From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Bob
Race:	Human
Home Planet:	Earth
Home Era:	2013
Appearances:	NSA: Autonomy

Bob was an maintenance worker at the Hyperville complex he noticed Beta-4 an Auton in the restricted area. He and Jeff his co worker tried to get the Auton to stop but it killed them. (NSA: Autonomy)

From Muppet Wiki

Bob Johnson is a music teacher who lives on Sesame Street.^[1] He has been on Sesame Street since the premiere episode. His many songs on the show include "The People in Your Neighborhood," "Believe in Yourself" and "I've Got Two". An affable and low-keyed fellow, Bob was introduced as Gordon and Susan's neighbor, and had a close, semi-romantic friendship with Linda for many years (having previously resisted the advances of Molly the Mail Lady).

While Gordon and Susan (and to some extent, Maria and Luis) function largely as surrogate parents to the Muppet characters, Bob is more of a surrogate teacher, seldom assuming a disciplinary role. He lives in an apartment above Hooper's Store. Known relatives include Uncle Wally and his deaf niece named Samara. His birthday is August 15. Occasionally, Oscar the Grouch makes a point of addressing him as "bright eyes", sort of like him calling Maria "skinny". Although Bob is still a regular on the show, his appearances have been limited for the past several seasons. This is largely due to the fact that only 26 episodes are produced per season.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 Movies 1.2 TV Specials Appearances 1.3 Direct-to-Video 2 Book appearances 3 See also 4 Footnotes

Appearances

Movies

• Follow That Bird
• The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland

TV Specials Appearances

• Big Bird's Birthday or Let Me Eat Cake
• Christmas Eve on Sesame Street
• Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame Street at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Sesame Street, Special
• Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting
• Elmopalooza
• Elmo Saves Christmas
• The Street We Live On

Direct-to-Video

• Sing-Along
• What's the Name of That Song?

Book appearances

• The Sesame Street ABC Storybook (1974)
• Big Bird's Busy Book (1975)
• Frazzle's Fantastic Day (1980)
• The Count Counts a Party (1980)
• I'll Miss You, Mr. Hooper (1984)
• It's Not Fair! (1985)

See also

• Other characters named Bob

Footnotes

1. ↑ Bob has also been a shop teacher, as mentioned by Gordon in episode 0001, when they were hanging a picture in Gordon and Susan's apartment.

From The Vault

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Bob can refer to:

• Iguana Bob
• Bob the Pre-owned Cars Salesman
• Whiskey Bob
• Saltbeef Bob
• Bob, the tree on Harold's head (although he likes to joke that his name is Herbert)
• Bob, the son of Dave of the Republic of Dave.
• Bob, the recruit in Fallout Tactics
• Bob, a raider in the One Man, and a Crate of Puppets comic

From Grand Theft Wiki

You may be looking for Curly Bob, Nurse Bob, Crazy Bob or Cousin Bob.

Bob is an employee of the Vice City Police Department. He is mentioned on the official Grand Theft Auto: Vice City website, when accessing criminal records.

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From Lostpedia

Robert may refer to:

• Robert, Danielle's husband from the science expedition
• Robert J. Anderson, Jr., production sound mixer
• Robert Dahey, guest actor (Poor Man)
• Robert Florio, mobisode editor
• Robert Frederick, guest actor (Jeff)
• Robert Greygrass, Lost Experience actor (Thomas Mittelwerk)
• Robert "Bob" Iger, CEO of Disney
• Robert Mandel, director
• Robert Montjoy, creator of Lost Rhapsody
• Robert Reed Altman, camera operator
• Robert S. Miller, president of Hyperion Books
• Robert Palmer, singer in Addicted to Lost
• Robert Patrick, guest actor (Hibbs)
• Robert D. West, unseen character referenced in ABC's Oceanic-Air website
• Roberto Certomà, Italian language voice actor
• Roberto Cuenca Rodriguez Jr., Spanish language voice actor
• Roberto Mendiola, Spanish language voice actor

Roberta may refer to:

• Roberta Paladini, Italian language voice actor
• Roberta Greganti, Italian language voice actor

Rob may refer to:

• Rob Dougan, trip hop artist whose song was sometimes featured by DJ Dan
• Rob Hamill, doctor in "Beyond the Looking Glass"
• Rob Kyker, property manager
• Rob McElhenney, guest actor (Aldo)
• Rob Morrow, a clue from The Lost Experience (1, 2)
• Rob, an alias once used by Speaker on a caption featuring Rachel Blake: "Stalking my soon-to-be concubine, by Rob"

Bob may refer to:

• Bob "BJ" Jones, unseen character from ABC website
• Bob's Big Boy, filming location
• Bob Iger, CEO of Disney
• Bob Lloyd, visual effects compositor
• Bobby, flashback character
• Bobby Roth, director

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Bob may refer to one of these separate beings:

• Bob the Jagex Cat, the enigmatic black cat.
• Evil Bob, the evil doppelgänger of Bob the Jagex Cat. He whisks players away to ScapeRune during the Prison Pete and Evil Bob's Island random events.
• Bob (smith), the hatchet seller in Lumbridge.
• Bob Sinclair, one of the Sinclair siblings.
• Bob Barter, the Herblore Market Price Guide in the Grand Exchange.
• A Beast of Burden (often abbreviated to BoB), a type of Summoning familiar.
• Bob (guard), a Falador guardsman seen during the Garden of Tranquility quest.
• Bob, a member of the Flash Mob seen during the Enlightened Journey quest.

