Can definitely say the first episode was really funny. Even some jokes that only really hit on a rewatch. It's safe to say that Futurama's back, and about the same as a solid Fox era episode.

Lol the introduction didn’t age well I guess

I must say, I really liked the first episode of "Hulu era". I had not high hopes for that, maybe that is why, but probably no. It was good. When I like something I know I like it because I do - my own opinion and not because what other people say. If someone says it is bad, whatever but it wont effect my opinion.

Fry's voice tho..

It's going well so far, I'd say. The second episode was a fantastic continuation to an old storyline about Amy and Kif's children that was both hilarious and emotional, giving it the feel of some of the best episodes from the rest of the series. Also it seems Fry and Leela are FINALLY going to stay a couple this time.. Despite it's extremely sporadic endings and rebootings, I think Futurama still has a lot of potential in our current age.

Fr tho

Definitely.

I love both

@@0Enigmatic0 imagine liking two different things

Rick and Morty is a "what if" (what if The Doctor was amoral basically) premise while Futurama is a unique premise

Party on dudes 😔

It still hurts

Party on

Party on, contest winners.

He was all partied out

That actually made me die laughing xD

@@darianbarber3763 I got a booth for you

? What crash?

@@themudpit621Housing Market 2008

The fact that we have suicide booths in canada and sweden the 2020s is an amazing coincidence

best line: "i dont tell you how to tell me what to do so dont tell me how to do what you tell me to do" - bender bending rodriquez

*very different indeed*

Billy West And John DiMaggio played a big role in that.

It's interesting because no show has made me tear up more than this 1

@@Se7enDsinSGaming *there were many episodes that did that for me....even when i knew the direction they were going some just hit you that hard in the right spot*

i cryed on last episode

@Natural Creature then why are you hate watching a Futurama video? fucking weird lmao🤣

@Natural Creature cope

@Natural Creature cope + maidenless

@Natural Creature cope + maidenless + L

Anyone who's has bumpy relationships in their lives will understand this... I moved away at 16 always thinking because I was a black sheep and my brother was the perfect kid. I'm only 23 but talking to my brother again and seeing how genuinely happy he was along with recalling the past times we'd spend as kids. Idk definitely hit hard for me to when I rewatch it

new season is supposed to drop sometime this year, meanwhile is a great episode and hopefully they dont ruin the series with adding to it

Everyone keeps mentioning the pilot came on right after meanwhile but I can't find any recording or evidence of this anymore.

its a cartoon

​@@Tw0Dotswhat does that have to do with anything?

I will suck it up and hope for the best . I can't imagine wanting to mess with that perfection but I was skeptical the last time they brought it back and was proved wrong. We shall see.

It’s on my list of episodes that make me sob, and then every time I watch it I think “that’s not so bad”. It’s a little sad all throughout, but it keeps moving, and I can keep from crying. And then… “it’s not your dream. It’s hers.” That line just sneaks in there at the end and touches me in some way I will never be able to express. My heart breaks all over again.

Its episodes like these that make me glad it returned. Theres some stinkers but personally I think some of the most emotional and impactful episodes came on the comedy central run. Here’s hoping this new revival does similar things. The first episode was good enough but not quite up there, and I think they need to prove themselves considering they retconned maybe the best ending in sitcom history.

Yes....... like Grendizer robot 1975 serie's.... and now Futurama..... for children and mature peoples.... the best !!!!!!!!!!!!

Game of Tones. Same here.

What episode is that?

@@loiracitr game of tones

@@damfine4673 thanks! I have never watched it so now I can do it ☺️

@@loiracitr you won't regret it. It's a beautiful episode, with a hard finish to watch, that gives us hope, even when we have lost someone close to us.

Extremely late reply, but it does feed into the time is a loop theory from the time machine episode where they travel to the end of time and loop back around.

Wow

Hulu is gonna ruin this.

@Clay3613 some have argued they "ruined" Orville by dropping most of the comedy.

