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=== Continuity ===
=== Continuity ===
*This is the third time we see [[The Hip Joint]] in the series. Previous times being in "[[Love's Labours Lost in Space]]" and "[[Bendless Love]]".
*This is the third time we see [[The Hip Joint]] in the series. Previous times being in "[[Love's Labours Lost in Space]]" and "[[Bendless Love]]".
*This is the first time the contents of Nibbler's litterbox are actually seen being thrown away, since dark matter is no longer useful in any way as of [[Bender's Game]].
*This is the first time the contents of Nibbler's litterbox are actually seen being thrown away, since dark matter is no longer useful in any way as of ''[[Bender's Game]]''.


===Allusions===
=== Allusions ===
*To signal the flying saucer, Morris Katz mews the "Meow Mix" jingle.
*To signal the flying saucer, Morris Katz mews the "Meow Mix" jingle.


===Trivia===
=== Trivia ===
*This is only the second episode of season six to use the full opening sequence, complete with opening cartoon, after [[Rebirth]].
*This is only the second episode of season six to use the full opening sequence, complete with opening cartoon, after "[[Rebirth]]".


== Characters ==
== Characters ==

Revision as of 06:00, 6 August 2010

Season 6 episode
Broadcast season 7 episode
That Darn Katz!
That Darn Katz.jpg
A preview screen cap for the episode.
No.96
Production number6ACV08
Written byJosh Weinstein
Directed byFrank Marino
Title caption(Or similar product)
First air date5 August, 2010[1]
Broadcast numberS07E08
Title referenceThat Darn Cat!
Additional
Commentary
(Transcript)
Transcript

Pictures

Season 6
  1. Rebirth
  2. In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela
  3. Attack of the Killer App
  4. Proposition Infinity
  5. The Duh-Vinci Code
  6. Lethal Inspection
  7. The Late Philip J. Fry
  8. That Darn Katz!
  9. A Clockwork Origin
  10. The Prisoner of Benda
  11. Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences
  12. The Mutants Are Revolting
  13. The Futurama Holiday Spectacular
  14. The Silence of the Clamps
  15. Möbius Dick
  16. Law and Oracle
  17. Benderama
  18. The Tip of the Zoidberg
  19. Ghost in the Machines
  20. Neutopia
  21. Yo Leela Leela
  22. Fry Am the Egg Man
  23. All the Presidents' Heads
  24. Cold Warriors
  25. Overclockwise
  26. Reincarnation
← Season 5Season 7 →

"That Darn Katz!"[1] is the ninety-sixth episode of Futurama, the eighth of the sixth production season and the seventh broadcast season.

The Story

Earth is invaded and enslaved by a race of intelligent cats.[1] This story will focus on Amy and Nibbler. Since Nibbler didn't wipe the memories of the crew at the end of "Bender's Game", as mentioned in "Into the Wild Green Yonder", we may learn where Nibbler stands as either Leela's pet or now another intelligent member of the Planet Express crew.

Additional info

Continuity

Allusions

  • To signal the flying saucer, Morris Katz mews the "Meow Mix" jingle.

Trivia

  • This is only the second episode of season six to use the full opening sequence, complete with opening cartoon, after "Rebirth".

Characters

(In alphabetic order)

References

  1. ^ a b c "Futurama: Episode Guide". MSN. Retrieved on 23 June 2010.