Slumber Party (Bob's Burgers)
| "Slumber Party" | |
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| Bob's Burgers episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 4 Series 54 Episode 9 |
| Directed by | Jennifer Coyle |
| Written by | Scott Jacobson |
| Production code | 3ASA21 |
| Original air date | January 5, 2014 |
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"Slumber Party" is the ninth episode of the fourth season of the animated comedy series Bob's Burgers and the overall 54th episode, and is written by Scott Jacobson and directed by Jennifer Coyle. It aired on Fox in the United States on January 5, 2014.
Worried that Louise does not have any friends, Linda throws a surprise slumber party consisting of four of Louise's female classmates, none of whom she likes: over-talkative Harley, "germaphobe" Jodi, compulsive braider Abby, and boring Jessica. Louise resolves to drive each girl away and end the party. She tells Jodi that her mother suffers from numerous non existent infections, scares Harley into believing that Gene's secret, deformed, violent twin is about to be let out from the Belcher's basement, and refuses to allow Abby to braid her hair. Each girl demands to be driven home, leaving only Jessica, who went to bed early. However, Jessica finds an embarrassing possession of hers missing and believes Louise stole it to mess with her and drive her away. She skillfully evades Louise and searches the apartment, telling her she refuses to leave until her possession is returned to her. In the course of tracking down Jessica in the apartment, Louise finds her to be much more mysterious, resourceful, and cunning than she initially thought. A pillow fight ensues between the girls, but ends when Jessica's missing item is located and revealed: a pair of urine-soiled pajama bottoms. Now that her bedwetting secret is exposed, Jessica is humiliated and waits to be taken home. However, having learned of Jessica's cunning, Louise assures her that she's "no narc" and they're not in the 90s, that she won't tell anyone at school, and they bond over their mutual cunning, pillow fighting skills, and overbearing mothers. Louise invites her to stay the night and Linda delights at Louise finding a friend in Jessica.
Meanwhile, Linda's fascination with an alley raccoon, whom she had dubbed "Little King Trashmouth" in "Two for Tina," reaches its peak when he is ousted from his territory by a larger raccoon (dubbed "El Diablo"). Linda takes in Little King Trash-mouth, and she, Bob, and Teddy conspire to remove El Diablo and "reinstate the king." Despite trying to keep Little King Trash-mouth a secret from the kids, the kids accidentally encounter the raccoon after he managed to escape Bob and Linda's bedroom. Meanwhile, in the alley outside the restaurant, Teddy sets the trap, with Bob reluctantly preparing one of his burgers as bait for El Diablo, who takes the burger used as bait fairly quickly due to not having experience with evading traps. Bob shoos Little King Trash-mouth out of the house, and Linda leaves some red wine out for Little King Trash-mouth, telling him to "drink responsibly" before heading back in the house.
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