​@@Clay3613 nope

damn i almost wanna do another binge and keep a chart of what they say happens in what year

Firefly was a tragedy! I still remember the weird depression I felt hearing it was canceled. I'd go get the box set from the library and have firefly parties where we all dressed up and watch it beginning to end.

I still remember the way my lip quivered at the end when I first saw that episode as a kid. Pretty tough stuff

Ayeeee awesome name ❤

They intentionally tugged on heartstrings, has to be the most repeatedly referenced episode

You tryna make us cry from the memories??! Because I will!

Your husband has definitely seen that episode. I don't think there's a person in gen x or the millennial generation in western society that hasn't seen Jurassic Bark. I still get a pit in my stomach whenever it gets even mentioned; it is easily one of the best written episodes of any show ever. I can't think of another show that relates that same feeling that Jurassic Bark does.

Deserved ending for him

He finally got his happy ending, found someone who loved him and didn't see him as a disgusting crab man.

I didn’t know the show was nearing the end. As soon as I saw it was going to workout for him I checked how many episodes were left…

I love that episode and zoidberg! I feel like he's an underrated character but he's great!

Amy is typing...

Still got that job?

Exactly what I was thinking earlier. I grew up watching this show from a young age. It will always be my favorite show and it helped me so much.

Same, it is my all time favorite American television show

It's not so much the show, but more your age. You watched it at a very impressionable age so of course you will never feel that way again.

@@angstyxxo1232 I grew up from a young age. It was tough

Amen brother. Amen.

Did you watch it the same day your dog died?

@@shizuwolf You don't need a dog to get the feels .

@@BugsyFoga no, but it gives the emotion more kick

I'll never forgive the writers for that fucking episode.

@@Papercut625 I like the episode where Hermès hides the fact that he made bender. Also top heartfelt

Actually the Professor says the button takes them back to just before he made it, so it just undid the episode from their memory and they kept on living, not looping from the pilot time and time again.

@@jat6758 actually it's kinda a yes and no situation. I re-watch the ending and he does say he was gonna send them back before he conceived the button but also apparently people were saying the first episode played after the ending with no commercials.

@@jat6758 so if they did continue the series they would have this ending to continue from but that never happened. So it's kinda a yes and no time loop, p.s sorry for my dumb and long explanation

Exactly why I’ve watched it 16 times, not playing in the background either lol.

@@jat6758 Well the Professor literally invented a forward time machine in one episode and him, fry, and Bender go through the birth and death of the universe multiple times, each time being an exact loop of the previous universe. So yeah, its canonical that the show loops.

idle hands are the devils playthings and godfellas.

“That’s not ironic, it’s just coincidental!”

You can’t just have your characters say what they feel! That makes me feel angry!!

I'm on acid rn. I forget if I was supposed to watch this

I love Bender! He is a comedy icon and no one is going to change my mind!!

"He needs to drink to function normally." Sounds like alcoholism to me.

in the first episode, when Fry asks Bender why would a robot need to drink, Bender replies “i don't need to drink, I can quit anytime I want!”. i’m pretty sure Bender is an alcoholic

@@banananana2999 you know when fry thinks hes a robot and drinks beer to fuel his power cells(like bender has said in the past before) or the episode where bender doesnt drink and leela commenting on bender staying up all night not drinking or (i can go on lol)

Were dependent on food and water in the same way. Everything is a substance

we're back baby

Wait, what? Seriously?

@@speed65752 yep on Hulu I think the entire cast besides the voice of bender is sign on or last I heard

@@blainetrevino689 Bender is on board now.

@@LightOfRaven thank god it wouldn’t have been the same without him but I can’t wait to see how the do it now. I will say if they end the series after a few seasons I wonder how they will end it now since meanwhile was a perfect one

Late Philip J Fry for me.

jurassic bark, get's me every time

All of the above.

Absolutely. Before rick and Morty. This was one of three Futurama episodes that were the only.media to ever make me cry

@@ethanjobson3879 by far my favorite episode(maybe tied for the last episode of the series). Such a brilliant episode. Butterfly effect alternative ending tried to do the same. A tragic but necessary outcome. Oh man this episode gets me every time.

