Episodes you've seen At least 10 Times....

[Reply #40 on:]

I agree with you on every one of those except the last one.  I'd switch it out with The Tip of the Zoidberg. 

[Reply #41 on:]

I've been trying to hold off watching season 6 as much as I can until the DVD comes out in the UK, but I still give in and watch them fairly often. But yeah, not even close to as many times as the first 5 seasons -I don't think I've hit double digits for any of them yet.

[Reply #42 on:]

Thanks to DVDs and laziness I'm positive I've seen everything on seasons 1, 2, 4 and 6A ten times each. Never owned Season 3 but Amazon Women and That Guy come to mind.
Commentaries Seen 10x: Devil's Hands, Spanish Fry, The Why of Fry, Jurassic Bark, TLPJF, Prisoner of Benda and Rebirth.

[Reply #43 on:]

I've seen all episodes from the original run at least 5 times, and some of them more. The movies I've seen maybe 3 times each, the 6A episodes about 4 times each, and the 6B episodes about twice each.

It's funny, one of my favourite episodes from 6B (Law and Oracle) I've only seen once :/

[Reply #44 on:]

I've seen Roswell that Ends Well, Insane in the Mainframe, the Farnsworth Parabox, and prisoner of Benda at least ten times. There are probably others, but these are the ones I watch the most.

[Reply #45 on:]

The Sting. ITTWGY. Space Pilot 3000. Ya know what, honestly with reruns and my inability to NOT watch it when I come across it on TV probably all of em except the last Xmas craptacular.

[Reply #46 on:]

Godfellas. Good lord I've seen it a lot.

[Reply #47 on:]

Time Keeps on Slipping. It never gets old.

[Reply #48 on:]

Devil's Hands.

[Reply #49 on:]

I've seen every episodes from the first four seasons at least ten times.  Got 'em on DVD.

[Reply #50 on:]

I've seen every episodes from the first four seasons at least ten times. 

Just what I was away to say..

[Reply #51 on:]

Fear of a Bot Planet.

This was the first ep I was able to record. Watched it many times over.

[Reply #52 on:]

I LOVE Fear of a Bot Planet. Definitely my fave Season 1 ep and one of my favorites in the whole run.

[Reply #53 on:]

Right now, basically every episode with Fry as the "Hero to the rescue".
Somehow, with that character the writers usually get exactly the right amount of balance between traditional Hero Plot and hilarious new twist (at least regarding to my kind of humor.... )

[Reply #54 on:]

All of them, except for most of the Season 6B episodes and some of 6A.

[Reply #55 on:]

Right now, basically every episode with Fry as the "Hero to the rescue".

That's interesting and I'd never thought of that as a category for episodes, but I agree that most of the eps that put Fry in a "hero" sort of position, with or without others assisting him, are hilarious.

[Reply #56 on:]

As far as Fry being the "hero to the rescue", the episodes that come to mind are The Day the Earth Stood Stupid, The Why of Fry, and Less Than Hero. Are there any others that you two are thinking of?

[Reply #57 on:]

Maybe Insane in the Mainframe? Parasites Lost?

[Reply #58 on:]

Ah yes, I can't believe I forgot those!

[Reply #59 on:]

I've seen all of the original episodes way more than 10 times. Everything else I doubt I've reached 10 times.

[Reply #60 on:]

As far as Fry being the "hero to the rescue", the episodes that come to mind are The Day the Earth Stood Stupid, The Why of Fry, and Less Than Hero. Are there any others that you two are thinking of?

E.g.
- "Fry and the Slurm Factory": Leela as the damsel in distress in a deadly (kinda) trap, with Fry the only one who can save her. Except he does not fight his enemies, but his own addiction.
- "A Bicyclops built for two": Fry's arrival was the classical "Brave knight on his noble steed rescues the fair maiden". But usually, the brave knights weapon of choice is his trusty sword...not a bunch of infuriated women he picked up on his way, and lets them do the fighting for him.
- The D'uh Vinci Code: Fry single-handedly took down a doomsday machine. (Catch: By falling into it and hurting himself, but yet...)
- 300 Big Boys. (The rescues background was quite hilarious )
- Mutants are revolting: Fry arrived, single handedly ended the confrontation and gained the mutants their freedom. With an information/deed so simple that ANYONE could have looked it up, but yet, it was Fry who did so (not so much a new, hilarious twist, but a good characterisation. It showed Fry as simple, but that does not mean stupid. Like the early Carrot in the Discworld novels).
Etc...

(These examples came to my mind when I once read complaints about fanfics that featured Fry as Hero and Leela as Damsel in Disteress, which was considered quite OC. I mentioned that time that the Futurama writers themselves did in fact use that plot quite a few times, but always with a new, ridiculous plot )

[Reply #61 on:]

i have actually seen all of them at least 8 times, but soon that will change. Over the next month I will watch them all over again twice! However I've seen Overclockwise, TLPJF, Parasites Lost, and Jurassic Bark at least ten times.