So alive. Hi everyone and welcome to the Nodioff Nod podcast. It's Nodioff podcast and he's hosted by Nodioff Nod's. I am on your host song.
And I'm the host Paul and I was going to say something really intuitive and fun, but I'm absolutely not because the heat is killing me today. No melting. Well melting, but yes, we are joined by the wonderful Jake and the luscious, luxurious, beautiful, sexy, the man that has all the sex in the world. That is Captain Goodwell.
Well, not the Zoidberg. Welcome to the world of tomorrow guys. So yes, get all the quotes out of it. So we are back and again, it's not a top five.
So it's like a little bit of a breather from them. So it'll not be three hours and Sarah's not on. Bless her. But yes, so this episode, we are going to be talking about the amazing and white pop culture reinventing, shall we say, but next year, quite a simple story.
We will break it down. But yes, future drama, as you can see, Sammy has the space of flying across the planet express flying across the sea. I don't even have to see. But yes, I think I'm inside of Fry right now.
So many pop culture references we're going to be getting out to. But yes, Sammy, do you want to do your bit? Yes, yes, yes, I do. Am I doing me bit or me just regular disclaimer bit?
You can do more. I'll let you do more. Yay! I'm not the only one.
Do you want me to? Hey! Also hello to the chat. Yes, Beth.
I see you. You've said it twice now with your names. I do appreciate it. We're still Tommy.
We're still Tommy. Yeah. Let's start off first. Let's see him swing.
So you are all of me. Anyways. No. That's a good one.
That's a good one. That's a good one. I don't know. It's kind of nice.
It's too too too. It's just been my job getting it up to be fair. I've got nothing to add to that. I've got what I'm scared.
Good will. Good will. He's an important question. Just how are you doing?
And also what you're doing watching? It's wrong. I'm actually trying to be watching it again because I've not seen it in so long. Oh, I haven't watched it before.
I'm just hoping my memory band kind of kicks in and I'm like, oh my god, comment on your luck. I know how are you guys doing? You all right? No, that's what.
It's been a fun day. It's been a fun day with some fun guys. Yes. You can pull that fresh air, everyone.
Be careful. That's not in his head already. I've had a fun day in bed asleep. Oh, yeah.
After a night, I've been having your first put non-pants. You've had a wonderful done. Why did you put Discord channels got out of control? Oh, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no. It's now, it's now Lee's kingdom. We can't do anything about it. It's the world.
It's come across. It's like a zoid bug to all of her and this is what happened. And I was friend Jesus. The part from future, I'm not having to watch anything interesting this week.
I mean, not to rehatch all the territory, but I've been watching some of the last of us finally, because I got myself a little now TV in the subscription. All right. I'll be fine. I'm going to be quite scared, but you're all going to be fun of the game, right?
Yeah, I was like, I've had enough of that story. I haven't even checked out two, because everyone was like, oh, it's like super mean-spirited, like the entire kind of game. Fall for me, up and straight away. I'm not interested.
But no, I like it. It's a lot grosser than I was expecting, with all the horrible, like, tendural stuff that's going on in the first couple of episodes. Like, I don't know what it is, but like, I never, I'm never a fan of like, like creeping up on the autopsy table and something horrible is going to happen. Like, I don't know why- What's wrong with you?
I don't know why it makes you- I don't know what this makes me feel like defenceless, because I'm like, I know there's going to be a jumpscare and I can't do anything about it. The camera is just going to be here. Yeah, it's not- I've had a couple of times where I've been eating meateen and like, oh, I don't like things coming out of people's mouths. You're all full for having food.
Yeah, true. But no, like- I'm going to eat next time you watch it. Like, I really like the chaos that have like those scenes. Everyone's like, screaming around around the town.
I don't think I've ever seen like, like a zombie sort of the apocalypse kick off in that exact way before. I know that was a fan. Very cool. Um, I'll admit something that I've never admitted yet.
I haven't finished it. Oh, because I knew, because I knew I couldn't make the episode. I was like, just take the pressure off, because I don't really have to take the pressure off. I've finished it yet.
So yeah, I haven't finished it, but I've been watching Brooklyn 990 again. I'm going to book the third core round. It's like- I'm here as a creature of poverty. We'll never change.
