Or at least, yet. Maybe not an all-time classic but consistently funny throughout, with no drawn-out-too-long jokes and most of the random pop-culture references were at least topical. (Space Massachusetts, for example.)
"We're your family, and if you can't talk about your problems with us, we'd be glad."
Matthew Miller wrote:
I thought it was good, but not nearly as good as Attack of the Killer App.
While the jokes and social commentary worked, the topic was already covered in I Dated a Robot. Also in the series premier, where Bender told Fry "If anyone asks, you're me debugger" because he wouldn't want people to think they were robosexuals.
One joke I was waiting for that never came was for Bender to introduce Amy to his special attachment.
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I know, right? The opportunity for all the standard geek "hardware/software/hard drive/floppy drive" jokes came and went.
Are you still reading these NGs Mr. Cohen? <g>
Or something like:
Bender: Have you ever seen my other antenna?
Amy: Snuh uh?
Flash cut from Bender and Amy in bed to shot of the exterior of the Robot Arms apartment building.
Voice over of Bender: Shut up and tell me what you think of this.
<sound of sex toy>
Amy: <delighted squeal> or perhaps, <terrified scream>. Or maybe <terrified scream>, then <delighted squeal>.
If he is, on the positive side he can read a weeks worth of posts in 60 seconds.