ER Doctor REACTS to Hilarious Futurama Medical Scenes #3

[@DoctorER]

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[@RogerAlexanderMooPech]

Por favor doc Ojala pudes reacionar a: Zamination The loud house y los casagrande Dragon ball z/super Malcolm el enmedio Murder drones Angrybirds toons Henry stickmin Sonic prime My hero academia Helluva boss

[@jasminejohnston6393]

Fun way to do CPR: To the rhythm of Stayin’ Alive by the Bee Gees. Queen’s Another One Bites The Dust has the same rhythm, but Stayin’ Alive is a more positive song

[@jasminejohnston6393]

Right now I’m covered in flea bites and I can’t tell you how badly those things itch. I know you’re not supposed to scratch bug bites but I can’t help it because it itches so much. I recently scratched a bite so hard that it bled!

[@DarthKilaj85]

It seems you didn't get the part in the beginning that was supposed to be MASH which took place during Korea and the helicopters then did have the patience on the outside.

[@researcherchameleon4602]

Futurama fact that recontextualizes a couple gags is that, in Futurama, all the robots run off of alcohol, hence why the robot doctor drinks a martini, and why bender had a beer in place of an IV drip

[@VNightmoon]

In Futurama, robots need alcohol to function, so the nurse hooking a beer bottle to Bender is the equivalent of saline solution, blood transfer, or medicine that has to be put in through the bloodstream.

[@Shonen1470]

Yes and that's why it would be irresponsible for the first robot doctor to not be drinking it's when they're sober their drunk

[@trevortempleton8715]

Need we say more than the incident with the dark matter tanker, Pluto, and Bender not drinking?

[@ShampootheSpider2019]

Robots need electricity,oil,and water too

[@VNightmoon]

@@ShampootheSpider2019 No, Futurama robots get high on electricity.

[@ShadowJCreed]

@@VNightmoon Yup was the case with Bender in that one episode, comparable to a crack addiction

[@l.p3861]

The first one, that's how they would transport patients to the unit in the show MASH during the Korean War. The robot surgeon that was operating with the martini and holding the scalpel wrong was Hawkeye from the show

[@mikejankowski6321]

And his name badge was “iHawk”.

[@thewaltman4]

“Do the worms fight back” in the context of the episode, yeah, they also show a mini-Fry cutting nerves in his brain to the rest of the body

[@abellinns4013]

Robots in futurama use alcohol as fuel. Also Zoidberg is actually a very competent doctor the thing is he never learned about human biology.

[@Bakuganluver23]

yeah, Zoidberg's more skilled with alien biology than human

[@thekingofhistory4360]

As far as the patient being on the outside of the helicopter, that's a reference to the TV Show MASH, which is about a MASH that stands for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War. In that war, helicopters were used to transport wounded men, and the designs back then had the patients on the outside of the helicopter.

[@terrymcgregor3433]

Was looking for this comment before I made it myself

[@lordbreetai]

@@terrymcgregor3433 Same

[@NintenRob]

Yep

[@Artanis99]

To be more conrcete it was medevac version of Bell H-13 Sioux. It's cabin was barely able to seat three people including pilot so you had to carry stretchers externally on the skids.

[@StopSpiderMan]

When you do Courage the Cowardly Dog; do these episode examples: The Clutching Foot- Home remedies scene Bad Hair Day- Dr. Vindaloo accepting bribes Goat Pain- Dr. Vindaloo forgetting important information etc.

[@complex2live]

Can we agree Courage the Cowardly Dog was one of the weirdest parts of our childhood?

[@GrievousReborn]

​@@complex2livebecause of that show I hate the word flan

[@AbstractlyDelen]

The first scene you reacted to with the helicopters is a parallel to the Mash opening credits. They had bodies on the outside of helicopters. I don’t know if it was historically accurate (I’d assume it is), but, I grew up watching the show

[@alex1949]

The robot doctor with the martini is also named iHawk, a spoof of Hawkeye, the chief surgeon on Mash. Edit to add...I had to look up the helicopter. The Bell H-13 during the Korean war did in fact carry the wounded on the sides in a cot.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

It's less a parallel then an homage to Mash

[@jakecarroll9500]

@@alex1949pretty sure the robot was also played by Alan Ada, Hawkeye’s actor.

[@thribs]

@@jakecarroll9500A soundalike

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

@@alex1949 One of the bigger issues for that helicopter is, being overall very light, having only one of the casevac panniers loaded would significantly alter the trim and make it handle pretty badly.