It's just honestly, it's one of those things. It's just comfort. That's all it is. It's just like on a nighttime when literally they've zoned out, we've been putting them on in the background.
But I did watch the Anna Nicole Smith documentary, the Thunderclicks. That was really interesting. I am and I don't understand why, but I am a huge fan of Anna Nicole Smith. I have such admiration for that woman.
And this documentary was, I was worried, because with the being Netflix, I was like, oh, I'm just gonna- I'm not gonna comment on here. Yeah, they're gonna do our fucking dirty. And they generally didn't. They showed a lot of respect.
And they actually showed a true side of it. Because she will divide opinions massively, but it was really good watching. I felt they did it well. And I've also started Good Omens.
Oh, right. Oh, yeah. Well, that's because the second season's coming soon, isn't it? Yeah, and it's one of my mum's favourites.
And did it know it was Terry Pratchett. Generally thought it was Neil Gaiman. It is. It's Terry Gaiman.
It's both. See, that's not how it was described online. It was Neil Gaiman's take and Terry Pratchett's work and putting it to screen. That's what I read it.
No, both of them wrote the book, I believe. It was like a combination. A combination. Well, I watched the best episode and thought, oh, okay, this is something that Anna would actually really like.
So I stopped watching it. so we're gonna watch it together. And the concept of it's brilliant. Then two are absolutely dynamite together.
Oh, it's one of the best parents I've seen in a long time, David. And yeah, it never, it's just some reason it never appealed to me. But everyone said it's like that great. It's just them two, Jake.
Like the story of it is pretty big. It's very ominous, like obviously Good Omens, but it is, and as an old woman, it's probably one of my favourite films, even though I never normally mention it, I've watched it constantly. And so it gives us them kind of vibes. But then it's just them two.
There's just something so magic about them. Yeah. They really compliment each other. No, I think David Tennant will, like, actually, when he gets out of the Shadow of Doctor Who, will probably be one of the biggest actors going just because only thing he's in, just elevates the product, like Jessica Jones, when he was in that as the Bellman.
One of the most sinister and terrifying bad guys in Marvel, I think we talked about it last week. We did. He's more scary than Thanos. What he can do to people is, like, Thanos just wanted to wipe out half.
He wanted to completely take over. Like, take over in person. It is terrifying how the manipulation front I'm in that series. But Machine, I've been a huge fan of Michael Sheen for Oh, Forever Ever.
That man can just play a people like Naut. I think when Frostnix came out, I watched it nearly every day for about six months. I've just loved them. I know it's a lot.
I learned a lot about what to get in that six months. It actually comes up in future armor as well. Yeah. So, yeah.
Oh, well, well, well, well, well, well, well. One context. What about your good, other than the Trek? What have you been watching?
Oh, God, nothing. And he's been watching Horrible First season Star Trek. Oh, please, just don't remember that episode. Fucking gong.
That's all I heard. But it was the big man from, from the space. Yeah, it was actually Lurch from the Adam Tummingle movies. And so he was nicknamed Space Lurch.
Because he's literally just Space Lurch. But apart from that, really, not a lot. I've been working quite a lot this week. So it's just being much like Sammy, where you just go over the old stuff.
It's essentially just being Mystery Science 33,000 on loop all day, every day. And it's like, oh, this is from 1988. This is for the year's one. This is my Nelson one.
And I've just watched and watched and watched. You know, everyone has that comfort show. NST3K is just that one way. You can just watch and watch the same episode.
And you just have to get that. Because obviously I'm on the third one, a Brooklyn Nine Nine. But we do that with, so if we start watching Brooklyn Nine Nine tomorrow, the length of it is, it's going to be always sunny. That goes on next.
And we'll start from the beginning. We'll get to the end. And then we'll go back to the beginning again. And we do it all the time.
We don't want to switch between Brooklyn Nine Nine. Me with the office, because I can do that with the office, count this amount of times. And always sunny. Confidence, just comfort.
It's just having familiar voices on the background. Well, sometimes you just need that. Yes. Well, talk about comfort.
Because as everyone knows, I watch the Goonies 24 hours every day for two years. Like, I watch at least three times a day. Because the Goonies is life. I don't know if something new to them.
I don't know if something new. No, it's something new today on the Goonies. Yes. So as of last week, we got the lovely Krista, Krista.
