linda, Miss Bisselbinder, and Teddy holding a hand grip.
"Don't Stop Be-cheesin'"		Standard credit sequence. Tina stops working and starts throwing cheese slices at silhouette cutouts of eighth-graders to expel them while going on and off screen as a song about cheesing plays, wearing one of her disguises at one point. Tina throws a slice into Gene's mouth when he walks onscreen. It ends with Tina throwing a slice at the screen.
"Hope N' Mic Night"		The rest of "Draw a Face on Your Butt" continues. The sequence uses imagery from the song during its last part.
"Boogie Days"		Standard credit sequence. Doug and Courtney sing a jingle about Little Squirts Surf Shirts while Teddy's party continues in the dining area, with the guests playing limbo. Bob and Louise wear the visors they won.
"They Slug Horses, Don't They?"		Executive producer and episode writer Nora Smith sings "Drift Too Far." The sequence resembles Louise's comics. Tina and Louise fly in their Uranus Esgroundedum pods until the pods stop, and the pods open and drop. Tina and Louise hover until they're in the restaurant's kitchen, resembling a standard credits sequence. They smile and begin prepping.
"Dog Christmas Day After Afternoon"		Standard credits sequence. Linda sings "Crazy Cosmic Christmas Stuff." The Belcher kids dance in the restaurant kitchen as they play on their Game Whiz. Bob and Linda dance as they play the Color Tron, with Linda joining Bob in the kitchen to take the Color Tron from him.
"Advice Things Are Ad-Nice"		Standard credits sequence. Tina has the laptop by her side and checks her Ask an Eighth Grader email as she preps. The Brassy Biddies and the grouper fish float parade from the dining area to the kitchen, with Gene leading the Brassy Biddies. The Brassy Biddies perform "Free To Be... You And Me" by The New Seekers.