When Linda bumps her head on the restaurant counter, Teddy is quick to claim she has psychic gifts after she predicts some events. The kids jump in, but Bob remains skeptical.
Louise tries to get rich quick by betting on horses, and pulls Teddy in to make the kids’ bet. But it’s Linda that hits a winner when she calls in a tip to the police that helps them find the missing Dizzy Dog statue. But when her predictions backfire, she realizes her “gift” is no more than common sense. The news is especially bad for Sgt. Bosco, who roped Linda in to a case he needed solving: finding the Little Boy Bandit.
Bob heads to the track to rescue the kids, only to find the Bandit is one of the jockeys. Bosco keeps his job, Linda is redeemed, and Bob ends up falling down the stairs.
Before we get to the Burger of the Day, let’s get to the episode rundown:
Episode number: S04E16
Next-door neighbor: Napoleon’s Complexion: Skin Care for Little People
Vermin Vendor: Curiosity Killed the Rat
Burger of the Day: Sympathy for the Deviled Egg
Review
The Sympathy for the Deviled Egg Burger is an 80/20 burger patty topped with egg salad and a side of lettuce (we rolled with spinach). With brioche hugging both ends, this is a wonderfully warm and cozy burger.
The egg salad is really good. It truly does taste like deviled eggs, which goes a long way in this one since there are no other sides/toppings that really add flavor.
But similar to other burgers, this one is really tasty, but super filling. It was hard to find enough stomach space for it all. The resulting food baby also wasn’t the most comfortable, resulting in a tasty, yet one-time-only, burger for the Careys.
Funniest bit about this burger: In the episode, the burger is actually a continuity error. During the scene with Linda and Bob watching the news — when we see the Deviled Egg Burger on the Burger of the Day sign — it actually switches back to the previous Burger of the Day when the camera angle changes.
Grade (out of 5)
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