So I'll put up his picture there. It's still there. So no period of thing. From last week where Krista first doing, it's all so beautiful.
It's all so beautiful. I totally forgot he came old in that movie. Yeah. So I actually played a brilliant part.
I have noticed as well, two other cameos as well. So I'll get Krista as a picture gone. There's two other new people that are in the Goonies as well. So I'll put their pictures on.
And there's a couple of things. There's a couple of things. Yeah, I can make it to that picture. So now, we have got the wonderful Sarah Peach and Lee.
And what can only be described as the one of the greatest sexual tension scenes that I've ever seen. Where Lee's looking at all the points. Oh my god. I used this girl to keep on trying to lick me.
So yes. So Sarah and Lee were actually part of the Goonies as well, which blew my mind. So again, let's find out new things. So I'll continue to watch the Goonies.
And I'll continue to find these little fuckers who keep trying to disparage and see anything about the Goonies. And we will see them. I'm just looking at the comments coming in and oh, Lee. Sarah, Sarah, not even here.
That was out of gig tonight as well. Let's just show up the bottle. Yeah. So yes.
Oh, God. Goonies is life guys. Never forget about your all Goonies. I will mind you.
Never say a day. I know I want to see it from the Goonies. So I love you do a little bit. I love it.
I love it. It's getting all the better than mine. Um, we watched anything of interest because we know you watched them. I've been that this week to be fun.
It's like everything I've been going on and like all the hard work that's been going on in the back. It's been going on the back things. Um, just like everyone in the chat know that Sammy is hopefully going to be on the BBC again. So she'll be able to have the BBC promoting their trekking and Munsters, which is like starting to, well, not starting like, it's taking off and it's really enjoyable to watch.
I watched Goodwill on Friday. I just laughed all the way through it. It was, um, but that might have been just a real. It's not a comedy.
It's just, it's just, it's just the real and disparage. Anything that Goodwill was doing. It was like, let's take this apart. And it's Goodwill's all that.
I'm structured. Make this the way it is. But yeah. Yeah.
But it's a lot of stuff. If you do enjoy Green, if you do enjoy Green, he is on this week's episode of Munsters as well. So. Yes.
Yeah. But um, but yes, I am this week. I have nothing to wait. I did watch Taskmaster and exam a big fan of Taskmaster.
Um, this season's been a little bit hit and miss like, uh, the contestants in it's not, not really being trying. But this week, can I just say, a weld under Frankie Boyle for actually turning up. He like, he's been fornning for the last few weeks. And like, he actually showed why he's funny.
And, uh, he's responses to the other people. And like, even at the end when he was going to say, Frankie, did you realize you would be in? He was like, yes, I'm in too many inappropriate jokes. This is where my career has got me now.
So, um, well done. So watch Taskmaster this week. Frankie Boyle, he was actually quite funny. But yeah.
Um, can we just make a lovely shout out to the wonderful Graham, who started his birthday today? Yes. Happy birthday to the Velvet Snatch. Yes.
Happy birthday Graham. Have to enjoy your hike. Yes. I hope you guys get out of the model with the ring.
You're part of the known at the moment. Yeah. I'm coming, I'm a worthy happy day. So RIB Green, if you took the big of them.
Just cover all the bases. Birthday. Life death we got you. This guy is looking forward to meeting you.
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Keep it kind and keep the toxic behaviour out of her notism. Very well done. And because in the Discord tonight, they are having like little wages on because they are becoming a little society here upon themselves that we can't manage our government. We can't control.
No. They've actually got a bit on to see how long the podcast is going to be running tonight. So the night by. Oh yes.
The length never makes. It's all about the current there. It's not a certificate. And it's talking about that.
How's your mum, Sammy? So yes. No, we got to talk about how planet it's expressed. Yes.
I can deliver a package. It's fine. No. I can't remember that one.
Sorry. Ah, I'm full of a mum. It's the hit-notor. It's the effect on the effect on the middle.
Because car feel you want it. Car feel you'll get. So just like his Futurama. Yes.
So 1999, I believe. Yes. Well, what? This came out, yes.
Because this was Mac Grownings spinoff. Well, not spinoff. This was him. What, Tina, walk away from the Simpsons and say, I'm going to do something different and make it another pop culture reference TV show.
