While first season was where they mostly tried to estabilish setting, and they played safe with episode structure. Season 2 was all about estabilishing characters and tone of series in general, and stories are all over the place.
@@loganthesaint Actually, by "all over the place" I meant that episode structure in season 2 is much more diverse than season 1. Season 1 was pretty much all about parodies of classic S-F tropes and Fry adapting to his new life and old/new job. In season 2 we still have that, but other themes and character arcs are introduced.
The first few seasons of Rick and Morty started strong, then just tried too hard. Imagine if they pushed Farnsworth to be the smartest guy ever but he's complicated because he had a wife at some point or something.
One of many reasons why I like Futurama. Just kept getting better and funnier ever since. Same deal with the equally underrated American Dad following it's first year.
All the bureaucrat jokes in Futurama are pure gold, the episode where they go to the central bureaucracy and Hermes sorts the enormous pile of canisters with a song and dance is probably my favorite in the series.
Fry failing to open the can and crying is one of my favourite futurama bits ever, and it's not uploaded on its own anywhere. Thanks for putting it in!!
6:32 the the look on her face and the way she just raised her hand to catch was hilarious. It's like she knew leela was going to do that after hearing about what the babies do.
How is Hermes allowed to say Star Trek? Isn't that entire show banned and forbidden to even talk about? In fact, how does Hermes even know what The Federation is? He has never seen Star Trek, all the episodes were hurled into space.
My girlfriend was just saying the same thing and I had never really noticed before. Maybe you can mention it at home safely, but not in public (like the video store)? Hermes is pretty smart, so maybe he just knows about Star Trek from reading about it 🤷🏻♂️
I love the implication that Amy is aware that this is an insecurity of Fry's, and that he's embarrassed about it enough to cover for him when it came up.
No it just straight up is Amy, she's talked about it when she came on a delivery or mission Fry's is just the joke, not a cover up and I doubt he cares enough to be insecure *or* relieved
I mean, of course I get the joke that fry is brainless, but what if the brain slug starved because of Fry's lack of alpha brain waves? Would be an interesting bit of retroactive lore
his lack of delta brain waves is also pretty much a joke on his stupidity so they are basically the same thing. but yeah i would agree that its pretty cool how those things line up whether intentionally or not
Well they did have everything planned from the get go, for example you can see nibbler's shadow in episode one so it is possible that fry's lack of the delta brain wave is exactly why it starved.
@@TheLinksOfficial the niblonians maybe but they made several star trek jokes casually before they did the star trek episode where it was outlawed to say anything about star trek
@@AsbestosMuffins sorry I'll rephrase that. Everything big planned obviously they still had to come up with all the various random episodes like that one but some major plot points were planned.
That joke when fry doesn't even remember the United Nations but of course remembers the federation from Star Trek is awesome! It just goes to show how so many people are like in real life actually. People often don't really have much knowledge of anything when it comes to politics at all, but then when it comes to important organizations that are within their fictional shows that they love to watch they pay very close attention to that. 😂
makes me wonder if the Voter Apathy Party is about not caring whether people vote for them, or if its just a party for people who dont know or care much about politics yet still want to vote.
The earlier seasons of Futurama were amazing. The first 3-4 episodes of Season 1 were awesome too, especially "I, Roommate." But Season 2 was my favorite. It had episodes like "A Bicyclops Built for Two," "The Deep South" (which I can really relate to because I grew up just north of Atlanta in Forsyth County and went to GSU in downtown Atlanta, so I know the city very well), and "Mother's Day" (my favorite episode of the season).
They did, and it was mostly crap, if I'm being honest. Other than the final episode-- which is one of the best in the series and a perfect finale-- the final "revived" seasons were the weakest of the series.
i think some of these were edited, i remember the flexo part being "we're both bending units" and it not showing Leela throwing Jir after he says "we eat our moms"
I used to believe that bs too when I was young/naive in school but after looking at the counter arguments and seeing the falsification of historical data I see the scam for what it is. I'd strongly recommend a channel on here called. Tony Heller
@@Matty18795 That's a lie actually about you being naive. If you'd actually stayed in school or paid attention... you would see Tony Heller doesn't understand what he sees and his simple background check proves he is unreliable source. Either you let the internet conspiracy take ahold of you or you are just not that smart and quite gullible.
