Originally posted by shoopbender:
In Birdbot of Ice-Katraz, when Fry made that speech to the "best" captain. That was such a toddler saying, but I loved it. I still crack up everytime I see it, and I really don't laugh all that much.

That was probably the best part of that episode.

In Roswell That Ends Well, Enos goes off about "Do you feel you're only going with girls..." and it pans to Fry, and he pauses and goes "WHAT!?". For some reason, that pause is the funniest thing in the world to me. It's like he's trying to absorb the shock of having a gay grandpa. I love it!

Frys face after "Oh am I your first? Well you leave the room and I lay my eggs, then you spread your fertiliser." Makes me laugh just thinking about it, heh heh heh.

 

Originally posted by Teral:
Also on the commentaries to "The Deep South" when the pressure makes Bender's eye pop, someone (J. Stewart Burns if my memory isn't playing tricks on me) says "That's a reference to Das Boot" and Rich Moore cut in "When that German guys eyes exploded". For some strange reason I found that incredible hillarious.

I've never heard the commentaries, but I laughed out loud just reading your post.

Spacedal11, I'll have to watch that moment...anyone else who finds an adorable Zoidberg moment is the coolest IMO.

The corn part also cracks me up. I just...rewound that part over and over, lmao...and cracked up every time. I do that whenever I find something just...insanely funny. My intelligence drastically drops, and I rewind the same moment 100 times, wheezing and laughing my ass off every time. Oh, and did anyone notice, on the DVD, on the menu screen for that episode, THE CORN IS THERE.

In the Were-car episode, when Leela says "The tracks lead here" and Fry replies "Thanks eagle eye". WEEEEEEE.

I know there are more, but I can't think of any right now, because I have the memory of a goldfish.

I loved that in Fear of a Bot Planet, when they are watching the movie on the bot planet, the robot in it says, "Humans can be anywhere. Even in your own movie theaters." Everyone gasps and Fry screams out, "God help us!" I almost pissed my pants at that one.

The funniest part of furturama, is when Leela said hi

 

Originally posted by KiKiX:
On the comentary to I Secong That Emotion, when the camera pans the tables in Elzar's Resturant. There's someguy dressed as a lady sitting with Zapp. I found that funny anyway but when the guy says "cheers" John Dimaggio bursts out laughing and I was just shaking on the floor with laughter.

Wasn't that 'Put Your Head on My Shoulder'?
Two other great moments mentioned here that I feel need to be mentioned again:
- "The tracks lead here." "Thanks, Eagle-eye."
- The previously mentioned one by Bender_Waffles

Cut, that is the worst Coma acting I've ever seen.

 

Originally posted by j_ohanley:
By the way, I remember him destroying a space station quickly after. Is it the DOOP headquarters again?

Nope, just a generic spacestation, that happens to have an uncanny resemblance with Deep Space Nine.

At the end of Love And Rocket, when Zoidberg tells that little story... "As the candy hearts poured into the fiery quasar a woundrous thing happened - why not? - they vaporised..."

That "why not" made me laugh sooo hard! 

 

Originally posted by Spacedal11:
Thanx Dannilicious. If you were gonna watch it on Adult Swim you missed it by like 2 days. But also in TDTESS, when Fry axs Leela where would you be if you were a nerd? When she goes "I unno." I have always used that term ever since I first remembered that.

Naw, don't have cable. And even if I did I wouldn't get cartoon network, as I live in Canada. Here we have the almost as good but not quite Teletoon. Although we get Clone High and Quads and you don't. So I guess they're equal.

I have the first three seasons on DVD, so I can watch that moment anytime I want.

The begining to 'A Clone of My Own' is priceless!

"Good news everyone! The University is brining me up on discinplinary charges!"

The professor's grin at the end of that just cracks me up.

I second that "I'm a horse's butt!" thing. The first two times I watched that I actually didn't hear the Professor's follow up 'coz I was laughing so much. I also love it when Cubert goes "Guuh!" in the Prof's voice afterwards. 

 But if we're talking stuff that was funny without actually being a proper joke, this part in Put Your Head On My Shoulder:

 Amy: That's a lot of eagles!
 Victor: Jes.

 I was in stitches! Just the way he says "Jes" instead of "Yes" cracks me up everytime. 

"Up yours bimbo" and "clam it lobster"

In "Roswell That Ends Well", when Zoidberg shields his eyes from the headlights and says, "What is?" I love that.

The look on Bender's face when he flushes himself in "The Cyber House Rules".

In "Fry and the Slurm Factory", when Professor Farnsworth says, "Or a big fat placebo! It's all the same crap!" The way he says it just strikes me as hilarious.

Any time anyone gets slapped because it's nearly always completely unmotivated as David X. Cohen, I believe, pointed out. My favorite is in "Bendless Love" when Fry says, "That doesn't look like and 'L' at all. Unless you count lower case," then Bender replies, "You know we don't!" and smacks Fry for no reason.

I absolutely love the "Nobody Cares!" song from the "Luck of the Fryrish" commentary track. It had me in hysterics, and I still can't think of it without cracking up.

And any time John DiMaggio laughs in the commentary, even if I don't know what's so funny. It's just the most infectious laugh I've ever heard.

Reading this thread has made me laugh more than anything else all day! I love all these moments.

Here's what made me laugh for no good reason, and I know a lot of people will disagree, because for some reason they hate it, but :
Nine, Ten, A big fat hen.

It's really random and always makes me laugh. It is just so lame, yet Bender is so proud of it.

Bender is great...at being a big blowhard who`s stupid ugly face is as dumb as a butt!

When Bender is impersonating Flexo in "Bendless Love", the way he says Flexo's name just cracks me up.

Zoidberg's line "That's me, baby" from I Second That Emotion 

In A Clone Of My Own, when Farnsworth is showing Cubert some of his inventions he comes across the universal translator- a device he says which translates into an unknown language (hello=bonjour).  If you listen to the French commentary it comes out as 'guten tag'.