Bob takes a downtrodden Tina to another Rock-n-Roll Laser Show to try and take her mind off of Zeke having to cancel their plans last minute. Some Bob and Tina bonding, because there's not enough of that in the fandom.

A sequel fanfic to pasta stuffed possums' fanfic 'Drowning' (You're Alright) on AO3, which is a fanfic about Tina being almost drowned after Jimmy Jr., Tammy, and Jocelyn pretty much forced her into a pool. When Louise and Gene hear about this, they're not at all pleased and decided to bring their own brand of justice to the culprits, starting with Jimmy Jr.

Taking place right after 'The Show (and Tell) Must Go On', Louise is having nightmares about how her and Tina almost died. When she goes to check on Tina, Louise gets the reassurance that she needs to ease the guilt she's feeling.

Based on a piece of art I fell in love with by duckmine on Tumblr. Tina is leaving for college, and Louise already misses her. It's up to Tina, who's never been the best at feelings, to assuage Louise's worries on her last night at Wonder Wharf before heading to college.

Louise and Tina have a very interesting conversation before dinner, with Louise giving Tina some advice on her relationship with Jimmy Jr. and Zeke. My first Bob's Burgers fanfiction in years, I hope you enjoy it.

JimmyxBob. Lemon.

Teddy has trouble on the toilet.

SPOILERS FROM THE MOVIE. "You remind me of my mom Louise, and with the hat it's kind of like you two have met. I keep forgetting that you never did." After the Belchers saved the Wharf, Louise asked Bob how she reminded him of her grandmother. Bob has never really talked to the kids about his mother, until now.

BooBoo always dreamed of having a normal life, so he decided to disguise himself and enroll in a public high school. Louise is going through a messy breakup, and trying to heal herself. When they both meet, BooBoo realizes that he has more to lose than a life of anonymity, and Louise realizes that her heart has different plans for her. UPDATED WEEKLY

Louise uses her new curves to tease. Artwork by VS.

The cab pulled up to an iron archway that read “Welcome to Ocean Avenue”. So much had changed, yet he felt like he had never left. It was intimidating coming back home after being away for nearly ten years. So many question raced through his mind. Would anyone recognize him? What compelled him to come home? And who did that little green Yamaha belong to?

ain't Miss debating from Jimmy Jr's point of view

Spoilers for "The Plight Before Christmas" and "Show Mama From the Gave." A boring afternoon at the library takes an interesting turn when Louise decides to look up her deceased grandmother. When she decides to honor her grandmother's legacy. She is not expecting the serious poem she wrote to be selected. Much less for it to impact her the way it did.

[Oneshot - T for swearing/making out] It was going to be one of those nights, evidently. One of those nights where, if Millie looked close enough, she could see Louise fighting off those pesky teenage emotions of hers behind her eyes. Millie sipped her pent-up pubescent outbursts like fresh lemonade. [AKA Millie and Louise being dysfunctional teenage lesbians for almost 2k words]

Tragedy strikes the Belcher's when the children are hit by a hit and run driver. Tina and Gene walk away with minor injuries but Louise. Louise took the brunt of the hit to protect her siblings. Her injuries are non survivable. Adding insult to injury Bob is grieving his mom extra hard and ends up saying some horrible things to his daughter. Just before the accident.

"Daddy" was Louise's first word. It was also her last. Alternate version of my story "A Cry in the Park."

Set a few months after the movie and immediately after the episode "Apple Gorchard but not Gory." Spoilers for both. Rudy deals with nightmares and fears losing his best friend. Louise deals with her own fears.

It's late at night when Teddy's just trying to sleep. He's feeling lonely and missing his abusive Ex wife Denise. He starts to ruminate and question himself as a person.

Bob has been having a rough month, the restaurant is struggling and he is stressing. At least he can always count on his family for being there.

A family emergency forces Louise to attend Chloe Barbash's sleepover. Louise is miserable and resents being forced to attend. Until she is able to save Jessica from an embarrassing incident.

Set a few weeks after the movie. Bob takes Louise for ice cream and tells her another part of the hat story. The story of how Louise's hat saved Bob's from a gruesome demise.

Years later Louise is married to Rudy, but not after some challenges. Firstly Rudy was briefly married to Chloe Barbash. Resulting a baby girl named Ruby. Whom Louise adores. Between health crises and day to day life. The family endures a lot. Until Louise's pregnancy. Causes Ruby to revisit a long forgotten question? Why did her own mother leave her?

A mini-sequel to my one-shot "Birthday Present". Four years later and Rudy get's Louise a special present

After failing a school inspection and putting his job in jeopardy, Phillip Frond has a breakdown. Faced with the prospect of someone even worse, it's up to the Belcher kids to inspire him in their own unique ways.

At nine years old, Louise Belcher is convinced the worst thing in life are school, her restaurant work, and the rest of the family's affinity for a certain sappy nineties movie. Little does she know that an unimaginable tragedy is about to strike her community. One that will forever bind her in a tragic way to the main character of her current least favorite movie.