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Gorky
DOOP Secretary
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The appeal of "Godfellas", at least for me, is that it handles religion deftly and satirically, and it shows some real character growth on Bender's part. Plus, it's just plain funny. 'Course, opinions tend to vary.
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Svip
Administrator
DOOP Secretary
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Ugh. I don't get it. Why are Futurama fans not a hivemind?
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Jarvio
Bending Unit
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Don't forget The Late Philip J Fry is bound to be Fry/Professor as well. I really hope there's some deliveries soon in this series.
The prof is my favourite character, so TLPJF should be quite decent hopefully. Yeah you're right, not many deliveries so far lol. Regarding a Zoidberg ep, does anyone know which episode will be the one that explains how Zoidberg met the prof?
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Gorky
DOOP Secretary
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I've been reloading several different site pages obsessively trying to find any information on the Comic-Con panel, and this is all I've found so far (it'll have to do until somebody uploads video of it to YouTube or writes something more in-depth about the panel): http://io9.com/5595528/between-the-comic+con-news-and-last-weeks-episode-the-future-of-futurama-is-looking-good.
Looks like "The Late Philip J. Fry" will have some shippy undertones, which is certainly not a bad thing (and of course their relationship will get some closure in the so-called "de facto series finale"; it happened in both Devil's Hands and Wild Green Yonder). But am I the only one who's not super-psyched for the 26th episode? It sounds kind of gimmicky.
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Aki
Professor
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After the first six episodes I've decided to create a so-far opinion on the season.
Awesome. Much better than most seasons of Simpsons, much better than the series, much better than most of the other stuff on TV. Seriously, this is along with the original 72, definitely counted along and not some post-zombie. Ofcourse the rest of the episodes may suck big time, that's left for time to decide.
1. Lethal Inspection (only seen once, so might very well change) 2. The Duh-Vinci Code 3. Proposition Infinity 4. Rebirth 5. Attack of the Killer App 6. In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela
As one might notice the latest three episodes are also the three latest ones, and I must add I have really high hopes for both The Late Philip J. Fry and The Mutants Are Revolting.
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Aki
Professor
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I'd actually lower my hopes for The Late Philip J. Fry in case it was disappointing. IMO.
I know, but how easy is that when Groening called it his favorite episode and DXC called it "the Emmy shot"?
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Aki
Professor
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Still, I know. But after the latest episodes getting better and better it's hard to lower the hopes. We'll just have to wait and see.
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Johnnyboy33
Crustacean
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Well after having watched each new episode at least three times, I've made my list for the latest six episodes.
1) Lethal Inspection 2) The Duh-Vinci Code 3) Proposition Infinity 4) Rebirth 5) Attack of the Killer App 6) In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela
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Aki
Professor
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I too liked AotKA. It's a weak episode overall, but not as weak as A Leela of Her Own or The Cryonic Woman. And even a weak Futurama episode is really good television.
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Frisco17
DOOP Secretary
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I liked AoTKA alot too, minus anything related to the whole Susan Boil thing which was stupid beyond reason. The entire thing with Mr. Chunks and the pool was actually one of the highlights of the season so far for me.
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transgender nerd under canada
DOOP Ubersecretary
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Everyone is just hating on AOTKA because everyone else is doing it.
Or perhaps people hate it because it sucked? Firstly, it was far too 2010 to be Futurama. I get that the underlying message is that nothing changes, but they could've made the point better. It was too much of a poke at things that are current now, but will fade over time and become less relevant. Also, the iPhone and Twitter are things which really irritate me personally. Secondly, it was a massive commercial for Apple, the iPhone, Twitter, and those really irritating "viral videos" which are already dated. It felt like less of a TV show and more some guy's "humourous" (note the quote marks) blog with a commercial sponsor. The jokes weren't funny, and were barely jokes. Thirdly, the boil's voice was annoying, the boil joke itself was annoying, and it messed with continuity. Where has the boil been 'till now? Where have the eyePhones gone, for that matter? Mr. Chunks and the pool were more of a Family Guy joke than anything else so far, and even Mom's evil plot to turn everybody into mindless consumer zombies wasn't funny enough to save the episode. It sucked. 3/10. It's not because other people hate it that people hate it, it's because it wasn't really Futurama as we have come to know it. It wasn't particularly smart, funny, or incisive in the same way as Proposition Infinity, for example, and it's definitely down there with Lobstertainment and Cryonic Woman as one of the worst offerings that the staff have come up with so far.
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Aki
Professor
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I agree with Jezzem on this. I loved Mr. Chunks and the pool, and there's not really much Family Guy over it. Futurama has been thilty before, and most of the times it's hit or miss. Mr. Chunks was hit for me.
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