Final episode of Bob's Burgers and Conflict: Bringing it all together!

Episode 4 of 5 of Bob's Burgers and Conflict: Conflict Styles

Episode 3 of 5 of Bob's Burgers and Conflict: Power

Episode 2 of 5 of Bob's Burger's and Conflict: Emotions

Episode 1 of 5 in the miniseries Bob's Burger's and Conflict: Interests and Goals

Did you teach Audrey's Communication in Pop Culture Class? No? Than this version of this episode isn't for you. See those references on the bottom? They're there for exactly ONE person, and you know who you are. If you are not that person, go check out the directors cut version instead. We have FUN over there. Abad-Santos, A. (2017, June 9). How the Babadook became the LGBTQ icon we didn't know we needed. Vox. Retrieved April 25, 2023, from https://www.vox.com/explainers/2017/6/9/15757964/gay-babadook-lgbtq Fiske, J. (2011). Understanding popular culture. Routledge. Horkheimer, M., & Adorno, T. W. (1944). Dialectic of Enlightenment. Jenkins, H. (2016). Convergence culture: Where old and new media collide. New York University Press.

This is the FULL, RIDLEY-SCOTT DIRECTORS CUT-STYLE version of our Horror Movies episode. TBH mostly you're just gonna hear several minutes of us listing horror movies. Aren't you glad you paid for the steelbook version of this?

What, you thought that just because Carmen graduated and Audrey is on summer vacation they WOULDN'T talk about stuff they've studied in school? My dude, you are SO WRONG. And hey - wear a mask, mmkay?

Board the catbus and join us on part TWO of our discussion of Studio Ghibli! We talk about which films have the best and worst Rotten Tomato scores (spoiler alert: one of them has a 100% and it's SO GOOD please seek it out!), the merit of including some maybe-incest romance in a film, and fumble through the impossible task of ranking our favorites. Fun!

Let's once again travel to the before times and imagine that we live in a world where we are allowed to sit right next to our friends and talk about our favorite animation studio. Granted, Carmen and Audrey don't actually sit in even the same building when they record in normal times, but we give you full permission to pretend that they are sitting within 6 feet of you and sipping a nice cup of green tea while talking about Nausicaa, Kiki, Porco, and our other favorite early Ghibli friends.