Ep 11. Drumforgiven

Bob's Burgers season 10 episode 11, Drumforgiven, follows the Belcher family as they attend a drumming festival in hopes of having a relaxing and fun weekend. However, things take a wild turn when they discover that the festival is being held on a Native American burial ground and the spirits are not happy with all the noise.

Bob and Linda bring their children to the festival to bond with them and enjoy some quality family time. It's not long before they realize that the festival is a lot louder than they thought it would be. The family tries to enjoy the music, but they struggle with the loud and constant beating of the drums.

As the day goes on, the family discovers that the festival is being held on top of a Native American burial ground. They learn that the spirits are not happy with all the noise and that they need to do something to appease them. They decide to apologize to the spirits and do what they can to make up for the disturbance.

The family is given a task to accomplish by a Native American woman they encounter. They are told to find a rare, sacred drum that was taken from the tribe many years ago. The woman believes that if they can find the drum and return it to the tribe, the spirits will be appeased and the festival can continue without any further issues.

Bob and the kids set out to find the drum, encountering many obstacles along the way. They must navigate through dense woods and avoid various dangerous animals. Meanwhile, Linda stays behind to try and connect with the Native American tribe, hoping that she can learn more about their culture and gain insight into what they can do to make things right.

As the family faces difficult challenges, they begin to understand the importance of respecting other cultures and beliefs. They also learn the value of teamwork and determination as they work together to accomplish their goal.

Despite the obstacles that stand in their way, the family manages to find the sacred drum and return it to the tribe. They are thanked for their help and are offered a newfound respect and appreciation for Native American culture.

In the end, the spirits are appeased and the festival continues on without any further issues. The Belcher family has a newfound understanding and respect for Native American culture and they leave the festival with a sense of fulfillment and unity.