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Talking Futurama - Insane in the Mainframe (Patreon)

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2021-11-08 05:01:01
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This month, we're talking about one of the funniest and most horrifying episodes of Futurama to date! Framed for a robbery he didn't commit, Fry pleads insanity and unwittingly ends up in a robot asylum, where the tortures he's subjected to are as cruel as they are hilarious. Listen in and learn where on his body Fry likes discs crammed into, how to sleep like an insane, drunken angel, and why Bender has a human heart in his chest cavity. So don your favorite Napoleon hat and get ready to hear us discuss an episode that'll leave you screaming!

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I am way too late to this, but no one talks about how the hyperchicken feels like a reference to the “lawyer bird” in the Separate Vocations ep of The Simpsons.

Flynn Coyle

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Cossover

My dad was so happy the first time he put on the spider man outfit on and use his power in that first movie.

Tyler The Destroyer

Could the cricket thing be a play on Pinocchio? A wooden robot who thinks/wants to be a real boy and Jimmeny cricket went nuts somehow ? Lol

Dan Rosalina

I've always disliked episodes of TV shows that's just bad things constantly happening to a single character, or a character being way too mean towards another one - even if the episode is still really funny. This is definitely one of them, it's a great episode, but like Boy Scoutz n' the Hood and a whole bunch of Ricky Morty episodes it makes me feel too uncomfortable to ever actually go back and watch it. I get that it's not real and Fry's fine the next episode and he's just a funny idiot goofball, but like violence against Bart there's something that's a bit unnerving to me, while I find that a funny fat man falling down the Springfield Gorge is fine.

Bradford A Barker

"Let me sing a little tale bout a battle called Waterloo. Bonjour, y'all!"

Ryan Kertai

The biggest impact this episode had on me was I have been since unable to see/hear the number "56" without going into Roberto's "now that's all I can think about!" spiel in my head.

Dylan (batmanboy11) Freitag

This episode is very similar to Arkham Asylum: Living Hell by Dan Slott & Ryan Sook, where a white collar criminal pleas insane and gets sent to Arkham, and then is tortured by, and turned into a new member of, Batman's rogues gallery - Great White Shark.

Camille Walters

Oh this is one of my fave Futurama episodes!

Lobster Industrial Complex

I think Spy Kids doesn't get memed because those movies do NOT hold up. Frankly, I think Robert Rodriguez just isn't that good of a director. His films always have weird quirks that drag them down or bad effects or something else that keeps them from being worth revisiting. I think I saw the first 3 Spy Kids in theatres and I barely remember them.

PurpleComet

If you guys have money just sitting in your savings account, you should at least open a Roth IRA and invest in a target fund. Leave enough money in your savings account for a rainy day, of course.

Jonathon

I think this episode has my favorite Futurama joke, which is Fry desperately trying to prove he's human by attempting to demonstrate that he ages. There's something so absurd about that. On the one hand, it's a very clever thing of Fry to think of, but clearly he can't show he's aging in the brief window before he's subjected to more horrors.

Vivy Guekguezian

A couple of phrases which entered our family lexicon are derived from this episode: “Are you scared?” , and “56?!?”followed up with “You no good 56er!” Any significance to the number?? Thanks

trasparenti

Great episode but even better mention of one of my fav (and most underrated) MST3K eps!

Olympian Comics

This is my favorite episode of Futurama because it's three really funny plotlines all in one solid episode. First the trial, then Fry in a robot asylum, and Fry thinks he’s a robot. I know Fry is suffering but it's in a hilarious and sadly real scenario.

Bored Artist

When you said that Dr. Zoidberg received two coupons in the envelope, but we only learn about the one for the oil change. I immediately wondered if the other one was for a Free Spa Treatment that would be brought up in “Tip of the Zoidberg”. I found out it is not, but I did discover that later episode has a continuity error in which Zoidberg will have been with Planet Express for 80 years. Curse you Comedy Central!