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{{item infobox ...he day of {{date|31 December}} [[1999]] and locate the source of a {{cat|s=no|music|melody}} that he had heard. {{er|7ACV23}} {{Amy}} prepared the inject

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{{group infobox *Only one of them speaks in "[[The Late Philip J. Fry]]", their debut episode.

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{{crew infobox ...de "[[Anthology of Interest]]". She later returned in the episode "[[Where No Fan Has Gone Before]]" alongside her costars from ''Star Trek''.

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{{character infobox ...fictitious character appearing in the [[The Last Man on Earth|eponymous]] episode of ''[[The Scary Door]]''. He is apparently the last human on Earth, and wa

{{character infobox *In the episode "[[Bendless Love]]", when [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]] and [[Professor Hubert J.

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{{character infobox ...int of even making the delivery of the actual package, requiring virtually no interaction from the [[Planet Express crew|crew]].

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{{crew infobox ...ead|himself]]. He returned in "[[Crimes of the Hot]]" in [[season 4]], an episode focusing on his passion, global warming.

{{crew infobox ...oiced]] [[Walter Koenig's head|his head in a jar]] in the episode "[[Where No Fan Has Gone Before]]".

{{character infobox ...creature was seen on [[Thuban 9|the planet]] during [[That Darn Katz!|the episode]].

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{{place infobox * The Great Wall of China appears at approximately the same time of the episode in 1ACV01 and 2ACV19.

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{{character infobox * Rusty is involved in several puns in the episode:

{{character infobox ...ght}} between {{sw|Luke Skywalker}} and [[Darth Vader]], in {{sw|Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back}}.

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{{group infobox ...several of [[Earth]]'s nations, such as [[Germany]], renamed "Nazi Planet Episode Land", fell victim to its influence.

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{{commentary infobox *They had to make some changes to the episode due to the terrorist attacks of 9/11.

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{{character infobox ...Fan Has Gone Before]]", since Kelley had passed away four years before the episode appeared. Kelley instead appeared in a silent cartoon form, while Doohan's

{{commentary infobox *This episode idea comes from ''[[Star Trek]]'' with an evil [[Spock]].

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{{character infobox ...al controls on my computer weren't letting me access our transcript of the episode, so I used a different one. It was transcribed by the same person, but the

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{{item infobox ...n". The same pun is made in the title of [[The Six Million Dollar Mon|the episode which introduced it]].

{{commentary infobox *The digital clock was meant to be the same as in the episode "[[Xmas Story]]".

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{{character infobox ...Klaus Mandela was originally named '''Slaznack''', <ref>{{cite commentary|episode=T.: The Terrestrial|volume=8|disc=1}}</ref> possibly a derivation of the na

{{character infobox ...us resulting in its actions always being phrased in chess notation. It had no trouble playing other games like ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'', though.

{{character infobox * Later in the episode, {{Kif}} rides a donkey standing on a hovering platform.

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{{commentary infobox **He then jokingly asks Rich how the episode was drawn. Rich says with "a pencil of some sort". A few seconds later he s

{{character infobox ...was the producer of Leela's show, ''[[Rumbledy-hump]]''. At the end of the episode, he adopted all of the orphans at the [[Cookieville Minimum-Security Orphan

{{character infobox In [[3011]], [[Bender]] and [[Fry]] watched this episode. {{er|6ACV17}} In [[3013]], the actor who played Zenus' robot was in a rail

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{{character infobox ...ons|otherwise known as ''season 6A'']]) and [[Fry Am the Egg Man|the ninth episode]] of [[Broadcast season 8|the eighth broadcast season]] (otherwise known as

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{{item infobox ...to a planet that doesn't exist ([[The Route of All Evil|3ACV12]]). There's no target market for this device, only potential consumer, which Farnsworth de

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{{commentary infobox ...ant, Lazar is the optic blast mutant; these two names aren't in the actual episode.

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{{character infobox ...ry]] for that episode, [[Matt Groening]] humorously quipped, "There ''is'' no Robot God."

