The one Bender falls in love with the PE Ship. The one where Leela gets Court Martialed. How Hermes Resitioned His Groove Back. A Clone of My Own. The one where Cubert and Hermes' son have a paper route.
Forgive me that I didn't know any of the titles.....
(You're taking him too seriously. By "you are wrong", he means "In my very humble and respectful opinion, I beg to differ with the proposition you have put forth, good sir.")
How can any Bender-centric episode make anyone's worst eppy list?
"France has neither winter, nor summer, nor morals. France is miserable because it is filled with Frenchmen, and Frenchmen are miserable because they live in France" - Mark Twain
I don't think any episodes are truly bad, but "Pharoah to Remember" was a bit iffy. Bender was overly mean (even for him) at points, and in general just didn't seem quite up to par. Still enjoyed it to some degree, though.
Taste- well it's a funny thing, I really liked the Hermes / Groove epi - some great lines: Hermes (on top of the PE Building) "I'm going to jump" Bender "Do a flip"
One of my least fav is the one with the anchovies and Mom - perhaps it's that I just don't like Mom - she is twisted and evil.
I'm sorry, but that episode gets its way into my heart FOREVER with what is possibly amongst the ten funniest things i have ever heard in my life:
some guy, igner/walter/whatever: my GOD . . . this mister Fry must be a mastermind of the highest order! (switch to fry in his underwear watching Sanford and Son in the dark) some character on sanford and son: Eeey, Esta, you UGLY! fry: (laughs, whilst resting can of beer on priceless anchovies)
Hmm. Doesn't look so funny there as it's more of a visual joke, but come on, even you who hates that episode must realise that's hilarious?
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 15:30:25 -0500, Rev. Bleech_ wrote (in message ):
Has everyone in this group managed to block out all memory of "Mars University"? Sweet Zombie Jesus, please tell me how you all managed it! I could use the help!
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 21:02:25 -0500, Rev. Bleech_ wrote (in message ):
Hey brother, I'm all about the primates wearing people clothes and talking! I watched every episode of Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp when they were originally broadcast...and I watched every episode of The Chimp Channel too. I've watched the original Planet of the Apes movies so many times they have worn grooves in my retinas. Love the "Dial M for Monkey" cartoons, especially the one where he meets Simyon, who talks strangely like Chalton Heston. When I'm alone, I even talk to myself in a Mojo Jojo voice. Are you scared yet?
Maybe what bothered me about "Mars University" was not enough talking superintelligent monkey, and way way way too much Animal House.
P.S.: on an unrelated note, I do think we're all morally obliged to use the phrase "Sweet Zombie Jesus" as often as possible.
On Sun, 16 Feb 2003 19:48:18 GMT, Richard Bensam spewed forth:
Not really. I once had this conversation with a friend, a ferocious hockey fan :
"Dude, I just bought 'Most Valuable Primate'" "....why on earth would you buy such ridiculous straight to video bilge ?!?!?" "Well, 1. It has a monkey in people clothes, 2. The monkey is doing people things, and 3. The monkey is playing hockey"
You know it goes against everything I stand for, but try as I might I just can't argue with that logic.
Just avoid "Sweet Zombie Mohammed" if you don't want rocks thrown at you
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 20:30:25 GMT, Rev. Bleech_ wrote:
Nope, love them both to itty bitty pieces :-) (and while I understand I may be in a minority, I can add that I know of at least two people whose first Futurama ep was The Honking, and who both became fans based on that ep.)
Actually, a "Pharaoh to Remember" is on my top list. The bit where they were heading towards a planet that would have passed for Earth on a bad show despite being totally unlike it geographically and then pointing it out was brilliant.:)
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Well, to each his own I guess. I still basically like it, I just didn't like it as much as most episodes (I find that to be true of Bender episodes in general). And to be fair, I haven't seen it since it aired.