best: i, room mate - i have always liked that episode and i remember just after the first time i saw it i thought that must of been one of the best television episodes ive ever seen - i cant pin point anything about it
worst probably the titanic one "Mike Zaite" wrote in message news:[email]...
Good one. My favorite was "Put Your Head on My Shoulder". It'll probably be replaced by "Where the Bugalo Roam" next season.
How could you hate that one? Even though there was no sign of the sweatsuited one, there was enough wild stuff in this one to make it one of my top ten. Highlights:
*The neutrals. "Beige alert!" "If I don't survive, tell my wife 'hi'."
*The Hyperchicken. The goddam Hyperchicken. Tell me you didn't love the Hyperchicken.
*Great lines from Zapp:
"So, you thought you could get away with it, but you forgot one thing: Rock crushes scissors! But scissors cut paper... and paper covers rock... Kif, we have a conundrum. Search them for paper! And bring me a rock."
"Leela... so beautiful, yet so neutral."
"Kif, one minute you have everything, the next you blow up a 4 billion dollar space station, then you have nothing. It really makes you think." "No it doesn't."
*The Midnight Cowboy riff. Male prostitution is always funny.
*The hose fight (at least that one used actual hoses.
My least favorite ep is probably "The Lesser of Two Evils", but that's probably because I only saw it once. I can't think of any episode I actually hate. ------ "Everyone's always in favour of saving Hitler's brain, but when you put it in the body of a great white shark, ohh-ohh-ohh, suddenly you've gone too far!" -- Prof. Hubert Farnsworth
I think it's time that someone had the courage to stand up and say 'I hate those episodes that everybody else does'. Quite frankly, I think that your question doesn't go too far enough :)
So did you see it or not? It was pathetic Id rather vote for Jon Jackson or Jack Johnson over both the yakoos we had up on the podiums this week it was sad and pathetic.
Yup, I saw the debate, although I did not see much of the VP debates. Seems our resident prime minister is about to decide to call a fall election himself.
Note for American readers of this post. Canadian Federal governments get elected for 5 year terms, can keep getting elected forever if the voters support them, can fall if they lose a vote in parliament, and can call an election whenever they want.
I'm starting to think a robotic Nixon might not be all that bad :)