The 'Can We Fix It?' meme is derived from the hit British children's animated series Bob the Builder, which premiered in 1998. The show's titular character, Bob, famously asks his team of construction vehicles, 'Can we fix it?' to which they enthusiastically respond, 'Yes we can!' While the original intent was to teach teamwork and problem-solving, the internet has repurposed the phrase for everything from political slogans—most notably Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign—to sarcastic commentary on impossible situations. Today, it is widely used to highlight DIY disasters, software bugs, or systemic issues where the answer 'Yes we can!' is either inspiringly hopeful or hilariously delusional.