The end of the golden era of the Simpsons, coincidentally, as well. Very much so, yes. That took all the good writers. Yeah.
And I have to say this, when you think about the premise of Futurama and the story tell him, it is one of the simplest tales that's been done over time. Take a minute of time, put him in a place where he's not where he's not from, not comfortable, and see chaos and shows that just basically chose an everyday man rather than like a scientist or a buffoon. Well, he was kind of a buffoon. He's okay to deliver.
Yeah. But he's talking about like ash from the evil dead type style. So that it's basically just like a retelling of awesome wells, the time machine just done in cartoon form, but done amazingly well. And I think one of the things I loved about this so much was simply the characters.
All them were well written. All them had their own personalities. And all them, like even throughout all the seasons were given like moments to shine. And I just thought like as a preference and all like kind of come now, because the new season comes out in July, I think isn't it?
You've got the date on the upload. July on Hulu in America and possibly I think it's Disney plus over here. I think it's Disney plus. If it's anything like that, it's on Disney plus for us and Hulu for them.
Yeah. So it was already hitting on it. Yeah. It was, it was, it was an absolute, yeah, it was an absolute, yeah, it was enough.
A few days ago that it was premiering in July. It was, it was, it was, it was, it was because they also put out like a kind of weirdly written marketing spiel that were like, and it's going to cover NFTs and COVID and like, you know, like cancel culture and everyone's like, oh, I don't know. We want to be taken away from things like that. Oh, sci-fi shows have never commented on Monday's situations ever.
Yeah, I think it's just the way that sci-fi comes down on those things. God. Who's the best player there was a picture of someone getting a string grab of that? Sorry.
I think I think I'm also not over that these patties faces on pants. That's, that's where he is. That's good. That's good.
Good old man. Why are you paying? This is good. That's good old Christmas presents for the next 30 years.
That's not what I asked for. I'm not much of nice. This is not what I asked for. Have you ever the moon?
Like why are you going to bend out the shave? I love this. All right. Now let's put your face on some books.
Shall we? Tell me if I go to Sammy, tell me if I go to Sammy, tell me if Sammy, like, can we have a cubic hair shaped in his face? I think I was in ball. What was that thing?
Ball, she has that. Oh, I mean, that would be surprising. Mansquoies. But you're not getting signature mercants for them.
How many times you asked? The voice of Nadia, North and the BBC, go and get your plums. Look at your shine. Oh my god.
Just imagine. I don't want to thank you. This is where the world is coming. It's two minutes to get it.
The future of offer is to be completely derailed. Wait. Yeah. Like, do you remember how you felt when the first announced future on that?
Because I was like, like Paul said, it's a super simple like premise. But I was like, that just sounds amazing. Just hearing about it. Unfortunately, it was on Sky.
I'm like exclusively at first. So I had to like hear about it from friends who had. But I eventually got there. But yeah, I remember being like super excited about it.
Like it wasn't the kind of thing where, like, you know, word was like, oh, it's just going to be a copy of The Simpsons. It was like, no, this sounds amazing. Can't wait to see it. Yeah, definitely.
I said, I did notice it on Sky because the Martin campaign was huge for it. And it was like, and this is going to be the next big thing from The Simpsons. That's all it kept on. I'm not going to be as big as The Simpsons or better than The Simpsons.
And when I first watched the first episodes, and I'm not saying it's a bad pilot, it just, it was just, I didn't think I got it at the time. I think I was like, oh, it's all here. It's not, it's not The Simpsons. Cause as you said, early Simpsons, the writing was brilliant.
It was like the other before scene at the time, Simpsons, wasn't it? Yeah. Yeah. So now it was kind of like, oh, it's just The Simpsons, but it's set in a different premise.
And when I think the realized that that was the feedback, when the realized they didn't want to do that, and the episodes I came afterwards were so brilliantly done. And what I loved about as well, the continuation of it, the continuity, is that the right word? Continuity, that's the word. That's why I have good role on.
The puppy ride is better than any car in the shore. Cause there's callbacks and there's reference to jorks. Six seasons after it actually happens. I think the big one that I think someone posted an amendment at the other day, and I thought it was absolutely brilliant, is when Fry makes a joke about going to a planet, the state where the race of radiate is, and then a Fry's general is a radiator on the eye with all the fly's girlfriends.
