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These are more clever than I remember, and I'm amazed at how many I don't remember at all. Favorite so far: "Not The Episode With The Dead Dog"
by standardUser 6y ago
These are more clever than I remember, and I'm amazed at how many I don't remember at all.
Favorite so far: "Not The Episode With The Dead Dog"
- sixothree 6y agoI won't watch that episode. I think the opening quote was apt.
- pentagrama 6y agoI'm not sure that the episode with the dead dog opening quote _is_ the episode with the dead dog (a spoiler), maybe was a previous one and because it was somewhat controversial this is a joke about it. Can anyone confirm? The two possible jokes works but are different, for me a pun of a previous episode is so much funny.
- rycomb 6y agoIt seems that it's from "Stench and Stenchibility", from the last season of the show... so, much later than "Jurassic Bark".
- pentagrama 6y agoThanks! It's a great meta-joke then.
- sixothree 6y agoI mean to say - I won't watch the episode with the dead dog. So they fact they recognize that and added as meta info later was interesting.
- outerspace 6y agoWatched that episode with the dead dog once. Almost cried. Never watched it again.
- goda90 6y agoMultiple Futurama episodes got tears out of me. I think it's a normal and natural thing to be touched by a piece of media to the point of tears. I've watched them again in fact.
- derekp7 6y agoOnce per season they had the tear-jerker episode.
- DoomHotel 6y agoJust hearing the song that closed that episode makes me want to cry.
- tombert 6y ago"Luck of the Fryish" has always been a favorite of mine. Not quite as tear-jerking as Jurassic Bark, but still a little sad with a somewhat somber ending.
- dr_zoidberg 6y agoOf the tear-jerker episodes, I really like "The Late Phillip J Fry". Most people tend to take it into account in the series continuity.
- akhilcacharya 6y agoIt’s really weird that people seem more emotionally affected to the episode about the dog than the ones about Frys family...
- cooperadymas 6y agoPeople frequently show more affection in movies to animals than to humans. The Walking Dead spent years graphically and brutally killing humans both dead and undead and no one flinched. Then one episode the starving protagonists killed a pack of feral dogs for food and suddenly there were tears shed.
- haodemon 6y agoThat's why I love Futurama – it respects intelligence of its audience. Rewatching all seasons every couple of years only showed that the show grows with you.