All Futurama Opening Quotes

Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.

Watched that episode with the dead dog once. Almost cried. Never watched it again.

That'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.

I won't watch that episode. I think the opening quote was apt.

The average may have trended down, but the variance went up, and some of the best episodes are in the later seasons.

I'd suggest looking at episode ratings or something and cherry-picking. It definitely was not some sort of total tanking or anything.

In fact, I'd call it the only case I've ever seen of trying to "bring the band back together" that largely succeeded. Not 100%, no, but they did much better than average.

That said, when the show ended for the last time, I was satisfied.

I rewatched the whole thing last year. It’s one of the few shows that I can really rewatch the whole thing start to finish. I like the series more as it goes on.

IMDB ratings seem to agree with your sentiment (7ish out of 10 opposed to the 8ish of earlier seasons). But watching through the series start to finish I didn’t notice any drop in how much enjoyment I derived from the show. I definitely don’t think it will taint your memory.

And as another sibling post said, the send-off episode always tugs at my heart.

I’d recommend finishing the series if you enjoyed the earlier seasons.

Through multiple watches, I've come to really like Bender's Big Score and The Beast with a Billion Backs. They are very different than the normal 22 minute episodes, but they have a lot of depth that you don't normally get in regular episodes.

The later seasons have few worthwhile episodes, notably:

* S6 - EP7 - The Late Philip J. Fry * S7 - EP26 - Meanwhile (Series Finale)

That said, I agree with you, most of my favorite episodes are from the first four seasons.

As someone who watched them first in college about.... 7 years ago, I thought all the seasons were consistently good. There's really not many episodes I'll skip if shuffling.

Futurama gave me the kind of unfortunate habit of starting with the German equivalent of "Good news, everyone..." when telling users about something bad.

People who did not know Futurama found it puzzling, but it was just so funny I could not resist.

Also, I think the "second age" of Futurama was as good as the first one. I loved the series finale.

The final was just amazingly beautiful, I'd recommend you watch it anyways :)

Loved the first four seasons, but the rest were still Futurama. If you really enjoy it, you’ll enjoy all of it.

That's awesome

There was also a caption at the end of that episode: https://www.theinfosphere.org/List_of_title_captions#Special...

And why do tell us, should somebody who is donating their time making something silly, jump through some hoops to live up to your standards?

Please send the web master a list of every alt text before you try and make it someone else's problem or complain about it.

This is not the way to get people on board with accessibility. Open a PR and fix the issue or come up with ways to make accessibility an easier branch to reach or more common knowledge.

https://www.theinfosphere.org/List_of_title_captions here is a list with just the text

The original episodes do not caption the text either. It's not like anything is lost by living up to that standard here.

Since it's hosted on GitHub, the blog is available as a git repo [0]. I'd check with the author to see if he'd accept a PR and then it's possible to contribute alts you desire.

[0]: https://github.com/theabbie/theabbie.github.io/blob/master/b...

I'm currently behind a corporate firewall which blocks Imgur. Not being very familiar with Futurama, I thought the entire joke was that the quote for episode 1 was "Episode 1", the quote for episode 2 was "Episode 2", and so on.

Something I’ve been wondering is how to most clearly encode both a title and subtitle in an alt attribute. Does it matter how I separate “Futurama” and “Proudly Made on Earth”? e.g. with just a space vs. semicolon, middle dot, lone hyphen, line break, etc.

The joy of Hackernews is that there is always someone to complain.

Yes, I remember the meme was already a thing when that episode came out.

"Uhh, is there a human doctor around?"

"Young lady, I am an expert on humans. Now pick a mouth, open it, and say [Zoidberg Noises]."

"Ahem, [bad attempt at copying zoidberg noises]"

"WHAT?! My mother was a saint. Now GET OUT!"

I recently learned this song is mostly sampled, I had no idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoq5-bLYM5Q

I had no idea there was a running gag like this on Bob's Burgers. Time for a re-watch!

I know it's a parody of Outer Limits and the Twilight Zone, but it always made me think of the "Lost room" (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830361/)

I still to this day refer to Twilight Zone as Scary Door. All of my friends and family knows what I mean whether they’ve ever watched Futurama or not, surprisingly.

I watched the first four seasons. I should rewatch the show including the later ones.

Whilst another commenter has answered this you may enjoy this list of "Alienese" appearances and the translations https://theinfosphere.org/List_of_alien_language_sightings#S...

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https://alienese.moxievillelabs.com/

Here's a translator

https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/enfuturama/images/d/da/740...

There were four direct-to-DVD movies between the Fox era and the Comedy Central era. I suppose they are counting those as four episodes (even though they were later cut up for broadcasting into a full season of over a dozen episodes).