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KatieZ

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« Reply #680 on: 02-19-2012 18:06 »

"The Sting", aye I am an emo-hearted romantic and this episode is just awesome.
Epic love story.. :*(



"The Sting" is indeed a very good emotional episode. I really love how Futurama puts in those really emotional episodes sometimes and yet manage to include a lot of jokes in them (Like Luck Of The Fryrish and Jurassic Bark)

The problem with the sting, for me at least, is that it's not very re-watchable. It's not as exciting for the second time since you already know it's all a hallucination and Leela's actually the one in a coma. The more funny episodes have jokes that you can hear dozens of times and still laugh each time. That's why I prefer them.

However, I don't doubt that the first time you watch The Sting it's a really amazing one.
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« Reply #681 on: 02-19-2012 19:11 »

The emotional side of some of the episodes is what really makes the show stand out. Parasites Lost turned my favorite show from The Simpsons to Futurama. And yes, I agree, they simply added that new depth without taking away the already great comical side of the emotional episodes! :) It's a recipe for success...
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« Reply #682 on: 02-19-2012 20:14 »

...I would love to have Grrrl as an avatar...

Oh, so you don't have a navel irl?  :)

Dr.green:)

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« Reply #683 on: 02-23-2012 04:56 »

Sorry can't choose a favorite I just love the show in it's entirety
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« Reply #684 on: 02-26-2012 15:47 »

The emotional side of some of the episodes is what really makes the show stand out. Parasites Lost turned my favorite show from The Simpsons to Futurama. And yes, I agree, they simply added that new depth without taking away the already great comical side of the emotional episodes! :) It's a recipe for success...

I think it was DXC who mentioned that they often start with a serious story, and add comedy elements later.

Well..I do not have certain preferences regarding serious or whacky episodes, a good mixture is imhO the key.
Freakarella

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« Reply #685 on: 03-04-2012 21:20 »

...I would love to have Grrrl as an avatar...

Oh, so you don't have a navel irl?  :)


She doesn't have a navel? O.O
Tachyon

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« Reply #686 on: 03-05-2012 01:06 »

...I would love to have Grrrl as an avatar...
Oh, so you don't have a navel irl?  :)

She doesn't have a navel? O.O


Judge for yourself ;)




JonCee500

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« Reply #687 on: 03-07-2012 13:50 »

"Don't you worry about Planet Express, let me worry about blank".

"Blank? BLANK?! You're not looking at the big picture!"

Future Stock has to be one of my favourite episodes :)
Scrappylive

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« Reply #688 on: 03-07-2012 13:58 »

Dun dun DUN DUN dun du-dun DUN DUN dun dun DUN DUN dun du-dun DUN DUN.


...I would love to have Grrrl as an avatar...
Oh, so you don't have a navel irl?  :)

She doesn't have a navel? O.O


Judge for yourself ;)



People without belly buttons ;)
UnrealLegend

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« Reply #689 on: 03-07-2012 23:42 »

"Don't you worry about Planet Express, let me worry about blank".

"Blank? BLANK?! You're not looking at the big picture!"

Future Stock has to be one of my favourite episodes :)

Same here! Great to see that I'm not the only one who feels this way.

Welcome to PEEL.
JonCee500

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« Reply #690 on: 03-08-2012 10:47 »

"Don't you worry about Planet Express, let me worry about blank".

"Blank? BLANK?! You're not looking at the big picture!"

Future Stock has to be one of my favourite episodes :)

Same here! Great to see that I'm not the only one who feels this way.

Welcome to PEEL.

Thanks man, been on here for a while but never actually made an account lol. Glad I have :)
hughes

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« Reply #691 on: 03-12-2012 05:19 »

Either "Amazon Women in the Mood" or "The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings." The latter epitomizes everything that makes the show great to me, while the former is just fuckin' hilarious
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« Reply #692 on: 03-12-2012 23:52 »

"Don't you worry about Planet Express, let me worry about blank".

"Blank? BLANK?! You're not looking at the big picture!"

Future Stock has to be one of my favourite episodes :)

Yeah, plus Safety Dance.
"That dance wasn't as safe as they said it was."

And Boneitis, the stockholders' meeting, Mom and all the 80s references. It'd probably crack my 20.
UnrealLegend

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« Reply #693 on: 03-12-2012 23:57 »

My favourite part is at the beginning, when Hermes shows the chart of Planet Express' earnings.

"This blue slice is the money we earn from deliveries, and this large green slice is an 8 dollar bank error in our favour."