I was like, that's fucking amazing. Just the detail, the level of thought rosers, and the noughts, the most of kept, just to keep everything kind of like fluent and this, this relates to this. We can't do this because this is what we've done previously. It must have got so confusing because I know when I looked at it, I said, I think I said there's been 11 seasons of this now.
Yeah, there's 11, but it's been cancelled, and then it's had DVD movies and stuff like that. I was very much like Jake, it was announced in 1999, and it was like, this is going to be bigger than The Simpsons, and it's exclusive to Sky One because we are parasites, and I'm like, cool. And then Channel 4 got dripped feeds a bit, and because there was only nine episodes of the first season, it was a very slow burn, because I think the team sort of, it's different than The Simpsons, and I think they wanted to flesh it out and pace it, but then the second season onwards, they really just like popped the clutch and it started to build its own momentum, and it got progressively funnier all the way through. But it was the, I mean, at the time that the marks in for it was, this is like The Simpsons, but it's got swishy animations, 3D animations, and it was seamlessly into, like, the second episode when I visit the moon, and like, it's bits where like, benders running and then it goes into a computer version of of vendor on the magnets, singing and stuff like that.
It was very, I like to eat with future on that, I like to say it's very clean. It's very polished. I mean, it gets like with more animations, it gets more polished as it progresses, but with this, it was sort of like, okay, this is a team that's taken 10 years of what they've learned from The Simpsons, distilled the good parts, and have gone, this is our passion project, and it came from the straight way it came through, and then just it never left, but it was, yeah, the continuity has always been there, but just it built, like Red Dwarf, it built such a daft, silly world, but it was done so passionately, and it was a place where you're like, oh yeah, it's cool, it's 3000 years in the future, but it's grounded in today's reality, with pizza bikers and soap operas and stuff like that. Oh, a million years in the future is Fry, I think, it's when he first gets to the end.
That's what he said. I love the callbacks throughout, like, as he said, the continuity as well, is like, every time the gobacks in, or this happens to Fry when he got frozen, like, when it turned out it was Nible who basically helped them get the thing, and there's more, like, I don't think, I think in the first episode, I don't think there's any callbacks, but then every time you see him get frozen, there's like a secret nibbler in the scene somewhere. I don't think it's in the very first one, because I have a Japan that far ahead. Like, every time after that, you'll see him, like, near the trash can, because obviously he flipped his chair up into the, like, that's what you find out eventually, that he's like, he rocked back, and he wasn't going to go in the tube.
Well, but you saw me when you get, like, like, you have found the world, like, sort of world of tomorrow? Well, it wasn't when it came out, that's for sure. I know, I did it the next time, any different. I can't have seen it.
I have actually, but I haven't seen it for a really long time. I had them all on DVD, because it was really the only way at the time I could watch them. Yeah, I had them all, I'm trying to think, so it would have been from, like, 2000 to maybe, like, 2003. Oh, it was a little bit later, to be honest, because, you know, because when it came out on DVD, the DVDs were absolutely beautiful.
Like, the boxes were, yeah, I had quite a few of them, and lost them in a bit of a split-up, so it's still with that person. I think I think this is probably going to, like, make Paul hit me, but I think I threw all the boxes out, and just put the discs out of school when I was moving house, because I was like, I want to keep you German, but, like, I'm not keeping all this plastic stuff. Oh, the boxes were super, like, because of this. It's really good, well, it means the rainbow.
Oh, my gosh. But now it fits on one nice school, season's one to four. But you know how this is, you know how we were talking earlier about comfort. This was a comfort.
This was like, this was what you could just go on in the background, and I would find something new to laugh at every time that I came on. And my friends give my dog at the time, Nick, Nick, Nick, name of Zoidberg, because she ate everything. And that dog ate paint. Yeah, for a really long time.
But yeah, it was a comfort thing. It was this or family guy, and I would have them mixed between the two, but it's future. I would fall asleep to both those boxes. And then you wake up with the family guy DVD menu, where he was just laughing over and over again, and like, what's happening?
Why is this happening? Yeah, but it has been a really long time since I've watched it. But when I have seen clips of it, I just find it quite adulty. Yeah.