The one when he spoke to his mother in her dream made me tear up.

Don't forget, the timeline was ultimately changed and Seymore did indeed come back.

That episode broke me, holy shit.

Too soon for that memory

​@@petertr2000 wait what episode

I legit avoid that episode cuz I’ll cry so hard. Even seeing the dog for a few seconds in this video I almost lost it. I don’t know why, I can’t handle it

Oh yeah that's a classic brilliant episode

I'm personally GLAD they retconned that episode. It is still impactful but I'm happy Seymour got to live out his life with Fry.

If I ever need to cry I just put it on and yup. That always does it

I don't think you can have ever had a pet, and not cry after watching it. People often compare having a pet with having a child, and they are dead wrong. Tou raise a child knowing that, one day, they will grow up, and leave the nest, starting their life, and their family. With a pet, you know that they will be with you until one of you passes on. And as you age, you wonder what will become of them, if you go first. Same if you face a serious illness, something I have been through. There is a depth ro that episode rarely seen anymore, and it will always hood a special place 8n my heart. I worry about it now, having just survived a major infection, and the loss of a limb, with my service dog. All he has known is life with me, and his training so far, with that bond, so if I'm gone, how will he handle it? Yeah. That one still gets to keep whenever I watch it.

@@AnimePlaysMinecraft it actually makes more sense he turned to dolomite due to Bender firing a futuristic weapon vs Seymour just lying in the same spot day in day out.

Good it's coming back again, can't wait for a new season as an adult

All the “science” in the show is funny asf most of it is complete bullshit and a joke but like thats the best parts of the show

@@Nolabray21 While it does have plenty of bullshit science (like most of the 60s-80s sci-fi it's trying to emulate), a surprising amount of it is real.

can't think of almost anything good on Futurama from after season 4. all I can remember is every goddamn day getting the commercial with Amy and Bender "guess what happened to the last person who told me to shut up" then they have sex. hilarious...

The writers room was actually highly educated, and there was even a mathematical theorem written for the show, they just mostly kept their academics down to references, goofs and other nonsense. A lot of the jokes get even funnier when you know they could probably have been a lot more scientifically accurate, but chose not to.

And then they revived It again.

@@arthurpietrogarcia1057 This news has saddened me.

@@thesistersofbattle I mean, I'm down for It, as long as It is superior to the comedy central era and has an actual series finale(one that Isn't open ended) so that Futurama doesn't Just become the Simpsons but slow I Will be happy.

every single time

A thing about shows which I find fortunate is, if there IS good, it isn't diminished by the bad (normally, there are a few times I can think of where adding more can ruin previous content). Futurama ended well (Show had a handful of supposed final episodes, of course none of them were as conclusive or fulfilling as Meanwhile was in the end (Devil's hands are idle playthings was one and iirc, Into the wild green yonder was quite conclusive but they worked around it)) but for what it's worth, I believe it still held immense value and potential up until the end. I doubt they'd want to explore every potential social or sci-fi possibility but they had so much more to work with, I can see it turning out decently. And as I said, even if it doesn't turn out decently, it won't take away from the previous work. Same way newer simpsons isn't so great, I can just go back and watch the seasons I care about!

Mr medic man uli love yo7⁷

Well this is surprise to see you here but a welcomed one

Jurassic bark

Luck of the Fryish always makes my older brother and i cry

Homer plays a great devil

Computers were already everywhere in 1999, they just weren't powerful.

@@Richard_Nickerson yeah but you couldn't look something up with the machine in your pocket like today

@@RingsOfSolace Yes, and? Doesn't mean people couldn't look up what day of the week it'd be. There are people who can do the math to figure out what day of the week any given date was or will be off the top of their heads anyway.

