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*[[Bob (Lisa's Adventures in Wordland)]]; one of the backwordsmen that lives in [[Wordland]]. | *[[Bob (Lisa's Adventures in Wordland)]]; one of the backwordsmen that lives in [[Wordland]]. | ||
*[[Jim, Steve, Jon, and Bob|Bob (Radioactive Man, Man of Radioactivity)]]; one of [[Dr. Crab]]'s henchmen. | *[[Jim, Steve, Jon, and Bob|Bob (Radioactive Man, Man of Radioactivity)]]; one of [[Dr. Crab]]'s henchmen. | ||
| − | *[[Bob (Woo- | + | *[[Bob (Woo-Hoo Dunnit?)]]; a producer for ''[[Dateline: Springfield]]''. |
*[[Bob Arnold]]; former congressman for [[Springfield's state]]. | *[[Bob Arnold]]; former congressman for [[Springfield's state]]. | ||
*[[Bob Balaban (character)]]; actor, author, and director. | *[[Bob Balaban (character)]]; actor, author, and director. | ||
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- See also: Robert.
Bob may refer to:
Characters[edit]
- Sideshow Bob; Krusty's former sidekick and Bart's nemesis.
- Bob (Battle of the Boy-Bands!); singer and a member of the band N'Style.
- Bob the Drag Queen (character); American drag queen.
- Bob (Lisa's Adventures in Wordland); one of the backwordsmen that lives in Wordland.
- Bob (Radioactive Man, Man of Radioactivity); one of Dr. Crab's henchmen.
- Bob (Woo-Hoo Dunnit?); a producer for Dateline: Springfield.
- Bob Arnold; former congressman for Springfield's state.
- Bob Balaban (character); actor, author, and director.
- Bob Barker; American game show host.
- Bob Beamon; an athlete.
- Bob Belcher; the husband in the series of Bob's Burgers.
- Bob Boilen (character); host of the radio show Mountain Trax.
- Bob Costas (character); sports commentator
- Bob Cratchett; a character from Mr. McGrew's Christmas Carol.
- Bob Cratchit; former employee of Burnseneezer Scrooge.
- Bob Denver (character); American actor.
- Bob Dole; candidate running against Bill Clinton for president.
- Bob Dylan; American singer-songwriter.
- Bob Fosse; American dancer, musical theatre choreographer, director, screenwriter, film director and actor.
- Bob Hope (character); a comedian.
- Bob Iger; media executive, film producer, author and businessman.
- Bob Johnson; former square dance teacher at Springfield Elementary School.
- Bob Kaufman; a psychiatrist.
- Bob Mosbacher; American businessman, accomplished yacht racer, and a Republican politician.
- Bob Newhart (character); American comedian.
- Bob Saget; stand-up comedian, actor and television host.
- Bob Seger (character); American musician.
- Bob Simpson; relative of the Simpson family.
- Robert "Bob" Terwilliger, Sr.; the father of Sideshow Bob.
- Bob Uecker (character); former baseball player.
- Boxcar Bob; a hobo boxer.
- Cowboy Bob; a RV salesman.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
- Bob the Drag Queen; drag queen and guest star.
- Bob Anderson; director and animator for The Simpsons.
- Bob Angelini; former color designer for The Simpsons.
- Bob Archibald; product support for The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man.
- Bob Arkwright; layout artist and storyboard artist for The Simpsons.
- Bob Badami; thanked by Hans Zimmer for the album The Simpsons Movie: The Music.
- Bob Bain; producer and writer for the special episode Springfield's Most Wanted.
- Bob Balaban; actor and guest star.
- Bob Beecher; music editor for The Simpsons.
- Bob Bendetson; writer and producer for The Simpsons.
- Bob Boilen; radio host and guest star.
- Bob Costas; Olympic presenter and guest star.
- Bob Dellas; received a special thanks in The Simpsons Cartoon Studio.
- Bob Denver; actor and guest star.
- Bob Eatmon; quality assurance tester for The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
- Bob Glaub; bassist for The Simpsons Sing the Blues.
- Bob Harris; wrote the theme song to Spider-Man, which "Spider-Pig" was based on.
- Bob Hile; sound recordist for The Simpsons.
- Bob Hope; comedian and guest star.
- Bob Joyce; singer for The Simpsons.
- Bob Kushell; writer and story editor for The Simpsons.
- Bob Lacivita; production mixer for The Simpsons.
- Bob Logan; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
- Bobby "Bob" Mackston; dialogue sound editor for The Simpsons.
- Bob Miller; storyboard artist and storyboard revisionist for The Simpsons.
- Bob Newhart; actor and guest star.
- Bob Newlan; sound mixer for "The Simpsons Guy".
- Bob O'Neill; received a thanks for the albums Songs in the Key of Springfield and Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons.
- Bob Odenkirk; actor and guest star.
- Bob Parks; graphic designer for Springfield's Most Wanted and "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular".
- Bob Seger; musician and guest star.
- Bob Simpson (Hit & Run); received a special thanks in The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
- Bob Smith; inker for Bongo Comics.
- Bob Summers; trumpeter for The Simpsons and The Simpsons: Testify.
- Bob Tomlinson; Braver Production dialogue recordist for The Simpsons Movie.
- Bob Tyler; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
- Bob Uecker; baseball player who was interviewed in the documentary Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson.
- Robert "Bob" Zaugh; director of operations at Bongo Comics Group.
Locations[edit]
- Bob's Big Buddha; Chinese restaurant.
- Bob's Big Poi; Hawaiian restaurant.
- Bob's Burgers (location); a burger restaurant owned by Bob Belcher.
- Bob's Hardware; a hardware store.
- Bob's RV Round-Up; RV shop.
Miscellaneous[edit]
- Bob (song); a song by Krusty.
- Bob's Burgers; an American adult animated television series.
