Most quotable quote? (All Characters)

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The couple of lines you say more often than anything else from Futurama. I've got a top two.

"The butter in my pocket is melting!" in reference to describing how damn hot it is (used this a lot over the summer)

And after anything condescending or outright mean said to a friend, "Whale Biologist!"

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Whenever someone describes me, as in "She has a pet chinchilla," I tend to respond with "I already did."
A small, often unrecognized quotes from TCHR, when the Prof. said "And Fry has that brain thing!" to which he replies "I already did!"

That and "I can be whatever I wanna do!"

Fry is a very quotable fellow.

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I use "Your _____ is bad and you should feel bad" all the time. And I mean ALL the time.

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The one I tend to use the most is "What smells like blue?"

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Doctor Kayhill (sp?) from the first movie... "whoopsie doopsie poopsie!"  
EDIT: spelling...

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On occassions I find myself saying the odd phrase from Futurama without realising so I probably don't even clock such instances for the most part.

I've found myself saying "I'm literally angry with rage" a fair amount.  I'm never going to find myself churning out completely non-sequitur lines for the pure sake of quoting Futurama but I do long for a chance to say "Just slow it down, I'll shoot Hitler out the window" with it being completely relevant.

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Considering I am one of the most cynical people on this planet when it comes to the human race this will be a line I know I will use daily... most likely more than once.

"I don't want to live on this planet anymore"

Farnsworth nailed that one...

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"If we can hit that bull's eye, the rest of the dominos should fall like a house of cards. Checkmate!"

"Wonton burrito meals"

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 I often say "Baldercrap!" whenever I hear someone say something stupid or ridiculous.

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I use "Your _____ is bad and you should feel bad" all the time. And I mean ALL the time.

I use that one and "That was so terrible I think it gave me cancer."

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I say "Bullpies!" quite a bit, but my use of Futurama quotes is more on a situational basis.

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*Not-only-am-I-bumping-this-thread, I-am-also-double-posting-in-it BUMP!*

I'm rewatching "The Mutants Are Revolting," and I think "I shall take it here, under my fork" would be a great line to try some time in a restaurant. Either the waiter will get the reference and decide you need not tip him because you have already provided him with the kind of esoteric joy that only such a reference can give...or he'll think you're an enormous prick.

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Whenever someone describes me, as in "She has a pet chinchilla," I tend to respond with "I already did."
A small, often unrecognized quotes from TCHR, when the Prof. said "And Fry has that brain thing!" to which he replies "I already did!"

That and "I can be whatever I wanna do!"

Fry is a very quotable fellow.

For one reason or another I've always enjoyed Fry's unintentional quotes. My personal favorite is "No I'm...doesn't".

Also if something odd happens it never hurts to use "Did everything just taste purple for a second?"

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I enjoyed the Professor's 'Shut Up and Bow your Heads!' quote from one of the recent trailers.

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Whenever somebody says they're going to do something like go to the bathroom or get something to eat, I'll say- "I'm going to allow this."

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Every once in a while, I might say (or at least think of) the phrase "You've [past tense verb] it, you can't un-[present-tense verb] it."

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Watching the Holiday Spectacular right now (god help me, I have no idea why), and this line just tickles me: "I don't wrestle dry, Bender. I went to Vassar." It is my new goal in life to find a situation in which this quote can be used.

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(god help me, I have no idea why),

Maybe because it isn't that bad...?

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"Clool" of course!...

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(god help me, I have no idea why),

Maybe because it isn't that bad...?

It's terrible. Unlike episodes which at least have the bonus of a couple of cool moments or concepts, TFHS is just one fail after another. Fail followed by fail followed by something that doesn't quite fit, followed by fail. It's one of those episodes that irritates me just thinking about the poor quality of the dialogue, plotting, (some of) the animation, and even the voice acting. Though I have to confess, the song at the beginning of the first segment is fairly listenable.

That's its one redeeming feature though. Oh, and I guess the fact that none of it is canon is also a redeeming feature.

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Agree.  It's the only ep that I am 100% certain I will never watch again.  I was so stunned and horrified when it aired that I didn't even remember the great quote mentioned by Gorky.  Maybe I'll scan the transcript for quotes someday.

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The episode actually wasn't as awful this time around--or, at the very least, the middle segment holds up well. It's the only one that's remotely amusing, it has the best song, and if the writers had chosen to devote an entire episode to this story alone, it might have been a lot more enjoyable than the crapfest that is the Holiday Spectacular.

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I use "Your _____ is bad and you should feel bad" all the time. And I mean ALL the time.

This.

From the same episode, I like to quote some of Bender's comments about irony.  "That's not ironic, that's just coincidental/mean/etc!"

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One of my favorite Bender quotes to use, "It's gonna be fun on the bun."

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I don't think I've ever actually used this quote out loud, but I say it in my mind tons of times.  "Interesting, if true."

The delivery of that line was so great haha. The announcer knows George Foreman's head was going on a nonsensical trip down false memory lane, and he just calmly acknowledges it while pretty much admitting he knows the entire story is bunk.  I'm sure you can imagine how applicable this line is to everyday life.

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"I alway's said many things."  One of my most frequently used Futurama-ism.

"WELSHY!!!!!!!!" I'm not sure I've ever missed an opportunity to use that one.

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Whenever somebody says they're going to do something like go to the bathroom or get something to eat, I'll say- "I'm going to allow this."

This amused me greatly and I think I will have to try it out myself.

I have definitely used "It's gonna be fun on the bun - in space!" multiple times.

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I recently watched "Parasites Lost" and was reminded of a couple of my favorites:
"Gumbercules? I LOVE THAT GUY."
"Listen, this is going to be one hell of a bowel movement. Afterwards, he'll be lucky if he has any bones left."

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Last night I used "The laws of science be a harsh mistress" in response to someone complaining about a spill. I think this quote is applicable in numerous situations.

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"You folks watch your genitals now" seems like a phrase that can be used in a variety of situations, though most of the ones I can think of involve the set of a porno movie.

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From last night's ep:

'No, no, what have I will of done?!'

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"My weight is appropriate and attractive!"

(This one works whenever I'm feeling like a big ol' tub of lard.)

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Also from last night, "You don't have to do something just cos it's gonna happen!"

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"My weight is appropriate and attractive!"

(This one works whenever I'm feeling like a big ol' tub of lard.)

I've used that one a lot too. Awesome.

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I tend to go with "That's stupid. You're stupid.", paraphrasing a bit from "That's a stupid pet! You're stupid!"

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What episode is that from?

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You mean I may have unknowingly quoted Futurama?

I came in here to say:

"Fry! You have no nose! Your nose is gone! You have no nose on your face! Where it is I can't say, but on your face it's not!"

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What episode is that from?

"Xmas Story," regarding the pet store owner's opinion of the Electric Snail.

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Lately I've been greeting my girlfriend by saying "Hello baaaaaybeh!" like Bender in "The Prisoner of Benda". When I first started doing it she thought it was extremely annoying, and when I told her it's a Futurama quote she found it even more annoying. But nothing will stop me - nothing!

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I've used "Invaders! Possibly from space!" recently. Ha ha, it was cute.

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"To shreds you say?"
"And how is his wife holding up?"
"To shreds you say..."