Every. Futurama. Ranked. (SO FAR, apparently)

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Head to keeps.com/johnny2cellos to get 50% off your first order of hair loss treatment.

[@SomeUsernameSomeoneElseTookIt]

oh thank goodness now i will not lose my hair!!!!!!!!!!

[@spikedwk]

Every episode of "the adventures of Pete and Pete" ranked.

[@nathanielsaunders9815]

south park next?

[@captainsassy69]

are you a film student?

[@charlottepatrick8241]

Pls do a ranking of simpsons and futurama original songs

[@_puduposting]

The fact Yancy found the lucky clover by pure accident and not doing a face that shows victory but actually sadness is a nice piece of foreshadow the first time a TV show made me cry

[@CreationsFlare]

Man that episode always makes the waterworks start uncontrollably. It was so heartfelt while showing the best of how brothers can be for each other.

[@Shaktixyzx]

Seymour

[@nicholaiginovaef4861]

I shed a tear for that one too

[@dinkystinkytrinkywoman]

Really this was the first time.... Seymour didn't get you?.......

[@scarletbard6511]

​@@dinkystinkytrinkywoman Maybe they hate dogs.

[@derekmann8239]

The scenario of J2C going through all this trouble to rank all the Futurama episodes, only for it to be re-re-revived mere days later, absolutely has the spirit of a Futurama joke lmao.

[@thephantomist7199]

Isn’t it pretty much the exact same structure as the “War was declared” joke?

[@Doxsein]

@@thephantomist7199 were*

[@ImTheBluestBird]

@@Doxsein What…?

[@adrienscaglionejohnston1250]

@@ImTheBluestBird War were declared.

[@tykinnamon9831]

Fry: "Professor, do you think there will be any more episodes of Hypnotoad made?" Professor: "No, you ignorant twat! Once a show goes off the air for a fourth time, it never gets revived! NEVER!" *Phone rings. The Professor picks it up* Professor: "Yes? We'll be right on it." *hangs up the phone* Professor: "Good news, everyone!"

[@ryleyfraser5050]

Parasites lost is an all timer for me, and it has a line that I think about CONSTANTLY “No creature would willingly make an idiot out of itself” “Obviously you’ve never been in love” It’s so funny but it’s also really sweet

[@ShanikaB]

"my ancestors came over here on the sandwich!" Lmao

[@NICKtendoReviews]

Can’t believe you claimed that this is every Futurama ever, you didn’t include the 20 episode revival that was just announced

[@StudioPLKS]

Yep XD

[@SlicedReaper_21]

It was made after the video came out lol.

[@Angelo-r-b]

Fake Futurama fan smh 😤😤

[@thema1998]

Oh my God, dude! 😂

[@Doxsein]

It took an hour to write; i thought it would take an hour to read.

[@Delboy178]

Fry: Ah crap is she behind me? Morgan: No, I'm infront of you. Might be the most underrated joke of this whole show

[@NoNameAtAll2]

it was bender, not fry

[@occidere8437]

@@NoNameAtAll2 My thoughts exactly. Also not a very funny joke.

[@NoNameAtAll2]

@@occidere8437 I disagree It's starts as a trope, subverts it and quickly moves on. short, effective, doesn't linger - perfect quick fun

[@kellynolen498]

@@NoNameAtAll2 exactly quick joke that ties into existing tropes and as you said subverts it good delivery

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

And then Bender’s girlish scream 😂

[@tellmeaboutyourgame314]

Here's why i love The Sting. It's the only episode that really centers on how Leela feels about Fry instead of the other way around

[@eliezeririzarry247]

It goes to show more clearly than most episodes, that besides Amy who is probably Leela's best friend, the only person that Leela intrinsically trusts is her goofball Fry. This comes back into play during Into the Wild Green Yonder, where she just KNOWS despite his ridiculousness, that she thrusts him beyond words more than anyone else in her life. With her adoption and bad exes baggage, that trust is a really key part of their dynamic.