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{{place infobox ...e time. Originally coined by [[Fry|Philip J. Fry]] it was presented in the Episode "[[Anthology of Interest I]]" where Fry asks the [[What-If Machine]] what w

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{{commentary infobox *[[Humorbot 5.0]] returning in a later episode.

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{{character infobox ..., which he was partners with, would eat crew member after crew member, but no one would actually die. After everyone else had been eaten, he told [[Fry]]

{{commentary infobox *This episode won [[Bari Kumar]] an Emmy for outstanding colour direction.

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{{commentary infobox *David says that [[Leela]] is blind in this episode but in [[season 4]] she is deafened, a reference to "[[The Devil's Hands Ar

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{{place infobox ...ociety as an accurate allegory for our human society is questionable, this episode could be implying that humanity will eventually become plagued by the same

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{{item infobox ...the eyePhone is shown in the [[V-GINY]] in "[[In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela]]", the episode before its official introduction.

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{{crew infobox ...e robot strip club (the one with the gyrating middle made of gears) on the episode "The Lesser of Two Evils".

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{{group infobox ...of the [[biographic projector]] scene, was ultimately cut before the final episode aired.

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{{commentary infobox *Ken says he's pretty sure no other show makes up as many new words.

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{{commentary infobox * A lot of people were excited to see [[Flexo]] appear in the episode.

{{character infobox ...incident]], though Bender may have taken her out of his chest before that episode and put her back before her next appearance.

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{{item infobox *The knowledge of Slurm being a product of the Slurm Queen's behind may no longer be a secret as she is shown "slurming" Leela after she won an award

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{{species infobox '''[[Fry]]''': No way! I'm not letting my best friend get recycled. Not for five cents, not f

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{{transcript infobox : ''[Opening Credits. Caption: ''Not The Episode With The Dead Dog'']''

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{{Television infobox ...name of the episodes aren't official but describe the main subject of the episode.

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{{character infobox ...ted by the Brain Spawn, thanks to him lacking the [[delta brainwave]], but no one believed him about the Brains. [[The Why of Fry|Later]], Nibbler then r

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{{commentary infobox *The "19 seconds earlier" had said 10 seconds until they realised there were no cuts so they could go back and count it up.

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{{game infobox <!-- Act headings should have the episode titles from the DVD releases. Leave blank if unknown. Under each, give a br

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{{character infobox ...at very serious threats from him, and often describes news in a cheery way no matter how tragic it is, examples include the imminent destruction of [[New

{{character infobox ...example being removing [[Dr. John A. Zoidberg|Dr. Zoidberg's]] restraints no less than eight times, despite injuries she endured each time. Amy also has

{{transcript infobox ...by. At the moon amusement park, we see the glass-domed amusement park from episode 102. A sign reads: "Luna Park". We pan to a parking area where another sign

{{place infobox ...the most consistent placement of the rooms. In the game version, there is no room from the other side of the [[employee lounge]].]]

{{group infobox ...is period, with a modified company logo. The logo changes back in the next episode.

{{character infobox ...ween {{date|23 November}} and {{date|23 December}}{{er|3ACV14|6ACV08|space=no}}

{{film infobox ...irus Scan? Pfft! I'm waiting for porn over here!" then him clicking on the no button and saying "Ooh yeah! Come on, baby!" then him coughing and download

{{episode infobox 2 |hatnote={{about|the [[episode]]|the [[character]]|Möbius Dick (character)}}

{{transcript infobox '''[[Scruffy]]''': Oh, no.

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{{character infobox Hermes has been married to LaBarbara since the beginning of the series, so no other relationships are shown, except when the entire universe, him include

{{character infobox ...a tribute, the makers of ''The Simpsons'' dedicated an {{w|Bart the Mother|episode}} to him and retired his characters. On ''[[Futurama]]'', [[Philip J. Fry]

{{storyboard infobox The available storyboard is almost identical to the final version of the episode. For each storyboard, there is a notation indicating which scenes are in i

{{transcript infobox ...Farnsworth|Farnsworth]]''': Hmm. You didn't have a birth so, technically, no. ''[Cubert sighs. Farnsworth puts his hand on his shoulder.]'' Oh, don't fe

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{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Albert''': We don't got books no more.</poem>

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{{transcript infobox '''Announcer''': We interrupt this episode of Everybody Loves Hypnotoad to bring you a special address from Earth Pres

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Bender''': Hey, that punk stole our hood ornament. Now no one will know we have the LX package.</poem>

{{transcript infobox :''[Opening Credits. Caption: This Episode Has Been Modified To Fit Your Primitive Screen.]''

