Gus/Story

==Story==
===Season 4===
===="Seaplane!"====
In "Seaplane!", Gus is at the jetty where Linda Belcher meets Kurt Enerny for her seaplane flying lesson as he presumably has a job there. He tells Linda he is not the flying instructor as he is too old, but offers his services as a father figure. He is again seen assisting Kurt in "Live and Let Fly".
===Season 5===
===="Speakeasy Rider"====
Gus appears again in "Speakeasy Rider," this time he is working as a flag waver at the go-kart races. Throughout the episode, he teaches Gene Belcher his trade, which he calls "Gussin'."
===Season 8===
===="Boywatch"====
In "Boywatch," Gus appears while Tina Belcher is contemplating quitting the junior lifeguards and convinces her to stay despite aiming to convince her to quit after she admits to only wanting to be around shirtless boys.
===Season 9===
===="The Taking of Funtime One Two Three"====
Gus appears briefly in "The Taking of Funtime One Two Three" when he witnesses Louise winning the Wheely Mammoth at Wonder Wharf.
===="Every Which Way but Goose"====
In "Every Which Way but Goose," Gus informs Tina about how geese can be clingy and form attachments to other birds or people after he notices Bruce the Goose hanging around her.
===Season 10===
===Season 11===
===="Heartbreak Hotel-oween"====
In "Heartbreak Hotel-oween," he attends Dolores' annual conjuring at the hotel and hopes to make a match with her.
===="Yachty or Nice"====
In "Yachty or Nice," he helps the Belcher children get on the Santa Schooner, making him their getaway driver.
===Season 12===
===="Seven-tween Again"====
In "Seven-tween Again," Gene pretends that Gus is his father to get him signed out of kids club sessions.
===Season 13===
===="Comet-y of Errors"====
In “Comet-y of Errors,” Gus allows Bob and Teddy to look through his telescope to see the comet, however Teddy has some difficulties using it and knocks a piece off, accidentally blinding Gus, Bob, and Edith & Harold Cranwinkle while trying to find it.
Category:Character stories