 :laff:
Phil K

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« Reply #694 on: 03-21-2012 20:32 »

Any episode sexually involving Leela or - even more as Leela isn't as sexy as once was - AMY
That said, I believe the best episodes tend to feature the Robot Devil.
Dan Castellenada showing another string to his bow
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« Reply #695 on: 03-21-2012 21:01 »
« Last Edit on: 03-21-2012 21:14 by totalnerduk »

Dan Castellenada showing another string to his bow

1. Dan Castelleneta.

2. He'd done voice acting before. In fact, another Matt Groening cartoon made him quite famous for it. It's not like he's "adding another string to his bow" by doing Futurama.

3. Lists are cool. I like lists. They're not as awesome as graphs, but they're pretty neat.
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« Reply #696 on: 03-22-2012 02:25 »

Dan Castellenada showing another string to his bow

3. Lists are cool. I like lists. They're not as awesome as graphs, but they're pretty neat.

I'm sorry Phil K, but tnuk really showed you with this post! Especially #3!

Anyway, I got Vol. 3 of Futurama from my Dad today. :D I plan on watching my favorite episode: Parasites Lost soon.
Scrappylive

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« Reply #697 on: 03-22-2012 02:45 »

Dan Castellenada showing another string to his bow

1. Dan Castelleneta.

Dan Castellaneta


2. He'd done voice acting before. In fact, another Matt Groening cartoon made him quite famous for it. It's not like he's "adding another string to his bow" by doing Futurama.

His IMDb and Wikipedia pages show nothing before The Tracey Ullman Show except a small part in a live action movie called Nothing in Common. He was cast as Homer on The Simpsons shorts because he was already a cast member of The Tracey Ullman Show and the producers didn't want to hire too many outside actors.


3. Lists are cool. I like lists. They're not as awesome as graphs, but they're pretty neat.

Second.
Solid Gold Bender

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« Reply #698 on: 03-22-2012 02:46 »

Does anyone else find it humorous that the only thing he did before The Simpsons was called "Nothing In Common"? :laff:
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« Reply #699 on: 03-22-2012 03:53 »
« Last Edit on: 03-22-2012 15:17 by totalnerduk »

2. He'd done voice acting before. In fact, another Matt Groening cartoon made him quite famous for it. It's not like he's "adding another string to his bow" by doing Futurama.

His IMDb and Wikipedia pages show nothing before The Tracey Ullman Show except a small part in a live action movie called Nothing in Common.

My point was that he'd done voice acting work for Groening before Futurama. I'm well aware that voicing Homer and various other Simpsons characters was the extent of this previous VA work.

Which is unsurprising, given that Groening hasn't produced any other cartoons.

Between The Simpsons and Futurama, he's done other shows.

Dan Castellenada showing another string to his bow

1. Dan Castelleneta.

Dan Castellaneta


D'oh! I had a feeling I should have looked up the spelling.

cyber_turnip

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« Reply #700 on: 03-22-2012 04:12 »

Dan's a highly profilic voice-actor. Just because he started on The Simpsons doesn't mean that he hasn't voiced countless other cartoon shows.

Off the top of my head, he was a regular on Earthworm Jim, Hey Arnold! and Taz-Mania as well as being the voice of the Genie from Aladdin during the period when Disney had fallen out with Robin Williams - and he did a lot more than the stuff I've just mentioned.
Fabien

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« Reply #701 on: 04-01-2012 05:21 »
« Last Edit on: 04-01-2012 17:14 »

I really liked Anthology of Interest I, especially the part with Leela killing everyone, XD. I also liked HHRHGB and The Farnsworth Parabox. It's so hard to choose one. Oh and another favourite is Neutopia.
Solid Gold Bender

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« Reply #702 on: 04-01-2012 05:36 »

Hi welcome to PEEl! :) I would just like to warn you that this:
Oh and another favourite is Neutopia.
will get you murdered here. Not everyone here is all happy and nice. I can be though, but I'm just telling you watch out. And don't take it to heart, the criticizers can be wrong a lot.
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« Reply #703 on: 04-01-2012 11:33 »

Don't worry Fabien, I liked Neutopia too, but what SGB said, a lot of people on PEEL don't... :hmpf:

But relax, they're not gonna hunt you down. Maybe just question why you like the episode, then respond to you with a huge paragraph about (what they think are) it's flaws.
UnrealLegend

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« Reply #704 on: 04-01-2012 13:30 »

* Unreal loads his shotgun

Alright, who's saying nice things about Neutopia? :mad:  Don't be shy...  :evillaugh:

Oh, hi Fabien. Welcome to PEEL! :D

You may find that I'm the biggest hater of Neutopia on the internet. (Probably not true, but it wouldn't surprise me.)  :p
Boxy Robot

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« Reply #705 on: 04-01-2012 16:44 »

Recently re-watched 'Yo Leela Leela' and I used to just think of it as an average season 6 episode but now I really like it, it's up there with 'The Late Philip J. Fry' and 'The Prisoner of Benda' for the best of the season. The plot is so original and all the characters are spot on, I recommend everyone else to watch it also...
Fabien

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« Reply #706 on: 04-01-2012 17:13 »
« Last Edit on: 04-01-2012 22:24 »

Thanks for the welcome! I didn't know Neutopia was a hated episode by many, I only liked it because of the hilarity of it when their genders were reversed.