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Gwen''': No.</poem>

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Bender''': Hey, what kinda party is this? There's no booze and only one hooker.</poem>

{{transcript infobox :''[Opening Credits. Caption: No Humans Were Probed In The Making Of This Episode.]''

{{Television infobox ...ed the voice of [[Bender Bending Rodríguez|Bender]] in the {{s|season 16}} episode {{s|Future-Drama|"Future-Drama" (GABF12)}}. || He is the voice of Bender, b

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Leela''': No one's wearing anything adorable over their head. Now listen, I could never,

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Farnsworth''': No!</poem>

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{{character infobox ...lleagues, but was caught in an explosion when simultaneously acting out an episode that Fry was (allegedly) watching in his binge-suit.

{{character infobox ...ty-wise, he varies from callous disregard to sentimental affection. He has no objection to sending his crew on missions which may eventually kill them, a

{{infobox ...le Leela ultimately rejects him at the end of the episode, the plot of the episode provides Fry impetus to improve himself in hopes of winning Leela’s affec

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''[[Amy Wong|Amy]]''': No, Nibbler! ''[Nibbler runs off with the burger and her bikini top. She gasps

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{{transcript infobox :''[Opening Credits. Caption: This Episode Performed Entirely By Sock Puppets.]''

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''[[Turanga Leela|Leela]]''': Look at you guys. No offence, Fry, but you've become a fat sack of crap.</poem>

{{transcript infobox ...ring an' me an' Leela will be doing the married, horizontal Charleston in no time.</poem>

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Centipede man''': [on TV] C'mon, man, I didn't fire off no laser.</poem>

{{transcript infobox :''[Start of opening credits. Caption: The episode they'll be thinking about by the water cooler, but not mentioning specifica

{{transcript infobox ...reaks off part of the ship. He screams and cuts the bottle in half.]'' Oh, no! Professor will hit me. But if Zoidberg fixes it, then perhaps gifts! ''[He

{{commentary infobox *Bender's Big Score had Everybody Loves Hypno-Toad, Maurice suggests a full episode of All My Circuits would appear on Bender's game DVD. David X. Cohen confir

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''[[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth|Farnsworth]]''': No fair! You changed the outcome by measuring it.</poem>

{{volume infobox **[[Commentary:Where No Fan Has Gone Before|Full-Length Commentary]]

{{storyboard infobox ...ersion of the storyboard greatly differs from [[Space Pilot 3000|the final episode]] in both characters and storyline.

{{character infobox ...c Library. Fry defeats the Big Brain, but when everyone is back to normal, no one has any memory of his actions and just think he is crazy.

{{transcript infobox ...immediately smitten with this other woman, apparently days after the last episode in which he and Leela has this real big love story going, but we figured "A

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''[[Hermes Conrad|Hermes]]''': There'll be no promotions unless somebody dies. And, even then, only if we can bring 'em b

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Bender''': TV offends her religious sensibilities. Plus she's got no eyes.</poem>

{{transcript infobox ...'''Lisa''': A little lazy if you ask me. ''[Bart nods]'' Regardless, I see no reason to believe that Bender is from the future. Robotic technology today

{{character infobox ...reason why she was the worst [[blernsball]] player who ever lived. In the episode "Reincarnation" her eye color is shown to be blue.

{{character infobox ...also quite arrogant, frequently bragging about how great he is. Bender has no emotion about committing crimes and often steals people's wallets or items

{{transcript infobox '''[[Scruffy]]''': Oh, no.

{{transcript infobox <poem>'''Bender''': Hey, that punk stole our hood ornament. Now no one will know we have the LX package.</poem>