You know how before the episode "Fear of a Bot Planet" was about to begin there was a snipette (Leella asks Fry: "what do you think of the view Fry?" and Fry answers with "It really puts things in perspective, I mean from up here an entire world can seem utterly insignificant", then a tiny saturn like planet hits the ship's windshield. Leella pushes a button and windshieldwipers smudge the planet all over the windshield.). Are there any other such clips that come on before an episode even starts? If so what episodes feature them?
prologues to episodes.
Very common first season and first half of second season with only three after that. I may have missed one or two but most of them are below.
Season/episode Title Scene summary
s1e02 The Series Has Landed Planet Express Super bowl commercial s1e04 Love's Labors Lost in Space Leela's freaky date with the lizard tongue s1e05 The one you mentioned below. s1e06 A Fishful of Dollars Robot's Arms apartments squeeky robots s1e07 My Three Suns Bender's botwash (tune to carwash) s1e08 A Big Piece of Garbage Professor F's deathclock, Fry tries it out s2e01 A Flight to Remember Planet Express returns from cannibal-lon, vacation on Titanic s2e02 Mars University Professor F's delivery to Mars U. s2e03 When Aliens Attacks Flashback to Earth 1999, Single Female Lawyer s2e04 Fry and the Slurm Factory All My Circuits --> Slurm commercial s2e05 I Second That Emotion Commercial, Glagnar's Human Rinds s2e06 Brannigan Begin Again Fry and Bender play Star Wars style chess s2e11 Lesser Than Two Evils Commercial, Arachno Spores s2e18 The Problem with Popplers Commercial, Molten Boron s3e12 Insane in the Mainframe Commercial, Thomson's Teeth
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"Hank Keleher" wrote in message news:%ojj7.199209$[email]...
<...> I sure wish they would do more of these. It was a nice touch and I was disappointed as they petered to foreground versions of background ads and then just disappeared.
Yeah i totally agree... i mean, "nobody doesnt like molten boron"!
Nobody indeed.
Mike
"Michael Pretlove" wrote in message news:Tqqj7.497$[email]...
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Don't get me wrong All the "Ad" ones were funny. But they could have been just as funny if it was shown on the Television leading into whatever the characters are supposed to be watching that's plot related.