[@SuperSailorOutlawGeorgeIshaq]

Futurama never fails to disappoint 😂

[@DoctorER]

Haha yes! What was your favorite Futurama medical scene?

[@SuperSailorOutlawGeorgeIshaq]

@@DoctorER Definitely the scalpel scene in this case 😆

[@DoctorER]

Same!

[@markchristensen23]

Yeah, making fun of MASH was great in that episode. XD

[@tanaka7341]

​@@DoctorERu are a national treasure x

[@TheRenoReviews]

Would love to see you react to the entire episode about Fry’s worms, it’s great!

[@flowertrue]

That's I've of my favorite episodes too! The worms do jazzercize with his muscles so he gets a lot stronger! There's a lot about the immune system too. This doctor should watch the whole series.

[@zotharr]

One of my fav as well. One of the episodes, which has an interesting, philosophical, but also emotional story :)

[@DaveTexas]

Futurama is my favorite animated series! So much fun to see you react to it.

[@DoctorER]

What was your favorite Futurama medical scene?

[@DaveTexas]

@@DoctorER I love the scene where Hermes is trying to limbo under swords and gets accidentally decapitated, then Dr. Zoidberg reattaches his head backward!

[@Kenya_Berry]

Good News dave! You can watch the reboot now, the first episode came out

[@DaveTexas]

@@Kenya_Berry I just watched it! I’m so happy with it - great episode!

[@NightBazaar]

About the intelligent parasitic worms in Fry's gut, these worms built an entire city in there. Apparently, highly intelligent worms had already evolved by the year 2999. Moral of the story - never eat a bad egg-salad sandwich.

[@travissmith2848]

Despite what the ep. calls them, I contend they are not parasites but symbiotes. Fry's existential crisis aside, they were nothing but a benefit to the host and did not seem to require enough food to starve the host over time.

[@foxymetroid]

Odd moral considering how beneficial the worms were to Fry.

[@travissmith2848]

@@foxymetroid Working on Super Soldier with high end healing factor kind of beneficial.

[@gottastoppo]

If I'd find some, I would definitely want it though.

[@samuelvincent557]

I'd like to see him do a reaction to that entire episode. There is enough material in it.

[@Kno_Buddy]

I think you misunderstood the robot doctor with alcohol. It’s hand is the martini glass so it can’t put it down and robots in Futurama require alcohol to function so a sober robot is the equivalent of a severely inebriated human.

[@mikewolf5367]

It’s a MASH reference to the Doctor played by Allen Alda called Hawkeye. They had a still in their tent and would make martinis.

[@Kno_Buddy]

@@mikewolf5367 alright, I wasn’t talking about the reference though, I was simply explaining how the robots in the series worked to give context for why it’s okay one was drinking while performing surgery.

[@battlesheep2552]

Plus being that he's a robot it probably doesn't matter how he holds the scalpel he still has more control over it than a human doctor.

[@maestrouniversal6884]

Wow, there hasn't been a Futurama on this channel for a long time! It's like a hundred years have passed since the last reaction.

[@Kenya_Berry]

Or perhaps a thousand

[@trevortempleton8715]

The helicopter used in that scene is a reference to the Bell H-13 Sioux that were used regularly in M*A*S*H to transport wounded from the front back to the 4077. They didn’t have a large cabin to hold the wounded, so they would be carried on stretchers attached to the skids.

[@wak69]

Im loving the futurama resurgence.

[@DoctorER]

Futurama reboot's coming! So perfect time to bring it back on the channel.

[@colehalford1893]

Lol 😂 love the Merv Griffin singing “I’ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts”

[@DragonZ-sf1fb]

Doctor isn't just reacting he is giving us some survival tips. Keep up the great work Doc. Like if you agree.

[@DoctorER]

Thank you!!

[@GodlessFiend]

@@DoctorER the 🐐

[@carlosalbertodossantos9851]

@@DoctorER¿ podías reaccionar a vergüenza ajena?

[@3DJapan]

So excited that Futurama is back!

[@k-trashradio5163]

you cant drink while operating but the robots of futrama need that alcohol to function..literally its their fuel source.

[@nthgth]

We often see Bender running just fine while not drinking

[@crovax1375]

It's fair to mention that robots in Futurama are powered by alcohol and they start to lose operational capacity when they don't drink. So the robot doctor would have been operating at maximum capacity with the martini

[@Bakuganluver23]

yeah, Robots without alcohol basically end up becoming their version of drunk.