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CHARACTER
"Bob"
"Bob" in 2376.
Actor:	Robert Picardo
Species:	hologram
Gender:	male
Hair:	black (balding)
Eyes:	blue
Affiliation:	United Federation of Planets
Assignment(s):	doctor
Stationed:	USS Daedalus-A
Occupation:	Emergency Medical Hologram
Insignia:

"Bob" was an Mark I Emergency Medical Hologram that was programmed by Starfleet in the early 2370s. (Star Trek: Daedalus)

Origins

In late 2375, Bob was accidentally installed aboard the Galaxy-class USS Daedalus instead of a Mark III, and was immediately replaced when the flaw was discovered. When Daedalus CMO, James Maxwell, asked what would become of the Mark I's program, he was told that it would be sent to mine dilithium along with hundreds of other Mark I's.

Seeing the hologram's fate as barbaric, Maxwell demanded that the Mark I be reinstalled and allowed to fulfill his designated purpose, a decision backed by Captain Janice Stenton. From that point on, the Mark I functioned as an excellent back-up to Maxwell's medical team, and Maxwell would often assign him to research projects. As the Mark I became a functioning member of the Daedalus's crew, he decided that he needed a name, although he couldn't initially think of one. It was only on a suggestion of Christopher Mackenzie that he chose the name "Bob". ("Enlightenment")

Adaptations

After reading about the exploits of the USS Voyager EMH in the Delta Quadrant, Bob decided that he wanted to have more freedom and responsibilities aboard ship. Reluctantly, Mackenzie agreed and approved a plan for science officer Jikra Lar and chief engineer Alison Hughes to work on expanded his programming so that he could also function as an engineer and bridge officer. Unfortunately, the project hit several snags when the new protocols and subroutines were introduced into Bob's programming, including near fatal degradation in his program. ("Virtual Insanity")

Bob's program was nearly lost in late 2379 when the Daedalus began to destroy itself. Thankfully, his program was downloaded and rescued by Maxwell, and he was later incorporated into the sickbay systems aboard the Luna-class USS Daedalus-A. ("The Light of Day")

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Bob was a male Human stormtrooper. He was friends with Kjazhed-Uhl

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Appearances

• Lunch Break

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Bob may refer to:

• Bob, the stormtrooper
• Bob Robin, VorxNews staff member
• Bob Shinmertarpi, Jedi Knight

See also

• Bob at Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki

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From TibiaWiki

Brotherhood of Bones (BoB) was a secret society of necromancers and followers of purest evil led by Goshnar. They were vanquished long ago by their arch-enemies, the Nightmare Knights.

The Brotherhood of Bones came to Darama fleeing some war on the continent. They corrupted the settlers of the Thaian colony with ease. That was the beginning of undead-city Drefia. When the Djinns destroyed the better part of the unholy town in their wrath, the Brotherhood hid underground.

Rank		Title
1		Maggot
2		Hyaena
3		Death Dealer
4		Dread Lord

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From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

Many flesh creatures are named Bob. Bob is also occasionally your uncle. Titans As a result, the term can refer to many things, including:

• Cousin Bob, the mechanic and cousin to Wendell.

• Bobby Bolivia, who is not your uncle, but you should consider him as such.

In the real world, there is also...

• Bob Budiansky, writer of many of the Marvel US Transformers comic books and most/all of the Generation One bios and Tech Specs.

• Bob Forward, story editor of the Beast Wars cartoon.

• Bob Harras, co-editor of G.I. Joe and the Transformers.

• Bob Joles, the voice actor who played X-Brawn on the Robots in Disguise cartoon.

• Bob Papenbrook, the voice actor who played Mega-Octane and Ruination on the Robots in Disguise cartoon.

• Bob Prupis, an original member of the Transformers marketing team.

• Bob Skir, story editor of the Beast Machines cartoon.

• Bob Stephenson, character actor who played the poor dope carrying the Xbox 360 robot in the live-action movie.

Bob should not be confused with:

• Boba Fett, bounty hunter from Star Wars.

• Robert Foxworth, actor who does not go by "Bob".

From Yu-Gi-Oh!

For other characters named "Bob", see Bob (disambiguation).

Bob
Kanji	ボブ
Rōmaji	Bobu
English	Bob
Debut (Anime)	Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 067
Appears in	Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
Gender	Male
Seiyū (Japanese)	Kyouko Chikiri

Bob is a student at the New Domino City Duel Academy.

Biography

He appears on this second season as one of the many student of this Academy. He hangs around the twins Leo and Luna as well as with Patty, and Dexter who also are in here.

Bob was going to be expelled from the Duel Academy by the teacher Rudolph Heitmann until Yusei Fudo challenged the teacher to a duel to prevent this.

Deck

The only known card belonging to him is "Flamvell Guard".

He probaly uses a Flamvell Deck.