Star Trek had been outlawed for over seven centuries. It had been outlawed for so long that nobody remembered it except Fry and a guy who is not an effect. So nobody remembered that it had been outlawed either.
@@davidwuhrer6704 Not true. The beginning of that episode starts with the main characters in a video store with Fry stating how great the first six Star Trek movies were, followed by everybody in the store getting startled and putting themselves on the ground like a shooter just came in, Leela stating the words “Star Trek” were forbidden, the police getting called, and Bender and the rest smuggling Fry out of there. I’d say they knew Star Trek was a forbidden property.
That is actually a very good question. Spock is in the head museum, but I highly doubt those living in the year 3000 know why. they probably never heard of the phrase, "live long and prosper" or know the hand gesture. Which is VERY VERY sad.
2:04 that's never not going to be funny. Especially considering what's going on in the world today with the highest temps ever in England, and WW3 right around the corner.
5:45 this show needs to be cancelled. saying that there's only one type of woman in this context is insensitive of the fact that gender and sexuality are spectrums. I can think of at least three types of women with pre-existing labels: women, trans women, and men. 🤦🏾♂
1:12 - 1:28 Ah, the nerd jokes hit the spot. 4:05 - 4:08 Oh Yeah, this is one of those ‘you might not notice it at first’ jokes. 5:10 - 5:13 Next time, think before you donate to a “homeless” person. They’re probably part of a crime ring, and playing you for a chump, like Zapp did with many.
"I choose to believe, WHAT I WAS PROGRAMMED TO BELIEVE!" such a classic and true line
While first season was where they mostly tried to estabilish setting, and they played safe with episode structure. Season 2 was all about estabilishing characters and tone of series in general, and stories are all over the place.
It’s because the people in charge never released the episodes in the right order
@@loganthesaint Actually, by "all over the place" I meant that episode structure in season 2 is much more diverse than season 1. Season 1 was pretty much all about parodies of classic S-F tropes and Fry adapting to his new life and old/new job. In season 2 we still have that, but other themes and character arcs are introduced.
The first few seasons of Rick and Morty started strong, then just tried too hard.
Imagine if they pushed Farnsworth to be the smartest guy ever but he's complicated because he had a wife at some point or something.
Wow, did you figured entertainment out all by yourself?
One of many reasons why I like Futurama. Just kept getting better and funnier ever since. Same deal with the equally underrated American Dad following it's first year.
All the bureaucrat jokes in Futurama are pure gold, the episode where they go to the central bureaucracy and Hermes sorts the enormous pile of canisters with a song and dance is probably my favorite in the series.
It's definitely mine. Just fantastic. Up there with "So Long And Thanks For All The Fish" 's musical number from the HHGTTG movie.
I am bender, please insert girder.
We kept it gray!
You are technically correct.
_The best kind of correct_
Do A Flip!
Fry failing to open the can and crying is one of my favourite futurama bits ever, and it's not uploaded on its own anywhere. Thanks for putting it in!!
"We didn't need a mechanical washing unit to wash our clothes. We just used a washing machine!"
"fry? where's your brain slug?" "Poor little guy starved to death....." hahaha forgot about that one
You know what I’d like to see, Hermes constant use of green snake in a sugar cane field.
"Where am I now?"
The delivery really sells it.
The transition at 0:28 was amazing
Futurama as a whole is genius
“Fry, don’t you recognise me?”
“…Hermes?”
Got me bad😂
6:32 the the look on her face and the way she just raised her hand to catch was hilarious. It's like she knew leela was going to do that after hearing about what the babies do.
How is Hermes allowed to say Star Trek? Isn't that entire show banned and forbidden to even talk about? In fact, how does Hermes even know what The Federation is? He has never seen Star Trek, all the episodes were hurled into space.