[@jscullane1]

I like how Dr. Wagner just skips right over the female doctor saying "They're real."

[@twrampage]

Well he's not a plastic surgeon, so he's not going to comment on that. :)

[@coffeelover7687]

To explain the alcohol, in the world of Futurama, it's a major fuel source for robots. It's when they stop drinking that robots act like they're drunk.

[@zqxzqxzqx1]

You've seriously never watched M*A*S*H*...or Futurama, apparently? (Bender's fueled by beer.) You should check them both out. Good shows!

[@bemasaberwyn55]

The series or the film? 😉

[@krisblunden1642]

​@@bemasaberwyn55both

[@robertmiller9735]

@@bemasaberwyn55 I'd give the movie a miss, it's one of the most mean-spirited things I've ever seen.

[@Ajonr]

Inner Space was kind of a comedic take off on a much older movie - Fantastic Voyage. Same concept, miniaturize a crew and submarine, introduce them into the patient's body and they can perform a medical procedure otherwise not possible. Well worth viewing - the special effects were pretty astonishing for when the movie was made.

[@AsylumEscapade]

Love Inner Space. Randy Quaid & Martin Short are a great duo.

[@Kalebfenoir]

I wish that one with them going Innerspace on Fry had continued. I can't stop laughing when the professor is like "Look: this is gonna be one HELL of a bowel movement. We'll be lucky if he has any BONES left." Implying that the reaction would be so bad that Fry would... uh... potentially evacuate his skeleton in the process. Lol

[@megaene]

A nice touch for old gamers to put a cutscene from "Worms" while talking about worms 😂

[@ag9953]

In the show they actually do show that there is a membrane inside the ear, they make a hole to get through it and then the worms fix it.

[@MichaelZomick]

* gloves ripped * Dr. Wagner:

[@hilariomendoza1784]

What? How'd you get that?

[@MichaelZomick]

@@hilariomendoza1784Click the “Join” button at the bottom of the video. If you sign up it unlocks the emojis

[@marck-c6c]

Good job Doc

[@robertanthonyfairweather3416]

1:56 "I'm afraid he's gone" LOL

[@Cybertoy00]

Using the coconut song for parasite sizes was a nice touch.

[@AkioHaRdCoRe]

futurama is a very nerdy show with a lot of scientific stuff sometimes obvious and sometimes very hidden in cryptic messages or complex math equations just shown for a few seconds, i watched some of the show with directors commentary and they explained some of the more in depth jokes which was quite interesting, also tomorrow the first episode of a new season airs which is the first in almost 10 after the show was cancelled for the 3rd time and i'm extremely excited as it's my favorite show ever

[@Habilonion]

Fun factoid, they actually end up either shooting a hole through the eardrum, or just pushing the tiny ship through it. Then the hole is fixed by the worms.

[@madmanworks]

Fun fact Futurama had a team of writers who were PhD and scholars. Basically, they were overqualified for the job

[@dangeiger9796]

Duct tape is like the force, it has a light side and a dark side and it holds the universe together

[@Blitzo8390]

One more day till Futurama comes back!

[@thephantomspectator407]

We definitely need more Futurama reactions!😂 (Mr. Peppy, Fry's pet "bone vampire"... The "Nibblonians", who excrete pure "dark matter" rocket fuel... The planet of 'space amazons' who subject all visiting males to "death by snoo-snoo"...)

[@spaz468]

I’m so glad this show is back 🎉

[@DoctorER]

Yes! Let me know what your favorite Futurama medical scene was!

[@urbano_music030]

Hello doctor, I am Mexican and I study medicine and I love your videos with them I learn more so that one day I can become an excellent doctor like you

[@dsmkrotj4990]

These, style of helicopters were specially designed for use in the Korean war which allowed to carry an extra set of wounded soliders basically medivac helicopters.

[@Something50502]

Amazing video i loved all of it everything was good about keep up the great content :D

[@jasongretencord3326]

Today I leaned that Splanchnic was an actual word, and not Professor Farnsworth being a mad scientist.

[@gurvmlk]

It makes sense that I got an ad for the new Futurama season while watching this video.

