Here are 25 twisted facts about Bob’s Burgers that will surprise you! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Let’s stop by Bob’s Burgers, the funniest cartoon sitcom on television today. Bob, Linda, Tina, Louise and Gene Belcher have entered the pop culture lexicon and their burger joint is a one-stop shop for funny. Join ScreenRant as we go through 25 of the most surprising facts about Bob’s Burgers that even some of the biggest fans may not know.

We’re going to go through the fact that it takes a great amount of time to make an episode, that Tina was originally a man named Dan – the Belchers oldest son, that the comic books are written and illustrated by the team from the show, that Ollie and Andy Pesto are voices by real life sisters, that there is a real Bob’s Burgers restaurant, that the opening credits change every time, and that the Belchers were originally cannibals who cooked their burgers Sweeney Todd-style. We’ll also dig into the crossovers with Archer, the Simpsons and Family Guy; and connections to Parks and Rec, the Marx Brothers, Jaws, and Gilligan’s Island. Plus, who can forget a certain character’s love for Paul Rudd? Additionally, we’ll explore that time Michael Madsen appeared as Kevin Costner and the secrets behind the ever-changing Burger of the Day and the opening credits. We’ll go over some crazy theories revolving around Bob and his family, including the fact that it’s set in a familiar state. Last but not least, we’ll get to the live readings, the special voices and the declaration from the showrunner saying there shall be no spinoffs.

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Step inside the pitch meeting that led to The Hunger Games! Subscribe for more Pitch Meetings: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

The Hunger Games was a massive hit when it came out in 2012, right when the “young adult” genre of movies based on book series was going strong. The movie helped shoot Jennifer Lawrence to superstardom and introduced us to the world of Panem and their crazy Hunger Games Battle Royale ritual. The film definitely raises some questions though. Like what’s up with that “lucky” mockingjay pin? Why doesn’t anyone look hungry? What’s up with Peeta’s makeup skills; what kinds of cakes was he making in that bakery? How did Haymitch instantly get over his alcoholism? Why did they divide this into four movies?

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the pitch meeting that led to The Hunger Games! It’s super easy, barely an inconvenience!

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Here’s who we think will be the first characters to transition from Fox to Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe! Subscribe to Screen Rant: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Disney’s recent acquisition of Fox comes with an exciting consequence – the Marvel characters formerly limited to appearances in the X-Men and Fantastic Four movies are now fair game for use in the Marvel Cinematic Universe!

That leaves Marvel Studios with an enviable problem: which of those heroes, villains, mutants, aliens and cosmic entities do they introduce to their enormously popular comic book movie franchise first?

Well, based on character popularity, ease of integration and a variety of other logical factors, we think we can make an educated guess or two!

So, in this video, we’ll be taking a look at the former Fox characters who we believe will appear first in the MCU!

The characters we believe are in contention to be the first to make an appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe are; Professor X, Magneto, Apocalypse, the Fantastic Four, Doctor Doom, Kang the Conqueror, Galactus, the Silver Surfer (or, possibly, other Heralds of Galactus) and Deadpool.

But, of course, there were hundreds of characters Marvel Studios couldn’t previously use in their movies because Fox had the rights to them – so we’d love to hear from you regarding who YOU think might be the first ones to appear in Marvel’s flagship movie franchise. Do you think it’ll be someone we haven’t mentioned or thought of?

With that in mind, we hope you enjoy the video! Please leave a comment letting us know what you thought about it. And don’t forget to subscribe to Screen Rant’s YouTube channel, so you never miss our great new video uploads in the future.

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Behind many CGI characters is an actor in a ridiculous suit! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Throughout the history of Hollywood, some of our greatest performers and actors never actually get to see their face in front of the camera. Whether it’s Boris Karloff dressed a Frankstein, Jim Hanson hiding behind a Kermit puppet, or Doug Jones dressed to the nines in an intricate outfit, these performers don’t get enough credit for the work they do.

And in today’s modern-day filmmaking, a lot of those practical designs have been replaced with digital motion capture suits. These actors are still on-set — typically wearing large one piece outfits, only to have their whole body erased and replaced with a digital character. With so many movies relying on CG characters and effects, it’s easy for a lot of actors to do just the voices and have everything else done digitally. While actor Alan Tudky is known for his iconic voice in roles for projects like “American Dad”, “Young Justice” and “Frozen”, Tudky also has donned the motion-capture suit on multiple occasions and performed the physical work as well.

One of his most infamous roles may be in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. For the film, Tudky played K-2SO, a tall droid with plenty of personality. The droid could have easily been all CG or featured an enclosed actor like Anthony Daniels in the role of C-3PO, but Tudky donned a motion capture suit and some short stilts to help bring the droid to life and make him feel like a living character on-screen. Because of the motion capture, we are able to feel the presence of the character, especially when it interacts with others — including the improvised slap across the face of Cassian.

Well, today we’re taking a little peek behind the curtain to reveal some of the great actors behind famous CGI characters and give a little insight into the hard work that goes into each performance.

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