I'm also a Hermes fan, as I do live in the Caribbean, and one of my favourite quotes of him is "You're making me highly Selassie," which can be found in that episode.

Also can someone tell me why people hate it so much?
Solid Gold Bender

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« Reply #707 on: 04-01-2012 17:35 »

It's hard to explain. A lot of people look for more in the show than just comedy, they look for good plots and sometimes emotional portions of the episodes. A lot of the jokes seemed off, and they were barely body-switched. I don't hate it, I find it mediocre. But it had a lot of problems. A LOT.
Boxy Robot

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« Reply #708 on: 04-01-2012 21:12 »

Recently re-watched 'Yo Leela Leela' and I used to just think of it as an average season 6 episode but now I really like it, it's up there with 'The Late Philip J. Fry' and 'The Prisoner of Benda' for the best of the season. The plot is so original and all the characters are spot on, I recommend everyone else to watch it also...

If you still hadn't found out, that was my lame excuse at an April Fools gag (Although I really don't hate the episode that much, it's nowhere near the best of the season)
pumpkinpie

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« Reply #709 on: 04-01-2012 21:24 »

Welcome to PEEL Fabien! We hope you like it here! Although there are some PEELers you should watch out for.
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« Reply #710 on: 04-01-2012 23:34 »

And if your ever in the fan-art section of the forum try not to look at Freako's unless your over 18..
UnrealLegend

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« Reply #711 on: 04-02-2012 01:36 »

Also can someone tell me why people hate it so much?

Here's my rant against it. A few people didn't approve of me rating Yo Leela Leela higher than it, but that's only really becasue I like YLL slightly more than the average person.
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« Reply #712 on: 04-24-2012 09:50 »
« Last Edit on: 04-24-2012 09:55 »

* Unreal loads his shotgun

Alright, who's saying nice things about Neutopia? :mad:  Don't be shy...  :evillaugh:

Oh, hi Fabien. Welcome to PEEL! :D

You may find that I'm the biggest hater of Neutopia on the internet. (Probably not true, but it wouldn't surprise me.)  :p
:laff:

Yeah, Neutopia and YLL are probably the worst episodes they ever made IMO. But I digress - this is the favorite episode thread!

With that in mind, it certainly isn't my favorite, but I think That Darn Katz! is quite underrated. I don't see why all the meh for it. But I do have a particular affinity for kitty antics and singing/dancing cats.
UnrealLegend

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« Reply #713 on: 04-24-2012 12:14 »

I have no idea why it gets so much flak either. It's a pretty solid episode in my opinion, and I liked the lame cuteness.  :love:

Although, I guess disliking it would make sense if you didn't like cats...
futurefreak

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« Reply #714 on: 04-24-2012 12:24 »

But let's face it, many of the people watching this show ARE watching it with their seven cats.
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« Reply #715 on: 04-24-2012 13:46 »

"Katz" was imhO a rather solid episode, the plot was absurd/grotesque enough ;)
Just one thing was missing:
With an Asian girl foiling the plan of evil cats, you'd expect her key to victory would also bear some "culinary" aspect :p :D (Yep, that was not really politically correct.. :p :D )
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« Reply #716 on: 04-24-2012 18:39 »

I really enjoyed TDK!...
TheMadCapper

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« Reply #717 on: 04-24-2012 19:46 »

That Darn Katz rubbed me the wrong way, and I have two cats.

1 - Yes cats are cute. Cuteness as an outright mass mind control device is a stupid plot point.

2 - Why do they need to screw over the Earth specifically? Surely there exist other less populous planets they could have leeched spin from with less of a fight.

3 - I did enjoy Bender asking "Why am I full of sand? And tootsie rolls?".
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« Reply #718 on: 04-24-2012 21:59 »

I was appalled  at TDK upon first seeing it but it grew on me a lot over subsequent viewings.

But let's face it, many of the people watching this show ARE watching it with their seven cats.

I only have six cats, dammit.  SIX!

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« Reply #719 on: 04-25-2012 01:19 »

Did the seventh one run away again?
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