Season 1 · Episode 12
Bob's Burgers
After the town's annual Lobsterfest is cancelled by a storm, Bob defiantly opens his doors for a festive celebration. When he wakes the next morning, Bob finds the restaurant in disarray and that the town has spurned him, but Bob won't let that deter him from further involvement in the celebratory weekend.

A fixed idiomatic phrase. 'Espina' literally means thorn or fishbone. The phrase expresses an intuitive sense of unease or foreboding that is not based on concrete evidence.
A fixed figurative phrase. 'Manojo' means bundle or bunch. The full expression describes someone visibly and intensely anxious. Very common in everyday Latin American Spanish speech.
Common informal adjective describing someone who is irritable and complains frequently. Used affectionately or teasingly between people who know each other well.
Literally 'little powder keg.' Used informally to describe someone who is energetic to the point of being hard to handle, either in personality or intensity. Can be affectionate or a mild warning.
A playful, impulsive expression suggesting a reckless physical test. The humor comes from the literal idea of something exploding being treated casually.
Though each word is familiar, the phrase is used in Latin American Spanish as a fixed expression of reciprocity. In context it can carry an ironic or humorous tone depending on delivery.