I had an old 486 IBM computer from the early 90s. Talkin floppy disk, upgraded to windows 95 from 3.1 and 56k modem from 14.4k. And its calendar went up to the year 2100 i believe. Which is why i thought that whole y2k scare was hilarious. The technology that was available in the mid to late 90s, and what professionals use, was far superior to my old hand me down pc from the early 90s. Not exactly a long stretch to believe that it would be very easy to see a calender from 2999

@@Richard_Nickerson Dude that’s the point... that someone did the math. You’re a slow learner u_u

He starred on it twice

Which part, all the predictions made by Ale Gore being disproven by the year 2020 much less the year 3000. Still not knowing anything but what we see by telescope and basing science off nothing but observations, while making fun of religion for doing basically the same thing? Don't get me wrong I love the show, but for being so wrong on just about everything dealing with science. It was right on political crap. Politicians and businesses being greedy and selfish but that's not a hard prediction to make since this is always the case. Any new episodes made will be crap as they will have the same lame political messages as all other revived or remade shows.

It's still the writing room with the most graduate degrees ever.

@@Jason-de9mq most accurate scifi sitcom is not a very high bar. Especially in the 90s. Comparing to 3rd rock from the sun and quantum leap.

@@beaustory9238 Accurate? Look at Star Trek and how many inventions that Roddenberry foresaw. The flip phone, modern micro sized medical devices, flat screen TVs, they (NASA) are even working on a REAL warp drive. So, I would say, regardless of the crap budget ST was allowed for production, it was pretty accurate, although we're already beginning to eclipse the technology supposedly available in the 22nd century the prototype of the series proposed.

Simpson’s on channel 4, then switch over to sky one at half 6!

Agreed, most people I’ve talked to know futurama very well

Can confirm, I was on some Futurama fan forums in the early 2000's and a good amount of them were from the UK.

Damn I remember when the new seasons were released on sky and I definitely remember watching the finale on there too. I remember that ending hitting me hard

Simpsons and futurama were two of the few shows we could watch as a family when we stayed at my dad's house without arguing. Learned a lot from watching it, and it was thanks to sky one showing Simpsons showing a satirical side of modern life, whereas futurama showed that the future will likely still have the same issues as we do, but in a different manifestation

The episode with his moms memories makes me sob. She lost her son, and lived the rest of her life not knowing what happened to him, that’s heartbreaking. And Fry wanting to see his family one last time really shows that deep down, he missed where he came from, but doesn’t regret being in the future at all.

@@mistressmoon1779 yeah he realizes that their long gone and it's just a memory but he still loves his new future family he's made for himself, he just misses those people he took for granted back then now that he knows that they also missed him cause the past left alot of clues for him that he correctly deciphered so far

@@drebone1986 yeah, it also shows how he never really was over it until that point. I think being able to see his moms memories gave him the closure he needed, because I did get a sense that he missed the past, he just didn’t know how badly until he saw his family. I lowkey wish in the new season we’ll be able to see more flashbacks of interactions with his family

@@mistressmoon1779 exactly and I think they were going to do more but since they were always a second away from multiple cancellations that had to focus on quick gags, it only got to those serious moments once they were comfortable and felt like this was a permanent job which was the last couple of seasons

Seriously doubt you didn't know Jurassic bark was a fan favorite.

Repent and follow Jesus! Contemplate how the Roman empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years to accomplish the religion of the Israelites C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate though because you can start a relationship with God and have proof. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life. - Revelation 3:20 Revelation has been unfolding since Jesus died. The Popes are now and have been claimed to be equal to God and set themselves in Jesus' place. Vatican City (Which is its own nation BTW) have risen up to fulfill the role of the false prophet 2 Thessalonians 2:4 says “Who opposes and exalts himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sits in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God.” The restrainer that the Apostle Paul was referring to was the Western Roman Emperor, who held back the Popes from taking power. Once the last Western Roman Emperor was removed from power in 476 AD, the Pope was given civil and ecclesiastic authority over Rome; healing the deadly head wound, as they took the Emperors title of Pontifex Maximus, leader of the church and state. “We may according to the fullness of our power, dispose of the law and dispense above the law. Those whom the Pope of Rome doth separate, it is not a man that separates them but God. For the Pope holdeth place on earth, not simply of a man but of the true God.” (Source: “Decretals of Gregory IX,” Book 1, chapter 3.) Pope Pius V blasphemed, “The Pope and God are the same, so he has all power in Heaven and earth.” (Source: Pope Pius V, quoted in Barclay, Cities Petrus Bertanous Chapter XXVII: 218.) Pope Leo XIII declared, “We hold upon this earth the place of God Almighty.” (Source: Pope Leo XIII Encyclical Letter, June 20, 1894) The antichrist sea beast of Revelation points to the office of the papacy, the Popes of Rome, who controlled the Roman beast for 1,260 years, from 538-1798 AD. Daniel 7:25 says “And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.” The Popes of Rome spoke against Elohim and proclaimed to be God. They reigned for 1,260 years, from 538-1798 AD. during which they caused tens of millions of saints to be killed. The Pope’s title is Vicar of Christ, which in Latin is ‘Vicarius Filii Dei’, and equates numerically to the number 666

