Promotion! Futurama Season 6 Episode 16- Law and Oracle Reaction!

[@DanGamingFan2406]

It's weird how competent of a cop Fry was. Also, the 3D planet scene was just brilliant.

[@UseroneGaming]

He’s been mistreated, so he genuinely just wants justice. Quite the contrast to how baton-happy cops are usually portrayed in Futurama, he may just be the most competent law enforcement officer.

[@dylankelly3563]

I got a lot of mileage out of that "no, it's cheaper just to let you die" clip when the pandemic started

[@ericreacts2]

daaaaaaaang xD

[@TheAbominableDrFaustus]

“I like you kid. I got no pants on either.” “I can see that. You’re quite a bit taller than me.”

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

Welcome to police academy

[@Blahwoof85]

All the future crime plot was based on the movie Minority Report starring Tom Cruise. Good movie

[@_Shadoh_]

Ofc he doesn't know that. Sad.

[@t.m.3360]

He should do a movie reaction

[@SirCheeseEater]

"Put on 3-D Glasses 1 minute ago" gag is funnier when you realize it's purpose. It's more than just "Haha, should've put on glasses" At the time of this episode first airing, it would've been impossible to rewind to watch in 3-D.

[@gurvmlk]

Unless you had TiVo.

[@ghostspider2056]

Fry’s Tron chase scene remains one of my favourite scenes ever.

[@acrefray]

We're executive audience members, with double the pay? I feel better about myself!

[@ghostspider2056]

I remember earlier on Leela and Bender went on a mission without Fry and they had a good time. Maybe it was the destination. It’s the one where Fry learned the truth about about Nibbler.

[@danielwilson8604]

Or they were talking about him, but didn't have any fresh fry stories now

[@codywelter5302]

One of my favorite episodes

[@TheGrunaldi]

an executive audience member ? i feel better about myself !

[@ZukoHalliwell]

3:06 Who's Farnsworth impression is better, Eric's or Amy's? 😂

[@MultiAlerocks]

Eric lore goes crazy

[@MightyKK006]

Isn't future crime a real thing? I seem to remember reading an article a few years back on a prediction based patrolling trial done by the police in the USA. This was powered by big data, though no oracle in bathtubs involved.

[@Alan_Hero]

Great episode

[@MarceloJNader]

Watch "Minority Report", the episode takes inspiration for future crime.

[@IferGanomer]

The humor in this episode was so tremendous, that it expertly distracted of contrived plot and character inconsistencies

[@sabinela4621]

Ever play death stranding? I hope the future humans can 3d print stuff out of thin air as long as it's connected within to the internet network

[@ericreacts2]

Yep! Didn't get through all of it but enjoyed what I played. Might have to look up videos of the rest of the story if I want to play the 2nd one

[@TheBlond49]

Minority Report episode

[@maxdon2001]

Great reaction!

[@gurvmlk]

The police chief comes off as a woman character written by a man who knows absolutely nothing about women. So he gave her a bunch of lines that he thinks are things that a badass woman would say.

[@visiongamer5828]

Fry becomes a cop

[@heraluh]

futurama season 6 episode 17

[@its.billy_bitch]

There is no episode 17 and s6 episodes 13 - 16 is a 4 part storey called into the wild green yonder. I'm not sure where this guy is getting his info

[@zvimur]

So, no mention of "Minority Report"? Granted "Inception" is an ifluence. Edit:13:39, a hindsight reaction would be nice.

[@zvimur]

With a slight dash of "The Maltese Falcon"

[@alejandrovillegas8392]

Season 8 episode 4

[@_Shadoh_]

Of course you didn't get the Minority Report reference. Sigh...

[@ericreacts2]

Literally talked about it

[@ZukoHalliwell]

I actually just watched _Minority Report_ for the first time a few weeks ago, and now I want to see Eric react to it.

[@jasonbrennan9918]

This episode, like the previous season's 'Killer App' is kind of frustrating - it has good jokes and some truly iconic lines and scenes, but is overall pretty forgettable and just sort of blends into the amorphous mass of 'Fry gets a different job' episodes...