[@Rako_the_Awesome]

More Ed, Edd n Eddy moments please. The slapstick pain is hilarious

[@EmilyMae]

Oh my god! The nostalgia hit from seeing the worm from the video game worm's 🥰

[@gilmarlino2403]

2:48 F&F Spy Racers, somebody remembered this underrated TV Show

[@estudiantina]

1:47 Recuerdo ese chiste cada vez que pienso al doctor que me operó del apéndice

[@Grove_12-Heroes]

I love the TV series MASH. Thats what the first few clips were refrencing! Would love to see a reaction to the actual Medical scenes from MASH itself!

[@flowertrue]

I cannot get enough of this

[@Rakiarmas]

I remember you asked for recommendation to check out. If you still take these, I have one for you: Lääkärit Tulessa (in English: Doctors On Fire). It's a comedy series made by a long time Finnish comedian group known as Kummeli. Lääkärit Tulessa is a sort of separate series from their regular tv-series, that is set on specific theme and characters, this time on a private hospital and it's few doctors and patience. I don't remember many hospital comedy shows, so this could be interesting at least.

[@Psycofanboy]

To be fair about the martini robots in Futurama are powered by alcohol so he probably has is so doesn't power down mid operation.

[@PiperGaming-ij7nj]

4:10 Who else imagines Dr Mike breaking into the room flying while T-posing shouting: CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS!!!!

[@1daysgrace]

I plead to have a "full analysis" of the "worm episode" on this channel to see more of Fry's intestines! :D

[@wokenlunatic2849]

4:01 Dang it, Bender! but also well done, Bender?

[@lambertbrother1628]

Having the patients outside the helicopter is a reference to MASH, the inspiration for the episode. That was standard during the Korean War when MASH was set

[@m.b2]

Gracias por un nuevo video doc 😁❤

[@joels5150]

Good old Boneitis: The terrible disease with the funny name. Don’t forget to get it cured because you’re too busy being an 80’s guy… Also, the little girl did have a heart condition which was mentioned earlier in the episode. She had bashed Bender’s knee (A la the Tonya Harding incident) so he would lose in the tap dancing finale.

[@davehudlow_x3441]

The first scene was a credit to my favorite show "mash".

[@samuelsprott1809]

That’s pretty funny the M*A*S*H jokes😂

[@smokeymchaggis73]

Would be cool to see a deep dive into the episode Parasites Lost. There is a lot to go through in that episode including them actually going through that barrier in the ear you mentioned

[@vikinggra]

First one was an omage to M.A.S.H. tv seriers talking about military hospital during korean war. Robot with martini in hand is omage to dr. Benjamin "Hawkeye" Pierce. Dr. Zoidberg could be also an omage to mjr. Frank Burns from same tv series.

[@callumjohnston858]

On the subject of Lazarus syndrome, I'm aware of one case from the Soviet Union where a test pilot was pronounced dead, the wife managed to get into the morgue and found out he was still alive.

[@Stand_with_Israel]

During the Vietnam war it sometimes needed to have them on the outside to carry even more people back

[@KurNorock]

The first scene. Yes the patient was on the outside of the helicopter. That was a parody of the TV show M.A.S.H. Which was centered around a medical unit during the Korean War. And the medical helicopters they had in the 50s transported patients on the outside of the helicopter. That whole clip was a parody of M.A.S.H.

[@Dimetropteryx]

The helicopter featured is futuristic version of the Bell 47 helicopter used during the Korean war, during which the tv show (MASH) this episode spoofs is set. The Bell 47 was used to evacuate casualties, and did indeed carry the patients on the outside as shown.

[@supernova743]

The little girl was introduced earlier as having a heart condition, which she used to garner sympathy in the dance competition.

[@gloopglop7540]

ONLY 8 MIN? futurama has so much to offer

[@stephencraig2994]

0:29 that is on how it was like back then not today they are in the inside

[@zaprothe0verlord]

I needed a cheerup. Thanks!

[@mitchhaelann9215]

That first episode was supposed to be a spoof on MASH. The vietnam-era helicopter medical evacuations were external. We didn't have the tech to make large enough helicopters to hold patients inside. The bone-itis thing is actually a spoof on the over-dramatic ways strychnine contorts the body as it kills, which is why it was a popular murder-method in pre-television plays, so there was an excuse for the actor to ham-up their death scene.

[@mikewolf5367]

1:30 It’s a MASH reference to the Doctor played by Allen Alda called Hawkeye. They had a still in their tent and would make martinis.

[@maxpower2430]

You actually review mash. It was a great show and probably medically accurate.