My girlfriend was just saying the same thing and I had never really noticed before. Maybe you can mention it at home safely, but not in public (like the video store)?
Hermes is pretty smart, so maybe he just knows about Star Trek from reading about it 🤷🏻♂️
Wizard did it.
Different timeline. In the timeline of that episode, Star Trek is not banned.
Cartoons don't have to be 100% realistic
Their episodes seemed to air in random order from when they were written.
I love the implication that Amy is aware that this is an insecurity of Fry's, and that he's embarrassed about it enough to cover for him when it came up.
I thought the joke was Amy thought that and it was funny because Fry also thought the same?
@@DM-lj2mn it definitely is
They dated so, not surprised
No it just straight up is Amy, she's talked about it when she came on a delivery or mission
Fry's is just the joke, not a cover up and I doubt he cares enough to be insecure *or* relieved
@@PJOZeus its at least a little bit funny to think that he considers himself to be cuter than the woman hes in love with lol
I mean, of course I get the joke that fry is brainless, but what if the brain slug starved because of Fry's lack of alpha brain waves? Would be an interesting bit of retroactive lore
his lack of delta brain waves is also pretty much a joke on his stupidity so they are basically the same thing. but yeah i would agree that its pretty cool how those things line up whether intentionally or not
Well they did have everything planned from the get go, for example you can see nibbler's shadow in episode one so it is possible that fry's lack of the delta brain wave is exactly why it starved.
@@TheLinksOfficial the niblonians maybe but they made several star trek jokes casually before they did the star trek episode where it was outlawed to say anything about star trek
@@AsbestosMuffins sorry I'll rephrase that. Everything big planned obviously they still had to come up with all the various random episodes like that one but some major plot points were planned.
@@cuberton I loved that, sadly it got soft retconned to be that Fry's his own grandpa
Futurama is my all time favorite cartoon, Adventure Time is a close second!! Thanks for this video
0:21 One of the producers listed is Bill Odenkirk. A little google search shows that he is, indeed, the brother of Bob Odenkirk, aka BETTER CALL SAUL
Cool to know
I always wondered
Like how David M. Stern who was one of the original Simpsons writers from the early seasons is the brother of Daniel Stern, Marv from Home Alone.
Bob Odenkirk also guest stared on Futurama, he was the mayor's aide.
That joke when fry doesn't even remember the United Nations but of course remembers the federation from Star Trek is awesome! It just goes to show how so many people are like in real life actually. People often don't really have much knowledge of anything when it comes to politics at all, but then when it comes to important organizations that are within their fictional shows that they love to watch they pay very close attention to that. 😂
"Which *country* is the queen of england from?"
"Uh.. europe?"
"Name the Kardashian sisters"
*names them perfectly*
@@PJOZeus I know the opposite. 💀
Political organizations are useless and live off of money stolen from your pockets through taxation.
Only problem with that joke is it contradicts a later episode
Sheesh... Don't call me out like that
"Thanks for covering" is probably my favorite joke in the season, maybe the show. It's so in character, but still subverts expectations
1:21 I’m glad bender explained that one 😂😂😂
I've still discovering nerdy sight gags from re-watching this. Like the boxes labeled "P" and "NP" in the background with Fry in Amy's body.
1:37 Oh! Hermes said the *forbidden show name*
0:14 I really love the idea that Fry is in love with Leela but still actively thinks he's cuter than her
"I have a very dramatic announcement, so anyone with a weak heart should leave......good-bye." 🤣🤣🤣
5:37 iconic Fry moment
That brain slug bit is my favorite
1:02 Definitely has too much enthusiasm in his voice, he’s out.
He was testing Fry
makes me wonder if the Voter Apathy Party is about not caring whether people vote for them, or if its just a party for people who dont know or care much about politics yet still want to vote.
He’s a hypocrite.
Political apathy is a real problem, but then again who cares.
0:03 Bender: SHUT UP AND GET TO THE POINT!