People are commenting about how this and that episode made them cry, well, this one did (at least bring tears to my eyes) when it is revealed at the end that it was all a dream. I was so relieved. I was in my 40s when this show first aired. Anther one that got me emotional was Leela finding her parents - an episode with heart.💜

It's titled "The Sting"

it reminded me of when my girlfriend at the time passed of cancer and how hard I took it having some of the problems leela did. its a great episode but I cant bring myself to watch it agian

that episode is a trip, yeah great episode though

Comical gold!

The Fountain of Aging. Leela: Well, you can bother me a little.

truly! ive watched it spontaneously as a kid and about two years back i watched it in chronological order. i would rewatch it again with no doubt, its a perfect mix of silly one-off episodes with slice of life elements that never really get boring or redundant.

Too soon dude

I'm tearing up just thinking about this..

I can't even hear that song without tearing up .

I remember.....i cry to this episode 😢😢 And many others too💞💞

Don’t fox what ain’t broke

He founds what works the best for him :D what a joy.

Repent and follow Jesus! Contemplate how the Roman empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years to accomplish the religion of the Israelites C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate though because you can start a relationship with God and have proof. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life. - Revelation 3:20 Revelation has been unfolding since Jesus died. The Popes are now and have been claimed to be equal to God and set themselves in Jesus' place. Vatican City (Which is its own nation BTW) have risen up to fulfill the role of the false prophet 2 Thessalonians 2:4 says “Who opposes and exalts himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sits in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God.” The restrainer that the Apostle Paul was referring to was the Western Roman Emperor, who held back the Popes from taking power. Once the last Western Roman Emperor was removed from power in 476 AD, the Pope was given civil and ecclesiastic authority over Rome; healing the deadly head wound, as they took the Emperors title of Pontifex Maximus, leader of the church and state. “We may according to the fullness of our power, dispose of the law and dispense above the law. Those whom the Pope of Rome doth separate, it is not a man that separates them but God. For the Pope holdeth place on earth, not simply of a man but of the true God.” (Source: “Decretals of Gregory IX,” Book 1, chapter 3.) Pope Pius V blasphemed, “The Pope and God are the same, so he has all power in Heaven and earth.” (Source: Pope Pius V, quoted in Barclay, Cities Petrus Bertanous Chapter XXVII: 218.) Pope Leo XIII declared, “We hold upon this earth the place of God Almighty.” (Source: Pope Leo XIII Encyclical Letter, June 20, 1894) The antichrist sea beast of Revelation points to the office of the papacy, the Popes of Rome, who controlled the Roman beast for 1,260 years, from 538-1798 AD. Daniel 7:25 says “And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.” The Popes of Rome spoke against Elohim and proclaimed to be God. They reigned for 1,260 years, from 538-1798 AD. during which they caused tens of millions of saints to be killed. The Pope’s title is Vicar of Christ, which in Latin is ‘Vicarius Filii Dei’, and equates numerically to the number 666

@@FreightmareFTW Look Savannah you don't have authority to teach me about bible verses. You are a woman full of IMPURE menstrual blood. (Leviticus 15:19-30) Also since you are a woman you in fact have no right or authority to teach anything to a man like me. (Timothy 2:12) So why don't you "but remain silent" or simply shut up while the men are talking. Hey not my personal view... just using the book you seem to worship to point a few things out.

