Bob's Burgers season 5 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Bob rallies tenants against a drastic rent hike by landlord Mr. Fischoeder, proposing a rent strike. Fischoeder counters with a water balloon fight, promising rent reduction for the last dry person. The tenants, initially united, succumb to the chaotic competition, each seeking personal gain. Amidst humorous betrayals and a love triangle involving Tina, Bob struggles to maintain solidarity. In a climactic twist, the tenants refuse to target Bob, rekindling their unity. Moved, Fischoeder postpones the rent hike, and all celebrate with a spirited balloon fight.
Full Episode S05E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Bob organize a tenants' meeting?
Bob organizes the meeting to discuss Mr. Fischoeder's significant rent hike and propose a rent strike.
What solution does Mr. Fischoeder offer to address the rent hike issue?
Mr. Fischoeder suggests a water balloon fight, where the last dry person gets their rent halved.
Do the tenants initially support Bob's idea of a rent strike?
Initially, the tenants show support for Bob's rent strike proposal, but they quickly get distracted by the water balloon fight.
What happens during the water balloon fight?
The water balloon fight turns chaotic, with tenants betraying their unity for personal gain and engaging in various comical situations.
How does Tina use the water balloon fight to her advantage?
Tina uses the water balloon fight to manipulate Jimmy Jr. and Zeke, creating a love triangle and demanding they compete for a date with her.
What is Bob's strategy during the water balloon fight?
Bob tries to reunite the tenants and restore their focus on the rent strike while avoiding getting hit by balloons.
What happens when Bob is the last tenant standing?
When Bob is the last tenant standing, Fischoeder modifies the game, making Bob a target for everyone with a potential rent discount for hitting him.
How do the tenants ultimately respond to the challenge of hitting Bob?
The tenants, realizing their sense of community, refuse to hit Bob and chant in solidarity, standing with him against the rent hike.
What is Mr. Fischoeder's reaction to the tenants' solidarity?
Mr. Fischoeder is moved by the tenants' unity and agrees to delay the rent hike, acknowledging their collective strength.
How does the episode end?
The episode ends with a joyful water balloon fight involving all the tenants and Mr. Fischoeder, celebrating their victory over the rent hike.