Best place visited

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Vote to determine the best place created on this show that always seems interesting when watching an episode that its involved in.

[Reply #1 on:]

I voted for Cyclopia. The episode wasn't amazing (in my opinion anyway), but the planet was beautifully designed. Everything looked so clool.

[Reply #2 on:]

I vote for Mars.  While overall bland, the human structures made are always funny or delightful in some way.  Like the Wong's home being so victorian era, or the balancing buildings, or the Knowledge Brings Fear arch. 

Cyclopia would be my second pick for the same reasons UnrealLegend stated.

[Reply #3 on:]

Call me old skool, but I went with the Bot Planet; inhabited in much the same way as a warehouse is inhabited by cardboard boxes...

[Reply #4 on:]

Call me old skool, but I went with the Bot Planet; inhabited in much the same way as a warehouse is inhabited by cardboard boxes...

Chapek 9.

[Reply #5 on:]

I voted for Cyclopia. The episode wasn't amazing (in my opinion anyway), but the planet was beautifully designed. Everything looked so clool.

I agree that Cyclopia is a visual wonder. Let us not forget that Emmy award-winning corn. And "A Bicyclops Built for Two" is probably my favorite episode of those (whose planets are) listed above, which also makes this decision fairly easy.

[Reply #6 on:]

I loved the concept of Mars Vegas, so this one is easy for me.

[Reply #7 on:]

Went for Neptune, dunno why... Mainly because a lot of funny scenes have taken place on it.

Also, O'Cyris IV is called Osiris 4... Bot Planet is Chapek 9... Uncle Vladimir's Castle isn't a planet, and it's located on Earth... And you don't need to put "My Three Suns" next to Trisol, since the planet has only been seen in that episode...

[Reply #8 on:]

Went for Neptune, dunno why... Mainly because a lot of funny scenes have taken place on it.

Also, O'Cyris IV is called Osiris 4... Bot Planet is Chapek 9... Uncle Vladimir's Castle isn't a planet, and it's located on Earth... And you don't need to put "My Three Suns" next to Trisol, since the planet has only been seen in that episode...

 I didnt say planets, i said places visited.

[Reply #9 on:]

I read it as planets.

[Reply #10 on:]

That's understandable, they never visited anywhere interesting that wasn't on another planet. Unless you want to count Roswell or L.A.

[Reply #11 on:]

Well I was a big fan of the robot insane asylum and that was on Earth...

[Reply #12 on:]

The sewers are pretty awesome too, and Old New York...

[Reply #13 on:]

Let's agree, there are to many awesome laces to list. so forget the list at the top.

[Reply #14 on:]

I think the Mineral Planet is gorgeous, as is the Robot Planetoid.  It's easily between those two for me.

Why isn't the Mineral Planet on here by the way?  Say what you will about Neutopia, but the planet they crash land in is gorgeous and features some of the best art in the show.

I love the Robot Planetoid.   I absolutely adored the mechanical life, especially when they got to the age of robot mammals and honking swans.

[Reply #15 on:]

I voted for the Bot Planet because that was an excellent episode, but if the Robot Planetoid was on there I would have gone for that because that was one of the most visually impressive episodes in the whole series.

[Reply #16 on:]

Wait... the Bot Planet wasn't the robot planetoid?   Oh... right, Chapek 9 (fear of a bot planet).  Bah.

Mineral World and Robot Planetoid should be on there.  

As should Amphibos 9.  Omecron Persei 8 isn't visited long enough to really count.   Neptune and Mars are the only planets in the Sol System visited enough to be on there.  Osiris was a bit too bland for my tastes I think.  

I quite liked Trisol, simply because its triple suns remind me of Thra, the planet from the Dark Crystal.  I would have voted for Amazonia or Cyclopia I think.

[Reply #17 on:]

Mineral World is called Neutopia...

[Reply #18 on:]

They've never actually said that in the show, and the only person who says the word "Neutopia" is LaBarbara, who clearly made up the word on the spot and is not a native of that planet, so....

Yeah.   I'm pretty sure the rock people actually had a word for their planet, and that Labarbara didn't name it.

[Reply #19 on:]

I'm going off of the Infosphere.

[Reply #20 on:]

Me too, but I've never agreed with calling it Neutopia, which is why I called it "Mineral World" rather then Neutopia since the planet is never actually named in the episode. 

[Reply #21 on:]

I voted for the Bot Planet.
Though the robot society's representation was quite hilarious, Leela and Fry being the only organic lifeforms on that planet also added a creepy aspect to it.

[Reply #22 on:]

There might have been some trees and shrubs and bracken, but thats about it.  There was no animal life to speak of.  ANIMAL LIFEFORMS ARE THE BAD KIND OF LIFEFORMS

[Reply #23 on:]

I loved the concept of Mars Vegas (and I look forward to Viva Mars Vegas), so I have to say Mars.

[Reply #24 on:]

I want to see more of the Sol System in future episodes.  Especially Venus. 

Since the gas giants can support life and have solid surfaces for some reason, I want an episode that lands on Jupiter and Saturn. 

[Reply #25 on:]

Well, we've seen Neptune and Mars. I'm sure we could get something interesting out of that.

[Reply #26 on:]

I too loved the design of the mineral planet.

But seeing as it wasn't on the poll, I voted for the sewers. Visually speaking, I get more of a kick out of them than any of the other options and I feel like they've served the show better with regards to the story possibilities they opened up.

[Reply #27 on:]

Since the producers insist on calling the movies "Season 5" I'd go with Cornwood. But that's not an option so I'm voting for the Sewers. Lots of good characters down there.

[Reply #28 on:]

I say the Robot Asylum, because it's hilarious.

[Reply #29 on:]

Tough one, I'm torn between Chapek 9 and the Robot Asylum - 2 of my all time favorite episodes.   

I went with the digital loony bin, but I am so very happy to see people voting for anything related to Insane in the Mainframe and Fear of a Bot Planet.  Yay!

"I was born in 200 log cabins."

[Reply #30 on:]

I love Chapek 9, but ended up voting for Decapod 10. WMIBACIL is easily one of the major highlights of Futurama's original run for me, and I love every scene that takes place there.

Far be it from me to question their stupid civilisation, or their dumb customs.

[Reply #31 on:]

I went with Decapod 10.  Something about a beach planet with a bunch of overgrown Zoidberg-lookin' crabs/lobsters walking around that I find really unique and interesting.

I think my avatar will agree.

[Reply #32 on:]

I have to go with Trisol. Apart from being beautifully animated, especially for such an early episode, it has the single most absurd system of government I've ever seen.

[Reply #33 on:]

I have to go with Trisol. Apart from being beautifully animated, especially for such an early episode, it has the single most absurd system of government I've ever seen.

This would be my second choice, for it was beautifully animated. The whole water-people society was brilliant alone, but to add in sand castles, and 3 beautiful suns is just incredible! I know where I'm going on vacation this Summer...

[Reply #34 on:]

Enjoy your vacation there, but don't drink the water!

[Reply #35 on:]

I have to go with Trisol. Apart from being beautifully animated, especially for such an early episode, it has the single most absurd system of government I've ever seen.

Yet it has zero votes. What gives?

[Reply #36 on:]

I'll get around to it when I get around to it. Don't rush me!

[Reply #37 on:]

* Xanfor rushes Frisco.

[Reply #38 on:]

Enjoy your vacation there, but don't drink the water!

Do you think that they would find it offensive if I brought a water bottle and drank it? Hmm......

[Reply #39 on:]

I don't understand the love for Chapek 9. I cannot think of a more boring place in the series.