Barber Westchester is a film within a larger series, “The Blindfold.”

Peppers is currently working on the concluding film related to this series, The Cone Layer, slated for a 2026 or 2027 release. You can support the upcoming feature by joining her Patreon or purchasing a bundle of the previously completed works on Gumroad, including the recently completed Take Off the Blindfold, Adjust Your Eyes, Look in the Mirror, See The Face Of Your Mother (2025) (see Goodbye Forever Party and The Final Exit of the Disciples of Ascensia). 

Although no one on the animation team has directly confirmed it, many viewers interpret Bob as bisexual. As noted in Emma Flint's 2021 Digital Spy article, “Bob's Burgers — Bob Belcher is actually bisexual (and always has been),” people have been examining the character’s sexuality for several years. The most notable instance of Bob talking about his sexuality occured in season 4 episode 5 "Turkey in a Can" in an exchange between Bob and a deli man.

Another family member, Gene, who frequently appears in drag, has also been discussed in terms of representation. In a 2016 Yahoo interview “'Bob's Burger's Creator Loren Bouchard Talks Holidays With the Belcher's, Gene's Feminism, and More Megan Mullaly“ Bouchard addressed Gene's possible gender fluidity in a way that allows for an open interpretation about the character.

There are, however, several canonically queer characters in the film, including Marshmallow, who appears in the end credits dance scene. Originally voiced by David Herman, a cisgender actor, Marshmallow was recast in 2023. Bouchard announced the change in a response on X stating that activist and model Jari Jones would voice the role. Jones officially started portraying the character in the season 14 episode 1 "Fight at the Not Okay Chore-ral."

Another queer character who appears in the film is Little King Trashmouth. His sexuality was first mentioned when Linda talks about him in season 3, episode 17 "Two for Tina." Little King Trashmouth (and sometimes with his husband, Gary) has appeared in the annual Bob’s Burgers Pride merchandise, particularly in the 2021 and 2023 collections.

Brunhilde is arguably one of Bugs Bunny’s most recognizable disguises, appearing on things like postage stamps to a skin option in the online game MultiVersus.

Originally intended to have a festival run in 2022, the film faced a setback when, before a midnight screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Drew received a letter from Warner Bros. Discovery. The letter impacted the film's release, as the Wired article "The Best Queer Batman Parody You Almost Never Saw" by Angela Watercutter notes how multiple news outlets misreported it as a much more serious cease-and-desist letter. As a result, the film faced difficulty obtaining a distributor, and led to a period of secret, theatrical screenings.

In 2024, the film gained a distributor, Altered Innocence, and received a larger, limited theatrical run, concluding with both streaming and physical media releases.

Originally created by ND Stevenson as a webcomic and later released as a graphic novel, the film adaptation has quite the rocky history in terms of completion and release. In the CBR article by Lisa Laman, Fox and Blue Sky purchased the film adaptation rights in June 2015, and work commenced until Disney announced they were shutting down Blue Sky in February 2021. A writer for The Hollywood Reporter, Borys Kit tweeted on February 9, 2021, that “Blue Sky was in the middle [of] production of NIMONA, adapting the Noelle Stephenson GN. Sources tell me the movie is about 75% complete. Could someone step in to acquire it and finish it?” Fortunately, the movie was able to be shopped. On April 11, 2022 as detailed by Entertainment Weekly, “Netflix saves Nimona after Disney scrapped LGBTQ-friendly animated film” production resumed for Nimona with DNEG Animation and would be released by Annapurna Pictures on Netflix in 2023. The film was released on Netflix on June 30th 2023.

When Nimona takes on a human form, while she often presents as female and uses she/her pronouns, she is not cis woman but rather her identity is the form she is currently in. For instance, after Nimona transforms into a shark, they state “But I’m not a girl. I’m a shark.” During the end credits before Chloë Grace Moretz’s name appears there is an image of Nimona and text that reads “I’m a lot of things” with the word girl crossed out. While Nimona does not state she is transgender, I have included this descriptor because not only are the trans flag colors included during the end credits, but Nimona’s views on her identity is one which can be identifiable for people who fall under the transgender umbrella.