A quote I remember often when TH-cam videos ask for likes, comments and subscriptions
@@vinceeager8553 Yep.
yes
The earlier seasons of Futurama were amazing. The first 3-4 episodes of Season 1 were awesome too, especially "I, Roommate." But Season 2 was my favorite. It had episodes like "A Bicyclops Built for Two," "The Deep South" (which I can really relate to because I grew up just north of Atlanta in Forsyth County and went to GSU in downtown Atlanta, so I know the city very well), and "Mother's Day" (my favorite episode of the season).
Is the airport as amazing as they say?
Voter Apathy Party is still so hilarious. I mean, I could take it or leave I guess
"I have no strong feelings one way or the other. Tell my wife, I said... hello"
Half of America votes for the Apathy Party. The other half votes for the Drunken Stupor Party.
I forgot futurama got this good this quick.
4:40 is pure comedy gold
"Where am I now?" Killed me.
Howw? Xplanution? dot understan?
“Is today’s hectic lifestyle making you tense and impatient?”
“SHUT UP AND GET TO THE POINT!”
"ok, I got to break down that gate, beat up those 3 guards, steal that chopper and rescue bender"
"aye I did it...... wait that's not me?!"
4:45
Apparently, there ia a german funeral-coverage insurance named DOOP too.
Lol. The more you know...
I love the central bureaucracy jokes.
Every season was great
that planet of the clams poster ruined the ending
The brain slug starving to death was the funniest part of this show
The corner!
Lol I never noticed Bender grooming Fry before 😂
PotC was an underrated film.
the bureocracy joke had me in tears
5:51 for a brief moment there fry was living the dream XD
I wish they’d bring this back
There’s a new season coming
They did, and it was mostly crap, if I'm being honest. Other than the final episode-- which is one of the best in the series and a perfect finale-- the final "revived" seasons were the weakest of the series.
6:06 One of the best endings ever lmao
Damn I've been a fan of this show for most of my life and I only just now got the "got all C's" joke lmao
I wish l were expressable as the sum of two cubes.
The CORNER!! why didn't I think of that?
Leela: Animals go in the corner
Fry: Why didn't I think of that 3:26
This show is unbelievably hilarious
This one put me in the dirt 1:06
Futurama was so genius, most of it didn't age poorly
1:06 first time hearing this great joke
Never related to Fry more than during this season
Hermes said STAR TREK!!!!!!!
i think some of these were edited, i remember the flexo part being "we're both bending units" and it not showing Leela throwing Jir after he says "we eat our moms"
I think you may have fallen victim to the Mandela effect
@@dominicmillns5856 maybe the scenes were cut from when i watched em
"Oh!
oh..."
2:04 why does that makes sooo much sense? Jajaja
Ok how the hell did Lela know which specific species of burned monkey they smelled like?
Lots of experiments with lots of monkeys.
It seems to be a running joke within the animation community. Specifically rhesus monkeys for some reason.
@@ShrimpfriedpeeRhesus monkeys have been used for a lot of real-world scientific testing over the years.
I’m Fry’s defense, I probably know more about the fictional Federation from Star Trek than the real life UN. But I’m also the worst, so..
“who invented you?” Poor Zoidberg.
“Woop!”
Jrr
I love the Decapodian National Anthem 😆🤓😎✌🏻
the laundrybrig
I like how Fry would rather lose the neck off his body instead of his ding dong.
They smell like burning Reeses Monkeys, really, when you're around it all day, you don't notice it.
*Rhesus
I'm guessing Nda Nda had a wet nurse take care of him, shes not the mom, hes not grown yet, or the creators forgot that fact
3:54 🤣
When yall get it. Thank me on the way out
"Poor Little Guy Starved to death"
“Hermes?” 💀💀💀
5:54
This was only Season 2?
I didn't know Saul Goodman was involved in Futurama. Huh
oh! oh.