[@michaellavender6730]

The first clip is a whole reference to MASH, the robot with the martini and the name tag iHawk is a parody of the character Dr. Pierce, who was nicknamed Hawkeye.

[@CrudelyMade]

the saddest part is that the doc seems unfamiliar with MASH, where a lot of these references are from.

[@kcganimations5112]

fry: gets a parasitic colony grow in his alimentary tract the professor: wow we need to make the worms not be in that precarious position. tell nobody that we're gonna manipulate his nerve cells bender: *yeah about that*

[@ShadowDemon_4]

"Other types of instruments that we end up using." That's the scene from the original live action Batman movie where the Joker got his face fixed up. Why is my brain like this..?

[@ieyke]

The first scene with the patients on the outside of the helicopter is directly pulled from the opening of MASH, where that's how it was during the Korean War. Likewise, the robot named iHawk Who is drinking the martini, is a reference to Dr. Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce, effectively the main character of MASH. Whoever is doing his voice is also doing an Alan Alda (Hawkeye's actor) impression.

[@ElFelix18]

Que buen doctor 🎉

[@Charles-js3ri]

The M*A*S*H reference is hilarious.

[@Leostar-Regalius]

you should actually watch the rest of the parasite episode, it's actually really interesting

[@brandonsquest6440]

I would love to see you do the whole episode of the worms episode

[@merchuegrandmasterthortono8159]

I don't know why, but this guy failing to get a very obvious MASH reference is extremely funny to me.

[@FreedomRanger42069]

4:36 Which is why Bisping only has one eye. His fight with Vitor Belfort he got a detached retna

[@cjg8763]

The episode with the Boneitis guy kills me every time. "I was so busy being an 80s guy I forgot to cure my boneitis. My only regret is that I have boneitis." 😆😆😆😆😆

[@fans8777]

3:36 i do believe that kids can get heart attacks, but that girl looks 5 or 6, NO WAY she can have a heart attack that young

[@andrewdirks7198]

Glad he’s watched enough cartoons by now to get the humor and predict that bender dancing on that girl would actually do cpr and revive her

[@Hexcaliblur83]

I have, for years, relied on Dr. Zoidbergs medical expertise.. he has the steadiest 'pincers' in the business.. 😂😂

[@mourka01]

I love Futurama

[@DoctorER]

What was your favorite Futurama medical scene?

[@mourka01]

@@DoctorER probably when zoidberg does surgery

[@cutter1653]

Doctor ER you do realize they where doing a parody of MASH in the one Futerama clip. Perhaps you could do some reviews of the early MASH season episodes as well as the later ones. The choper with the external patient carriers was a Bell 47 model in its millitary variant known as the H -13 Sioux. It was primarly used as a medevac during the Korean war.

[@waheedabdullah6371]

Please do more Looney Tunes reaction! Since every segment/episode from the original, 2011 version, and 2020 version have injuries

[@clavesseptem7223]

What timing. New Futurama's out tonight. 😛

[@appo9357]

2:42 Duct tape is like the Force. It has a light side and a dark side, and it binds the Universe together.

[@yake222]

to quote Dr. Mike chest compressions chest compressions chest compressions

[@joaovs580]

"Me tome la libertad de fertilizar tu caviar" Dr.Zoidberg

[@FightingFoodonsFan]

That "80's Guy" was cryogenically frozen in the 1990s, until they could find a cure/fix to "Boneitis", which took until the 3000s. I assume the incorrect use of -itis was because even identifying the ailment hadn't been done in the Futurama universe, which showed why the cure/fix took so long (it also functioned as a reminder that it had something to do with the bones, and they used -itis since it sounds medical to non-medically-trained people, while also being quicker to say then "Mysterious Fatal Bone ailment").

[@1nONLY_DRock]

About the helicopter: Yup, that's real. The Bell H-13 Sioux, a Korean War era helicopter that didn't have cab space for patients, so they put stretchers on the side. When patients were expiring from exposure to the elements they later installed protective pods.

[@Gaian-Commander]

Good news everyone! We got a delivery of a new video.

[@fireprincessreviews]

The first scene is an homage to the classic Medical/War Drama/Comedy M.A.S.H. You should react to some of it

[@Red_bunnyy]

I WANT TO BE A DOCTOR LIKEEE YOUUUUU AND I LOVE WATCHING YOU JUST TO FELL MY DREAM THANK YOUUUU CUTE DOCTOR