Even for like, I don't think, we were on our early twenties, when that came out, I don't think I would get in it then properly. Yeah, a lot of the talks were, like it's one of the short nights. Yeah, as a Simpsons did, it was like some jokes for the kids, some jokes for the adults. And like, oh, look, Ben is an alcoholic.
Oh, it shouldn't be a laugh at that, but we are going to. Um, There was a lot of fries and anatomy being discussed a lot, like intimate details in many episodes. So there's a lot of dicks, jokes, and in the whole lot of the whole thing. Um, but not, I'm going to be the little horn.
I think with a lot of it as well, that surprised us, like especially watching her back. I only actually asked her episodes in the, like, and this, like, like, see this show gets, like when we talk like TV or moments in TV shows that break people. This one gets referenced so much. I, but there's so many other ones, that's good ones as well, like, um, with Fry's brother, and we were, Fry thinks basically stole his life.
We didn't, like, see, he loved Fry that much, like, namely some, uh, Fry. And he had the big life and, like, they had to show him. And it was like, given Fry going from, like, being mad to the realisation and stuff. And how much Fry cared for Leila?
It was always quite nicely done as well. Because it was, always like, kind of sacrificing them. We, it was never done in the creepy way, like, it was that Bradigan. Uh, I guess so.
Um, but as I said, we're going to talk about like the main one. Like, was it Jurassic Park? The Jurassic Park. Yeah.
This one I'll be with, shall we, before we go get into the laughs? Because this is probably one of, just the ideal one is fucking heart-wrenching. To watch it play out is even worse. I have never felt sore, emotionally drained after one, after an episode of Future Armor.
Of all the things you could put that to, you would never think Future Armor. But my god, did that, it killed us? It absolutely killed us. Actually, feel like how dare you.
Look at that end, don't you? Like, how could you? Yeah, it's been the subject of like, many means where like, oh, I watched Future Armor for the last and then it's just like, the last, and it's just three shots of that episode. Three more.
Yeah. Three more, but, but, but, actually episodes cleared for laughs all the way through, when the end of the Peter shop, and it's like walking on sunshine. Yeah. And the re-working on sunshine forever.
It's a sad song now. And then, uh, because the hustle as well, to get him back. Oh, the hustle is up. It's protest song.
We hope, it's like, going back to like, like, Fry's family, whose dad's just a meathead and his mum's like, they say a bit of a bellend as well. Um, yeah, you actually, right? Cause like, you've hit on a couple of those, where it like, those both delved, fries a fun character because, like, I mean, they've literally said this out loud. I'm not like, digging up like, like, hidden meaning, but that he was like, like a totally unaccepted loser in the 2000s, but in the 3000, he somehow fits in, like better than he ever did.
Like, as the one where his girlfriend comes back, like the touch on that as well. Like, like, he's like, he was always a loser, but he's like a loser with friends in the 3000. That's a thing where you can't be a loser, like us, because we're losers, we've got friends, so friends. Yeah.
Yeah. There's, I mean, there was, there was one of the later episodes with, with Hubert, um, where he, we found out that he's parent just still alive, turning one of those, uh, forms, where they're in storage. Right. Right.
Um, but it's, it's a really, there's a really touching part at the end where, obviously, they're living their life out in this sort of like, simulation, and he joins them, and he just like, I just, I want, uh, he turns, he's, he turns himself into a child version of himself, and he's like, I just want to play with you guys one more time. And he just, he turns into a kid and he just, I don't know what he's talking about. Oh, I'll dare to do that as well. Yeah.
He talks me off. I laughed because he said he's parent, he's parent, and the storage, and I was like, imagine if that's like what we did. We should have parents at the storage at something. Yeah.
But it was, it was like, oh, it's heartbreak. It was so touching because he's like, this is, this is someone who missed those days and just wanted to recreate it one more time with his parents. And he just sitting like the whole scene just ends with them running around this farm, chasing and playing, uh, take or something, whatever they call it. And yeah, she's like heart-wrenching.
I'm so sorry. I've done this series. I am. The other one makes it a while, I watched like, one of you, like, probably a few days ago as well, like, I've been really appreciated at the time, because as you said, you look for future on it to be the laughs and be the funnies and stuff like that.
But this one wasn't funny at all. It was more, it was like, probably like, about, um, loss and how you deal with loss and, um, and it deflected at the end. You could see it coming, but it was like really well done. It was the one where Brian Leerler gets stunned by the bee.
