Rate/Review The Last Futurama Episode You Saw

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'The Sting'

Amazing episode, it has it all... Humour, emotion, story, amazing animation, action; one of the best 

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The Farnsworth Parabox:

Now before I start I want to say that this is a really good episode, but after many a watchings i have become tired of it.
The story seems in my opinion too have less jokes than other hits such as Roswell that ends well and time keeps on slipping. The story does make up for the less jokes but obviously it is not as enjoyable to watch as others. On the other hand if your seeing this ep for the first time it is without a doubt one of the best! 

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"The Cyber House Rules"

Score: 80/100
Comments: <I'm sorry, but it wasn't that funny. Sure it had some good jokes, but not enough. Plus, the story wasn't that good. But because of the good parts, I give it a 'B'.>

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The Devils Hands are Idol Playthings

Great episode,my second favorite ep.

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I watched "The Cyber House Rules" Yesterday. Here are my thoughts-

It was a pretty boring episode but it did have its good bits like
*"Daddy Bender, how do I flush you"?
*When the Doctor goes to reveal Leela but it's the wrong patient
And I really like the bit where Leela pushes Adlai against the bars in the prison.

I really think they should have left the deleted scene in with the professors "pure evil intentions". That was funny!!

Overall I give it a 5/10. It lacked comedy.

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*Bump*

Jurassic Bark

I think this is very heart warming episode, the thing is I saw white fang on TV the other day and a few days later I saw this. The dog/wolf's loyalty to the characters was really touching to watch. I actually saw shots from white fang in my head when I watched this episode.

I give this episode 10 out of 10.

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'A Clone of My Own'
This episode is so sharp, the humour is spot on. The story is awesome, and Cubert, well who could forget Cubert!? The whole scene where they're rescuing Professor Farnsworth from the Near Death Star is one of the most amazing and cloolsome in the entire show   ...

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x-mas story
A good heart warming episode, especially good around christmas. A

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i watch every night but the one i saw last was why must i be a crustacean in love

danm zoid you dont watch often any more do you

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Leela's Homeworld

Okay, I know that there are a number of people who find this episode really weak (in fact, there are a number of people who find all of season 4 weak), but I just really love it. Sure, it may not be the strongest on the gag front (I probably only laughed three or four times, and some of the dialogue struck me as kind of clunky), and there's this sort of 21st century dialect making its way in (ex: Fry's "Yo, yo, Biz-ender. What up?" ), but this episode is in my top ten, for the third act alone. I mean, the flashback sequence was so great, and the end montage was the perfect way to cap the episode. Oh yeah, and the introduction of Munda and Morris (while this may have been the only point where they ever developed past being simply "Leela's parents" ) was great, particularly the fact that they were willing to be killed just to prevent their daughter from finding out the truth. So great. I guess that's it, really: this is one of the best emotional episodes and it has enough gags to get by.

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"Bend Her"

Score: 85/100
Comments: I've seen it only two or three times before. But looking back, it was really funny. But unfortunately, not funny enough. There were some good jokes, but it simply didn't have enough "pizazz". Plus, the idea of Bender actually looking sexy is just plain wrong.

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on a scale of 1-10 i give most a 12 but leelas homeworld gets an 11
roswell that ends well 12
why must i be a crustacean
in love git a 13 cuz fry beat zoid with his own arm
really it dosnt get any better

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"Obsoletely Fabolous"

Score: 85/100
Comments: Two Bender centric episodes in a row isn't really good. But this episode was still good. Loved it when the robot on the island said, "What?" I would've also liked it if Amy had kept her "cuter due".

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"Love and Rocket"
A great episode one of the best. It had some funny parts, and it was a valentines day episode so it had some Fry and Leela parts .... and Bender and Pe ship parts ....
Rating: 9.5/10.0

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^That's on [as] in a couple of minutes.

"The Farnsworth Parabox"

Score: 9.5/10
Comments: It was a very well written episode. It had the Fry/Leela storyline, good animation, and it only had the 7 main characters. But it doesn't get a 10/10 because it just doesn't have the right amount of humor. "Bite my glorious golden ass!" was my favorite line.

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A couple of eps I watched recently:

"Jurassic Bark"
Ok I seem to be one of the few who didn't like this one that much. How exactly did the dog get fossilised anyhow? Too many plot holes for me. And what on earth was that wrestling scene about anyway? Ok in the commentary they said that the script said that they were supposed to be in leotards but they changed it because of the action figure to "that" costume... ok but why the Leela nearly-stripping off scene later? I can imagine the writers saying: "we're a bunch of horny guys so lets have a scene where Leela shows as much of her boobs as we can get away with". I dunno, it just seemed like a cheap trick to me. The business with the dog at the end, meh that was just unncessary. It certainly wasn't funny. I didn't feel any emotional attachment so maybe it didn't have the impact it had for other people.
 
Rating: 6 out of 10 at best.

"The Devil's hands are Idle Playthings"
Oh, what a wonderful ep! If only Fox had taken eps like this in consideration when they took the decision to cancel then surely they would have reconsidered. Loved the singing, the animation, the ad-libbing, everything about it. Dan C was fantastic as Beelzebot. And didn't Katey Sagal sing well! She used to be a pro singer and it's great to hear. This had everything: fun, jokes, drama and a very tender ending. Do they or don't they? Will they or won't they? Very nicely ambiguous, draw whatever conclusions you like.

Rating: 9.5 out of 10. The start was a little slow otherwise it would have been a full 10. Gets my vote as Best Ever Ep.

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"Insane in the Mainframe"
This episode is awesome. I love the exploding-ness, Roberto, The Hair Bot (I'm a pretty girl... I'm a pretty girl... I'm a prettty girrrl!) the 'Change Places!', all of it was just hilarious. The only thing that freaked me out was Fry's arm movement when he's a "Battle Droid". The deleted scene where Bender sings on his banjo should have been kept in, too.... But otherwise it was a pretty darn good episode.

Rating: 97/100 A

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Where No Fan Has Gone Before
It was a funny epsode. I liked it when Melllvar kept zapping Welshey and I also like the end of this episode where it had Kif paradoying the shot from the Star Trek episode: "The Corbomite Manuever" at the end of the Criedits.

I rate this Episode: 93/100

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I just watched The Sting again, on Cartoon Network.  It's been a while since I've watched the show, and this episode reminded me of why I love it so much.  Emotion, character humor, twists, red herrings, random-ass jokes (Bender on Fire should win an award,) the professor being a nutcase, and more callbacks in 60 seconds than most series have in their entire runs.

You know, I'm sure I've done this before.

Nonetheless: 11/10.  Best episode in the series.  Hell, possibly the best thirty minutes of television in the last decade.

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Same as Nerd-o-rama. I agree with everything he mentioned. Not only is "The Sting" hilarious (i.e. the Bender on fire thing), emotional (without crossing the line into sap), and shippy (again, not annoyingly so), but it is a fine example of how talented the Futurama writing staff was. Oh yeah, and the voice acting in this episode (by Billy West and Katey Segal, in particular) was particularly brilliant.

This is one of the episodes that makes me miss Futurama so much...an A+ episode, no doubt.

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"Brannigan, Begin Again"
Quite forgetable, but not without it's moments - B-