[@shinyespeon3995]

"An episode. An ordinary episode." "That doesn't sound so great." *"This is no ordinary episode!"*

[@troublemonkey1_626]

​​@@eliezeririzarry247"she thrusts him beyond words more than anyone else in her life". ah how one letter can make such a large difference.

[@degrassihoe5693]

This. I would argue “The Late Philip J Fry” explores this to an extent as well

[@thej4494]

The luck of the fryrish pulls at the heartstrings the most for me. That message of you don’t know what you have till it’s gone, regret, love, the heartfelt touch of naming his son fry to carry on his spirit. Not to mention futurama wouldn’t be the same without that fry getting to Mars for humanity. And to bring it full circle we might see a day in our world when there’s the first human footprint on Mars. Incredible episode and series

[@capnbug]

For sure

[@crabsy6452]

I always cry when I watch that episode

[@SynGirl32]

Yes, that episode made me realise just how awesome this show was.

[@Doxsein]

Agreed. For me, Luck of the Fryrish and the ending of Meanwhile pulls my heartstrings the most

[@smileyman-zt3vl]

yea same for me man

[@Asian-Hawaiian-Orian]

The other thing that some people miss is that Yancy was supposed to to his son Yancy. The beginning of the episode Yancy is saying he doesn't like his own name. But as shown by Yancy having a jersey with the letter "Y", it is implied that he learned to like his own name. So when he does name his oldest son Phillip, rather than Yancy - it is not only a tribute to his lost brother, but also ending a long line of a generational line of the name Yancy. That is how much he loved his brother.

[@EZOnTheEyes]

Two and a half hour movie? Nah, I'll pass. Two and a half hours Johnny talking about Futurama? _Pass the popcorn._

[@JustJulyo]

Amen

[@alexjames2264]

Still wondering why I pay for the streaming services, when KZbin is my main squeeze...

[@JustJulyo]

@@alexjames2264 Since paying for KZbin Premium I don't have time to catch up on shows anymore and makes long form videos easier to sit through

[@inkfae9916]

With these type of things you can just listen

[@Shaktixyzx]

Yes 10 minutes is half an hour

[@bensachs5206]

Can't believe this video didn't go 10 days without potentially becoming outdated. Gonna have to find a way to squeeze in 20 more on the list.

[@AWESOMENISH]

Well good and bad news, gonna be more than 20

[@reneesimones2737]

The Sting made me absolutely terrified of bees/honey as a child, but it left an impact that made me come back to it when I was older. Easily my personal favorite episode of all time, “rewarding“ to rewatch truly is an understatement❤️

[@TashHawk]

As a kid that episode always made me cry and I didn't really understand why. Looking back now, I absolutely love the episode and the emotion still hits.

[@reneesimones2737]

@@TashHawk I absolutely agree! I think it was the whole fear of losing somebody you love like that and the wall scene, mixed with the fact that such a little amount of honey is all it takes to literally kill you

[@thema1998]

@@reneesimones2737 The ending of "The Sting" in particular has made me laugh and cry several times! 😂😭

[@MrWorsterLike]

"Now bundle up, I don't want you getting frozen" gets me every time. So subtle and poignant

[@HimboVegan]

Omfg never put that one together before!

[@sebastian53194]

I don't quite get it, can you explain?

[@supaskiltz9877]

@@sebastian53194it's because the whole premise of the show is fry getting frozen until the year 3000

[@sebastian53194]

@supaskiltz9877 thanks, bro 👍

[@calebmccardell7030]

I'm biased because "Game of Tones" aired shortly after my dad died, but that's definitely a favorite, even though I can rarely handle re-visiting it. Even that said, "The Late Phillip J Fry" still might be the biggest emotional gut punch of the series to me.

[@jacobharper9236]

That should've been wayyyy higher and luck of the fryrish should've been 1 imo

[@thatthingido1996]

While I might disagree with some rankings, I have to applaud how much work went into this video. I really enjoyed watching it.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

Thanks Tyler :)

[@Xen8008]

I dont know how you reviewers don’t go insane from making these types of videos. Absolutely amazing work as usual!

[@SessVlogs]

Right? Even _thinking_ about the amount of time and effort put into researching, compiling and editing this gives me a headache!