Yeah. And it goes all the way through Brian, you see him die. And Leerler's caught them with a grapevine team, like the honey and like, same, the same thing. You take too many, you can't come back.
You'll go and like, all the keeps on hearing is like, in a dream, it's rising. Don't go, don't go, don't go, wake up. Just wake up. And you kind of got lost in the message because it's all like, it's, like, it's like, it's like, yeah.
It's very sad, very emotional, but then it flips it and it's like, Leerler's in the corner, flies fine because the sting I went through and didn't put punch any of the poison, it went all into her. And basically, Friday, then Leerler, she's the reason she woke up. Yeah. And it's just beautifully done.
Again, a lot of different TV shows have done similar types of tropes, similar types of like, storytelling, but it's always like, in this type of show, it could have been handled not well. And it was done so well and so beautiful that it feeds it. But then again, like, sort of jump from bit here, because that's what we're going to probably be doing. Yeah.
Actually, I don't think you can keep the structure when it comes to something like this because it's always something good to come up, isn't it? But then they have like great conversation ones open debates, like the popular episode, by the go at the episode and find these little things and become the tastiest things they've ever eaten. And the whole world's eaten these little things and it turns out baby creatures from all with you on seven or something like that. And then it's like, oh, is it meat wrong?
But don't like it's like the whole, like, say this man meat, the wrong idea or think like this is eating a living creature. You tell me this hidden messages in my cartoons. So I was telling you to kill a fable or a foxhole. Really fuck goodwill because now he's got him come to Verizon already.
So yes. Yeah, like that one's hilarious because it like culminates in like them eating a human on like a paper view, which is basically an orangutan dress is lethal. Then the then the hit he couldn't let it happen and like the hit he gets it. And then he's like, oh, the hit he had something buried in him.
And he's all stolen and shit like that. So what are the episodes like this in a big standout for you guys? Because I can keep reeling them off like I've got a massive one. Fry in the Sloan factory.
Oh, yes. That's the best. I can't really one comparative that's ever been. I know everything's done it.
Like, I know like so many shows have done that exact thing, but that's the best one. Like my mind always goes back to the line. It's like, oh, those horrible men over there. He's like, that's like drunk alone because he's like, tell them I hate them.
It's just like, no, it's just a one of line. It's just so weird. Well, I love it. What's it slow?
We can't do it as well. Yeah. He's like, I when he's like, that's the thing that's supposed to win a party, but he helps save them and then benders like, like, you got a party with us. And he's like, all right, we can we keep it small?
Oh, can do slow. Slow. I just want to be like, a little soon. Well, Lee asks, would you still drink slum?
Absolutely. Not to your smoke. That would really do it. Milk comes from a cow's behind.
When it comes from a bee's behind. Yeah, I would drink it. It's a lot of thick as well. I didn't know the lot thick.
He stops saying thick. Are you like that? The queen slum was quite thick. Yeah.
And I remember her. That one ends great as well, because they're telling the government about him. He's like, oh, hi, yeah. And then like, Freiby likes us.
They're going to outlaw Slurm. And he's like, oh, he's just telling crazy stories like grandpa. And then he's like, I'm not your grandpa. You're my uncle from the year 2000.
And he's like, OK, grandpa. I'll deal with the book. Yeah. It's like you say they have to like, we've got to keep that Roswell twist going for the rest of it.
So it's also a nice little thing about Coca-Cola, because it's like, because they're trying to change Lee, they're going to be like, but yeah, she is a cow in her. Her is what tastes messy. Exactly. We'll label it as new Slurr.
And then everyone hates it. We'll pre-back classics world. We'll be back to the genius. I'm sorry I'm just amazed by the chance.
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Yes. No, future rather. Yes, sorry. But yeah, I think I'd mentioned that Roswell episode, which is another highlight of mine.
Oh, yeah. I blew my mind when I saw that episode. Just because you think they're going to go there. They're going to do that.
No, there's no way they're going to make that show. I'm going to do it. You're just like, what? Because the T's for so long.
Don't they? The G-Voids for so long. We'll explain it to the child and people who may not remember it. OK.
