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'It's the feeling people get when they're watching the performer completely invested. According to the popular theory, every member of the Belcher family is dead, except for Bob, who is in the midst of a “psychotic break.” How did they die? We see the tragic accidents, including a house fire and a downed electrical pole, in the show’s opening credits.'It's the presence of the performer,' Wales says. But one idea that has surfaced online puts the entire series in a much bleaker light.

2 Bob Is Having a Psychotic Break in ‘Bob’s Burgers’Īpart from its cannibalistic origins, Bob’s Burgers is a pretty damn pleasant show. Wilson,” which, frankly, sounds like an alias haphazardly thrown together by an FBI agent looking to take an early lunch. In addition to his efforts to keep a low profile, we know that Wilson is from Chicago, so could he possibly have ties to organized crime? Sure, this sounds like a big stretch, but the show also indicates that his wife “died under mysterious circumstances.” So, perhaps Wilson testified against the killer? Also, his name is revealed to be “Wilson W. One theory suggests that there may be a reason behind Wilson’s facial shyness: He’s in the witness protection program.

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