Season 1 · Episode 5
Bob's Burgers
Linda and the kids stage a murder mystery that doesn't go as planned.

A fixed idiomatic expression meaning to make a blunder, often a social one. 'Pata' (paw/foot) is not used literally here. Very common across Latin American Spanish in casual conversation.
Used as a command or suggestion to relax and not overreact. While 'calma' means calm, this fixed phrase functions as a set expression for telling someone to de-escalate emotionally.
In everyday Spanish 'golpe' means a hit or blow, but in criminal slang it means a heist or robbery. This secondary meaning is not derivable from the standard definition and is the source of wordplay in the episode.
A softened exclamation used widely in Latin American Spanish. It carries mild surprise, mild frustration, or exasperation. Very common in everyday speech across generations and appropriate in mixed or family company.
Literally 'to throw sparks.' Used to describe intense romantic or dramatic chemistry between people, especially in performance or romantic contexts. The meaning is not recoverable from the individual words alone.
Literally 'fat fish.' Refers to someone with power, money, or authority. The image of a large fish is used idiomatically to mean an important or wealthy person, not deducible from the words alone.