So it's the accidentally go to Roswell back in real 1950s. Fry accidentally kills his grandpa and then sleeps with his grandmother becoming his own grandfather. Yes. And story-wise, it clears out perfectly because you know the brain invasion that tries to do all the work and stupifies everyone.
The brains for. The brains for. And that's why the war with Nible is creatures go against the brains. But the reason why Fry is immune is because he is his own grandfather.
Because he's DNA has been mongrels through in Britain, or what they call in the northeast from Middlesbore. We call it royalists. Well, OK. Well done, good.
Well done. I think the next limit that his brain waves are like the same as a houseplant or an animal. Well, these are the little Nible. That's a scurry.
You can give me a little. But yes. You're just like little school boys, aren't you? Yeah.
Yeah. This is what we did in school. Like this is what I did. It's also like they made you up because it obviously it's sci-fi.
They made jokes using real science, like the horse race scene, where it's like, and the winner is, by our quantum finishing fans are like, no fair, you change the result by measuring it. It's just like, it's just so funny that they used to do it. Because like most of the science obviously they got consultants in. But it was like all real shit.
And like they were about like quantum singularities and wormholes and stuff and time travel. Like, you know, the episode that it's not, is it tales of interest? Yeah, I think that's a common one. What happened if Fry stayed in the year 2000?
Oh, yes. I do like the one what if types, like episodes and stuff like. Tails of interest. But then it turns out that the entire episode was what if, what if you invented the thing longer?
The thing longer. So like the love to do a last minute twist, like it's a bit like layers within layers. But it's like, you know, by saying the year 2000, you created a quantum anomaly. You needed to go in and then he just decided to smash the page and ruin all the universe.
It's like, what do we do now? Do we do? Do we do the dragons for the next country leaders? Oh, yes.
That's the one where you find out there's like a shadow, like a cabal of like Stephen Hawking and like, the show, because I got. And deep blue that the chess computer. Queen to rotate. That's what tastes like a cell by chesty blue.
You want to know that, don't you? What about the professor as well? Like, farm's work? Like, his inventions are the worst.
or like the smell of scope. Just why would that even, like, how would that even compute? And the fact that the user on multiple episodes as well. Yeah, they're just not using it quite often.
Don't like is it. It was a quick like, like, let's find something to say. Yes. And like, it's a black as well.
The death clock or fucking other. I was thinking about just like the, the universe is in a box and how they don't trust each other. And like, we're going to go into the boxes to say the other, like, like say, versions of themselves where everything was basically picked out from Flip of a coin. So the fact that Leela and Fry are together because the flip was opposite to what the coin flip and bender is then gold instead of Staley blue, Staley, sorry.
I love the ideas and the premise behind that like, it was so clever and so well done. But it's not to be confused with the other parallel universe people they see when they go to the end of the universe, and they've all got cowboy hats on. And he's like, I'm sick of cowboy bender loading those car by. But the fact that remember that when they made that episode.
You're good. Well, I got other than the, like, the what if episodes was any big ones that you can remember that like, see it's. Oh, they're so, so many. I mean, for me, one of my favorites is the 300 books that the old guy is a tax rebate.
Right. The Eurasian of the Iraqis. Yeah, 300 tricky. We just got a new gimmick for a good one.
I would do impressions of people. Fucking out what he gets Agnew later on. And it's just like, Agnew, and it's just like, oh, yeah, but no, I mean, there are so many, I mean, obviously the half out ones. Yeah, but there are so many standout episodes.
Even some of the specials, like for me, it's the fry has a hundred cups of coffee and he eventually consumes so much that time has no meaning and he's just able to slow down time become a flash for a little bit. Yeah, it becomes a flash for a little bit. But then you've also got like the just saw, oh, I'm absolutely drawn to black now, but it's the one with Leonardo da Vinci, where he goes back to his planet and he realized that da Vinci is like the dumbest person on his own planet. But just smarter than all of us.
We're just smarter than all of us. The the Wally Fethasos stretched dude in Clobegull. Stretched. Oh, the one who wasn't at the Simpsons.
I was in the Simpsons one, the Donna Scuturamont, but the other case, he was a miracle back cream. Yeah. Superpowers. That was a inventor with Super King.
The best one ever. The best friend of a Super King. Oh, can't remember now. It wasn't because Stretched in Clobegull was the Simpsons.