Some of these are from other seasons?
th-cam.com/video/UfkhUkmCrps/w-d-xo.html
@TrundleTheGreat bite me
So true
the global warming joke has never been so actual. welcome nuclear winter
Hoax
@@FUCKINGENIOUS Lol
I used to believe that bs too when I was young/naive in school but after looking at the counter arguments and seeing the falsification of historical data I see the scam for what it is. I'd strongly recommend a channel on here called. Tony Heller
@@Matty18795 That's a lie actually about you being naive. If you'd actually stayed in school or paid attention... you would see Tony Heller doesn't understand what he sees and his simple background check proves he is unreliable source. Either you let the internet conspiracy take ahold of you or you are just not that smart and quite gullible.
OH! oh
0:55 talking to girls be like
5:00 now that's a man who doesn't see race
2:09
Living around 2022 makes you wish for nuclear winter.
can't tell if this is a joke about the heat or a new vegas reference but either way i agree wholeheartedly
A great channel regarding science/history is here on yt called
Tony Heller
I'd strongly recommend
Arent they making a second season right now? cant wait, this show was a big influence for me when I was a lil kid.
Jrr got yeeted
“Little one! Come out of there this instant! I’m going to count to Blorx!”
I thought Star Trek was banned?
To know that it had been banned, you first have to know that it used to exist, and nobody knows that because it had been banned.
1:28 I thought Star Trek was a no-no in the 31st century?
I'm more surprised that Fry would get anything out of Star Trek, it's a very slow paced, thinking-man's sci-fi.
Star Trek had been outlawed for over seven centuries. It had been outlawed for so long that nobody remembered it except Fry and a guy who is not an effect. So nobody remembered that it had been outlawed either.
@@davidwuhrer6704 Not true. The beginning of that episode starts with the main characters in a video store with Fry stating how great the first six Star Trek movies were, followed by everybody in the store getting startled and putting themselves on the ground like a shooter just came in, Leela stating the words “Star Trek” were forbidden, the police getting called, and Bender and the rest smuggling Fry out of there. I’d say they knew Star Trek was a forbidden property.
@@Magnavox-1972 But in previous episodes nobody understood the references. Fry must have stirred up something in the meantime.
@@Hugsloth It's also v wacky fun esp TOS and he'd for sure be into that 😂.
Wait how does Hermes know about Star Trek?
That is actually a very good question. Spock is in the head museum, but I highly doubt those living in the year 3000 know why. they probably never heard of the phrase, "live long and prosper" or know the hand gesture. Which is VERY VERY sad.
I just realized Fry's girlfriend is Sarah Silverman!
Why would Amy be worried that she's not as smart as Leela? She has PhD in physics.
People from reddit ruined this show after a season of their movies.
SHUT UP AND GET TO THE POINT one of my favourite bender lines
5:41 Condensed milt?! Oh God no 🤮
2:04 that's never not going to be funny. Especially considering what's going on in the world today with the highest temps ever in England, and WW3 right around the corner.
Literally. Russian uboats are off the coast of england loaded with nuclear artillery
@@Therealzone56 and US vessels in the South China sea too. It's only a matter of time.
@@dragons_hook just waitin on ww3 and the civil war pt 2 in the us
@@Therealzone56 sounds about right
VOTE DOOP!! The democrats did!
0:40 All non-sexy women are crazy + bores. Somehow they get this automatically right in animation.
Leela as Peg Bundy🤣🤣🤣🤣
shut up and get to the point.
My favorite part of bender.
5:45 this show needs to be cancelled. saying that there's only one type of woman in this context is insensitive of the fact that gender and sexuality are spectrums. I can think of at least three types of women with pre-existing labels: women, trans women, and men. 🤦🏾♂
1:23:
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1:12 - 1:28 Ah, the nerd jokes hit the spot.
4:05 - 4:08 Oh Yeah, this is one of those ‘you might not notice it at first’ jokes.
5:10 - 5:13 Next time, think before you donate to a “homeless” person. They’re probably part of a crime ring, and playing you for a chump, like Zapp did with many.
1:28