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Out of those I would say "Godfellas" although I beleive that the two best written Futurama episodes are "The Sting" and "Luck of the Fryrish".
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Mercapto
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I think I'll vote for "Godfellas". Easily one the best episodes ever, although Keeler's made a damn fine collection of episodes.
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Gorky
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« Reply #6 on: 01-25-2004 15:35 »
« Last Edit on: 01-25-2004 15:35 »
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Originally posted by Mouse On Venus: Well, I'm undecided at the moment since I like pretty much all those episodes, but can I ask why you decided to single out Ken Keeler as a writer to make a poll about? He, along with Patric Verrone, Eric Kaplan, and David Cohen is my favorite writer (in the future, I guess I could make a pole about those fine writers as well). Oh, and Otis, Keeler wrote segment two (the Leela one) in AOI1.
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Yeah Honkings a great one but had to go for Godfellas. he was the best writer I think
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Gorky
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You know what? I should probably post my favorite Keeler ep. It's The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings.
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Originally posted by alenacat: It's probably been asked before, but was Godfellas based on the game Black & White? There's loads of little similarities but they didn't mention it at all in the commentary. That alone makes it a very decent episode but I'll have to go with Time Keeps on Slipping Most likely not, "Black & White" wasn't even released when Ken wrote "Godfellas". Ken Keeler is one of the best writers "Futurama" had, and all of his episodes are great, with "Godfellas" as a clear #1. One of Futurama's best, and in my top-10.
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Gorky
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I can't believe I neglected it earlier, but Time Keeps on Slippin' is a tie with Devil's Hands. If I had to choose, though, it would be TKOS, simply because it was a deeper episode.
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