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When Gene becomes obsessed with an old handheld game, Bob offers to help with a school project in hopes of steering his son toward more interesting pursuits; Louise and Tina take over a grocery store kiddie ride.
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S10, EP4 "Pig Trouble in Little Tina"
Things get spooky when Tina dissects a pig in science class; Bob and Linda battle a giant ball of ear wax.
S10, EP5 "Legends of the Mall"
On a Belcher family trip to the mall, Tina is mistaken for a sleeping boy's girlfriend; Gene and Louise are turned loose on motorized animals; Linda disrupts a book reading; Bob struggles to shop for acceptable pants.
S10, EP6 "The Hawkening: Look Who's Hawking Now"
Bob and Louise host an exclusive screening of a Hawk & Chick movie at the restaurant, until the actor who plays Hawk throws a wrench into the works.
S10, EP7 "Land of the Loft"
Bob and Linda challenge themselves and attend a loft party on a stormy night; the kids challenge their babysitter and face the storm in an ice cream truck.
S15, EP10 "Advice Things Are Ad-nice"
Tina becomes the new advice columnist for the school newspaper; Teddy volunteers to build a float for the Bounty of the Bay Parade.
S15, EP9 "Dog Christmas Day After Afternoon"
A family trip to see Christmas lights turns into a rescue mission, in more ways than one.
S15, EP8 "They Slug Horses, Don't They?"
Tina and Louise get into an argument.
S15, EP7 "Boogie Days"
When Louise signs up for a father-daughter boogie board contest, Bob's past comes back to haunt him.
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