There are also like five hundred people with picrew avatars in the replies saying it's the best episode of the show because in the end of it the psychiatrist lady explains the toxic fans that the epic scientist guy is a bad person. Incredibly baffling.
Yeah I didn't dislike it really at all but I'm allergic to redditor
I've watched a couple of seasons of Futurama recently that show is so fucking funny
Yeah Futurama is the gold standard for animated comedy.
Did you ever see The Tick
I have the mustache feeling song in my head often
The episode where The Tick visits his own subconscious and consults the universe itself with just one question allowed to be asked... and the question... and the answer given...
Legendary. :chefs-kiss:
What were the question and answer?
I'll put it in spoilers.
spoiler
The Tick, after being told that he could only ask one question about the mysteries of the universe to a giant stone head that conspicuously looks like him, he starts with a greeting, "So, how're you doing?" The stone head rumbles, something rises from the sands around it... a giant thumbs up. The Tick gives a thumbs up back and looks very pleased. He then realizes he came with an actual relevant question but attempts to ask it cause the stone head's defense mechanisms to trigger, and smaller Tick-like beings start slapping him with fish.
Got that feelin'...
The way that many "thugs" and other villain assistants in the show were demonstrated to be smarter and more competent than the so-called masterminds was :lenin-laugh:
The Idea Men's villainous plan in the first episode got me hooked instantly.
I really wish I could get into the post-cancellation seasons, the episodes I've seen just don't do it for me
maybe I watched futurama so many times Its not as fun for me anymore
Futurama is nearly infinitely quotable without the edgy/raunchy nature of what's supposed to be funny in Rick and Morty.