"Where, O Werecar?" Junk 'n' Shite (not much)

Woo! A new season! And new capsules, hopefully!

episode: The Honking pcode: 2ACV18 submitter: John (scArA) Plasket

REFERENCES

The Howling (title) (werewolf movie)

"Gloria" by Them (Bender's song)

Frankenstein (the whole eerie castle feeling)

Windows (one of the two ghost logos following Bender... what was the other one?)

The Car (eerie, driverless car kills people)

Knight Rider (Kitt's evil windshield wipers)

REVIEW

Okay, so I predicted the whole were-car thing. I still loved it. B+.

NOTE: See also the Dexter's Laboratory episode, "The Laughing," where Dexter becomes a were-clown.

--J(s)P, honk honk

Like I said.

On Mon, 06 Nov 2000 00:43:04 GMT, [email] (scArA) wrote:

Loved the way they duplicated the George Barris design...cheesy film, but a great car...

I just got done watching the Season Premieres of both Futurama and King of the Hill. Both were excellent!

Futurama's Season Premiere was quite expectional! I thought the funniest part was when Fry got trapped inside Were-Car Bender! LOL! I'm still laughing! The best I've seen since last year's Martial Law Season Premiere! (A great underrated show that didn't deserve to be cancelled!)

King of the Hill was great, too!

Wishkah875 wrote:

I wasn't to pleased with it as a season opener. It was to a little to fast paced, it would have worked better were it in the middle of a run instead of starting one off.

I agree it was a little fast, but the thing that really bothered me was that it wasn't very futuristic. I really loved it and all, but it seemed less like a Futurama and more like a Simpsons.

-Fraggler?

www.reality-syndicate.com

Mike Zaite wrote in message news:[email]...

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Fraggler? wrote:

And why did they burry Robot's? I thought they recycled them into beer cans? And how does bender have a family? His mother was a Robotic arm at a M.F.R.Co. Factory in Mexico. Where does this uncle come in? or the Robotic �berwald town? And how was Calculon bolth a Robot Arm and David Duchovony at the same time? I've never seen him in person but im sure he doesn't look like a rolling arm gantry. They should leave the throwaway jokes for the Simpsons.

That season premier kicked ass! Oh, and it was a flying toaster a la AfterDark that was chasing Bender alongside the Windows logo.

scArA wrote in message news:[email]...

scArA wrote:

And a kind of refrence to "American Werewolf in Paris" But not really a direct one.

That would be the flying toasters from the old screen saver program "After Dark"

And "Christine"

They must have been swapped parts from K.A.R.R.

Ironically, "Christine" aired on TNT late this afternoon.

Jay

"In the year 2000, the irony of a submarine captain eating a submarine sandwich for lunch will be overshadowed by the fact that the captain's name is Steve Underwater."

Jay wrote:

Ironically(Ed. The correct term would be Coincidentally)? Are you sure about that? How long ago was it scheduled?

Mike Zaite IS Mike Zaite in "Re: [2ACV18] "Where, O Werecar?" Junk 'n' Shite (not much)." This time, it's personal.

I *thought* so! No, really, I did! (It *looked* like a toaster...)

Oh. About the alterna-title, "Where, O Werecar?" It is a reference to the Mystery Science Theater 3000 song, "Where, O Werewolf?" which aired when Mike and the Bots riffed on the film "Werewolf."

On Mon, 06 Nov 2000 02:20:10 GMT, [email] (scArA) wrote:

"Now that I'm driving, those caribou don't stand a chance!"