It's because he's a time jumper

A very astute observation. I have given up on the ideas that humans will evolve. Instead, we are devolving! Becoming dumber, but with more technology!

This show was 1000% better than Family Guy. Don’t even get me started with The Cleveland Show and American Dad. I can’t believe they still rerun those shows!

@@Geezer-yf8hv American dad isn’t over. It’s still airing

@@PartnershipsForYou Oh, I know that. I was talking about the multiple channels that show the reruns for hours at a time. I don’t think I’ve watched a new episode in a couple of years, because it got too stupid.

@@Geezer-yf8hv American Dad is better than Family Guy. American Dad will stay make me laugh and the writers don't seem to hate making new episodes. Family Guy is a nightmare.

why is this comment not bumped to the top

@@JonLikes2Jam 1% mate

He turned a himself into a pickle funniest shit I've ever seen.

And yet need anybody be concerned with the fact that only you, have a problem with. Get back in your box.

Ayy fancy seeing you here

very interesting, didnt think about how it could be set in the time period when humanity is rebuilding itself

@@anchorbubba Mhm, there are a few fan theories floating around out there on the subject. An episode in the first season with a crystal ball shows an image of Fry, Bender, and Farnsworth in the forward time machine for a frame, immediately connecting the shows. The idea, I think, is that since Disenchantment is so far removed from the actual reality of medieval past, the show could take place inbetween the modern age and the year 3000. Plots in the second season of Disenchantment nod in this direction as well, what with the scientific advanced nation featured.

With all due respect, no it isn't

I have so much mad respect for the writers of Futurama for referencing Twin Peaks of the title of its final episode ('Meanwhile')

Fox sitcoms made fun of Fox especially in earlier years, because Fox started out with the reputation of a "counter-culture" network that took more risks. In the 80s sitcoms were becoming very phoned-in and Fox wanted shows to break from that so it gave writers a lot of creative freedom. This eventually led to Simpsons for example, throwing low blows at Fox and it was pretty novel you never see a show do that to its network before. It started losing its way in the 2000s with fixation on reality TV.

Dude, they killed AMAZING shows back in the day this way. Most people have never even HEARD of Brimstone, and it's probably the greatest of all the Fox Uranus' swallowed children, and with Firefly Family Guy and Futurama and Freaks and Geeks and Sliders I don't say that lightly

What website?

@@darkslayer1161 it was called project free tv but I’m not sure it is what it used to be when i was using it around 2015-16

@@Dhemize bet. Thanks bro.

That's exactly what Fox did to Firefly

That killed me

For me it's Jurassic bark, but a close second in a good way was "Luck of the Fryrish", when Yancy names his kid after Fry.

Fry's dog episode legit made me cry at the end.

@@your_belief_vs_everything That episode didn't leave a dry eye for anyone watching.

yep, thats nerd love - many ladies have not notice signs of nerd-love, and went to be with some bad guy instead

"...for a thousand summers, I will wait for you."

That scene made my buddy's mom (and literally everyone) cry when it was aired - she didn't watch the show, but I guess saw that scene.

Every year or so someone reminds me of this episode and I feel to them. FUCK YOU. That's the saddest shit I've ever seen.

Later seasons of Futurama aren't as consistently good, but when they have good episodes, those episodes are usually fantastic. The problem is the earlier seasons were just... well, pretty consistently fantastic. While the later ones had fantastic individual episodes, amidst ones that weren't nearly as good, and sometimes were even awful.

I liked every season/movie up to the revival on comedy central.

And now we’re getting 20 more episodes 🙄. Meanwhile was perfect, and if they don’t get Ken Keeler to do the last episode of the new run they’re really screwed.

You put it into words!

This was a well written review of the show and put in summation the way I feel about it as well.

Flaws? What flaws?

Honestly, I prefer Futurama to The Simpsons now. Futurama doesn't show off as much.

