Eugene Mirman is speaking out. In his first statement since the terrifying near-fatal car crash, the “Bob’s Burgers” star shared a heartfelt message filled with gratitude, humor, and relief. His statement comes after he survived a frightening accident in Bedford, New Hampshire. On 1st April, TMZ reported that the actor and comedian, best known for voicing Gene Belcher on the animated series, was pulled from his electric vehicle after it crashed into a toll booth and caught fire, authorities said. Mirman, 51, was taken to a nearby hospital with serious injuries, though officials confirmed they were not life-threatening.
Just two days after news of his fiery car crash spread across social media, he is breaking his silence with an emotional message, thanking the rescuers and hospital staff who helped save his life and guide his recovery.
Eugene Mirman Thanks Fans for Support After Crash
Eugene Mirman opened his message with a warm greeting, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support he received following the crash.
“Hello everyone! Thank you so much for all the well wishes, love, and kind messages from friends and strangers.”
Mirman went on to thank those who helped save his life and cared for him in the aftermath of the accident.
“I am extraordinarily thankful to the heroic people that pulled me from the car and to the warm, kind and talented staff at the hospital that cared for me and got me on the mend!”
Offering a reassuring update, Mirman shared that he is recovering and feeling grateful despite the ordeal.
“I am thankful beyond words to be here and doing relatively alright, all things considered. I don’t have my phone, so haven’t been online much.”
Eugene Mirman Adds Humor While Sending Love to Fans
Staying true to his voice, Mirman added a touch of humor while acknowledging messages from friends, before ending on a heartfelt note.
“I do not recommend my method of decreasing screen-time. If you’re a friend who sent a kind, loving message, you should know that it was hard to not respond with, “I’d love to be on your podcast.” I love you all and please take care of yourselves, Eugene.”
911 Audio Reveals Alarming Moments After Crash
Just two days after news first broke of the crash, new details have shed light on the severity of the incident.
Dispatch audio obtained by TMZ captured the urgent response as first responders arrived at the scene in Bedford, New Hampshire.
“Motor vehicle that struck the toll is on fire … update, one caller reporting one male out of the vehicle was incoherent and got in the back of a truck,” a responder said in the call.
Another update revealed that a bystander who rushed in to help suffered an injury during the rescue.
A “bystander who got involved cut his hand” and was receiving “medical treatment” at the scene, responders added.
Amid the devastating ordeal, his humor remains intact, reflecting both his resilience and his courageous path toward recovery.
