Honestly, trying to track down exactly where to watch Bob’s Burgers feels a bit like Bob trying to pay his rent on time—stressful, slightly chaotic, and involving a lot of moving parts. We’ve all been there. You just want to see Gene in a burger suit or hear Linda’s enthusiastic "Alriiiiight!" but instead, you’re staring at a "content not available in your region" screen.
The good news is that as of 2026, the Belchers aren't going anywhere. In fact, they recently signed a massive "mega deal" that keeps the grill hot through at least 2029.
But where you actually click "play" depends entirely on where you’re sitting and whether you’re okay with ads.
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Where Can You Watch Bob's Burgers Right Now?
If you are in the United States, your primary home for the show is Hulu. It’s basically the unofficial headquarters for the series. They have every single season—from the 2011 premiere "Human Flesh" all the way up to the current Season 16 and beyond.
If you like the "new car smell" of fresh episodes, Hulu drops them the day after they air on Fox. So, when a new episode hits the airwaves on Sunday night, you can roll out of bed on Monday morning and watch it with your coffee.
The Disney Plus Factor
Things got a little confusing when Disney bought 20th Century Fox. Now, if you have the Disney Bundle, you can actually watch Bob’s Burgers directly inside the Disney+ app via the Hulu integration. It’s convenient, sure, but it’s still essentially Hulu's library you're tapping into.
Outside the US? The story changes. In the UK, Canada, Australia, and most of Europe, Disney+ is the exclusive home under the "Star" banner. You don't need a separate Hulu subscription; it’s all just tucked in there with Marvel and Star Wars.
Watching for Free (Legally)
Look, "free" is a strong word in the streaming era. You aren't going to find the whole library on a free service like Tubi or Pluto TV. However, if you have a digital antenna or a basic cable package, Adult Swim still runs marathons of older seasons almost every night. It’s the classic way to watch: whatever episode happens to be on is the one you’re watching.
Sometimes Fox.com or the Fox app will host the most recent three or four episodes for free, but they usually require a TV provider login after a certain "preview" period.
The Physical vs. Digital Ownership Debate
Some people—and honestly, I don't blame them—are tired of shows jumping between platforms. If you want to own the show so nobody can ever take it away from you, you have a few options:
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- Google Play & Apple TV: You can buy individual seasons (usually around $25) or the massive bundles.
- Vudu (Fandango at Home): They often have sales on 10-season bundles that are actually a steal if you catch them at the right time.
- DVDs: Yes, they still exist. While the later seasons are often "manufactured on demand" (meaning they don't always have the fancy 2011-era box art), you can still find them on Amazon or eBay.
What About the Movie?
Don't forget The Bob's Burgers Movie. After a weird period where it hopped over to HBO Max for a bit, it is now back "home." In the US, it's on Hulu and Disney+. Internationally, it’s on Disney+. It’s the perfect bridge between Seasons 12 and 13, though honestly, you can watch it anytime and it still hits the spot.
Actionable Next Steps:
- Check your bundles: If you already pay for Disney+, check if you have the "Hulu included" version before paying for a separate subscription.
- Set a "Price Drop" alert: Use a site like CheapCharts if you want to buy the series on Apple TV; it frequently drops from $100 to $60 for the multi-season bundles.
- DVR the reruns: If you have YouTube TV or FuboTV, set Bob’s Burgers to "Record All." Because it airs so often on local syndication and Adult Swim, you’ll have a massive library of "free" episodes stored in your cloud DVR within a month.