@@Geezer-yf8hv doesn't have 47 seasons like the simpsons 🤣

@@Geezer-yf8hv You consider it perfect? Thats just infantile..

I watched the finale online, and did not even know that they did that on CC. But the final image in the finale immediately made me remember the opening of the Pilot ;)

I remember that. Haven't seen any station air the episodes like that since. It was perfect, albeit bittersweet that the two will always forget that time together.

The irony is that streaming services are now forcing everyone back into piracy, since too many companies want too much of your money split all over their platforms. It’s ridiculous.

@@pdpUU Don't worry. It's just a matter of time before ads come into play and the pricing starts going up as cable is slowly phased out and streaming becomes the only real option.

Hot take, streaming services are helping ruin network TV. I see reboots of old shows happening on streaming services but originated on network TV channels. Also, the decision to put Disenchantment on Netflix is a sign of the times, there's no reason that couldn't have been a TV-14 show on Fox

It was a time before social networks. I miss it.

@@falconeshield ?? There were loads! But not everyone had a pc with internet connection... such a golden era were the internet wasnt saturated with stupidity.

Absolutely. It always blows my mind when I bring up Futurama being my fav of all time and the listener has no idea why. Honestly, it's a show that requires watching it through and appreciating every character and the references. It takes attention to their detail.

@@mackenziecolt I have regarded Futurama as the smartest, most humanizing, thought provoking, emotionally driven adult animation of all time. (Thus far). Most people I've told about why I hold the show in such high regards usually look at me like I'm an idiot. But to this day, I don't know how someone could watch the ending of Jurassic Bark or Game of Tones and just not shed at least one tear.

@@tylermac111 I’d put it neck and neck with King of the Hill, but Futurama had a lot going for it. I’m still noticing gags I’ve missed on my rewatch

Capitalists make everything worse.

money

Same. Not even rick and morty can compare to futurama. Futurama will always be the better show.

I think futurama should of had a few nore seasons because of how ahead of its time it was and if it were to still air today, it would of have been great dince people these days loves shows almost just like this like Rick and Morty, also i think a futurama and Rick and Morty crossover would have been the best thing ever just to see bender and rick just hang out

@@Thomzz95rick and morty isn’t even on the same level as futurama there’s no way you can compare them

My brain hurt from reading this

@@liriosogno6762 I'm not surprised. It's really hard to wrap a brain around a time travel paradox like that. There was an episode where the crew goes back to 1947 and crash just outside of Roswell, New Mexico. Fry meets up with who he believes is his grandfather and tries to keep him out of trouble but inadvertently gets the man killed. Fry, believing that since the guy died, but it had no impact on himself, he sleeps with the man's girlfriend since the man could not have been his grandfather, therefore the woman must not be his grandmother. Turns out the woman really was his grandmother, and by sleeping with her, he got her pregnant thus making him the father of who would become his father, making him his own grandfather. His father would later have two sons, himself and his brother. His brother would later have children, who would later have children, etc. until we get to Professor Farnsworth. So if we traced back Farnsworth's family tree all the way back to the 2000s we see his great, great etc. grandfather is Fry's brother, and his great, great, etc. uncle is Fry. But if we go back just two more generations we find that Farnsworth's great, great, great, great, etc. grandfather is Fry.

That, together with Lars, implies that time travelling in Futurama is following the bootstrap paradox.

@@crocodileman94 Yup. There's a couple of instances of this paradox within the series, such as Fry goes back in time in the tenth episode in the fourth season and meets up with the past Nibbler and ultimately causes his past self to become frozen to wake up in the year 3000.

He did the nasty in the pasty!!

Pretty good way of describing it imo

I've had a girlfriend like this. Adored her to bits, but I knew it wasn't ever going to last due to our different paths in life. Though our time was short, and immediately afterwards I hoped it never happened, I am glad that I had that fleeting experience. You really nailed it on the head bud.

I’m doing the opposite. Going to re watch the series because of this golden video. Didn’t even feel like an hour long

yo man hulu is renewing it for a 20 episode season

This was my comfort show

​@@cyruss_jbojack futurama rick and morty are my comfort shows