[@indeed260]

Money

[@ImmaStackling]

I cannot express how happy it makes me to see The Sting placed higher than Jurassic Bark for once. The emotions just hit so much harder in The Sting for me. Goated episode. It is truly the best episode of television I’ve ever seen.

[@undeadjoker8517]

i feel the same exact way i was surprised to see it made number one, i fully agree it is the best episode by far

[@ImmaStackling]

@@undeadjoker8517 same! I kept thinking I’d blinked and missed it somewhere in the top 20 and when it turned out to actually be #1 I was so stoked!!

[@undeadjoker8517]

@@ImmaStackling I felt the same, the further down the list he got in the A and S tier I started thinking I just missed him ranking it lower, but i was very happy to see it got the number one spot

[@traviswrigg5158]

I think The Sting is Futurama's best episode

[@ccricers]

I also feel like Game of Tones gets overlooked for emotional episodes. Can't get over Fry being able to be back with his mom in one of her dreams.

[@LydiaLovesTimelines]

Thanks so much for the shoutout Johnny! Can't wait to have you on my channel soon to discuss the life of Leela! 😀

[@paletoaster8950]

A point that no one talks about in game of tones is that when fry is in his mothers dream he could’ve told her where he was told her to get him out and I think the pause before he hugs her is him deciding whether or not to tell her and he chose to live in the future and I know there were episodes that highlighted that but I think it’s important to mention

[@offbeatkiki]

Thank you for having me on to discuss Love's Labors Lost in Space 💗 Futurama is very dear to my heart. I grew up watching it every night, and I told my husband I loved him for the first time 9 years ago while we were watching it. This show is really one of the best to ever do it, and this video is an insanely impressive undertaking. I applaud you Mr. 2Cellos.

[@S1rD4niel]

Nine days later, the: “It just won’t stay dead!” title card seems highly ironic now that the series is confirmed for a revival

[@squabbbb]

After watching this entire video at 100x speed, I can confirm this list is entirely accurate

[@MrPortal]

I concur

[@deadhumanisalive]

Thank you for the tip xD

[@banzaisdead]

Just cryogenically froze myself for 3 hours so I could read the comments first and ensure the accuracy, so thank you

[@SomeUsernameSomeoneElseTookIt]

this is very innacurate! what about the 20 new episodes?!

[@davidsnyder518]

If you have any questions, just remember what I said in slow motion. Test on your own recognizance

[@FTZPLTC]

Johnny: *ranks every Futurama episode* Hulu: "and I took that personally."

[@scottfremin7850]

That Susan Boil thing would’ve been F-tier on a Family Guy list, let alone Futurama. You could even say it was …. beneath them….

[@SNK_LRD]

When I was younger, like, literal child, The Sting really spooked me. The dream sequences really freaked me out the more and more surreal they got and it made me feel so tense and uneasy with how everyone around Leela put her down for believing Fry was still alive and it was uncomfortable how it seemed like she was right only for the evidence she had to be false or somehow misplaced, but whenever it came on I’d watch it anyway. So I think the nostalgic impact as well as the episode itself definitely makes it one of my favourites and I was anticipating hearing it be discussed. Only took 2 hours.

[@gh0rochi363]

Used to freak me out too.

[@ComicalRealm]

Futurama is one of those rare shows where I really don't dislike a single episode.

[@johnb.8687]

@Just DopeYour religion is a lie and a distraction from achieving any real truth.

[@flameshaggy5542]

While I dislike shoving your religion down others throats please don't insult other's religion.

[@johnb.8687]

@@flameshaggy5542 He invites it on himself by putting it out there on the internet.

[@faceplant4005]

@@johnb.8687 for once i think you arent being the assjole

[@faceplant4005]

@@flameshaggy5542 yeah

[@SnakeWasRight]

I think Futurama handles serialization the best: most episodes are self contained, but they arent afraid to have continuing storylines every so often. I feel like Disenchantment actually suffers from full serialization since nothing ever feels accomplished and you cant just jump in to any episode, and I had no idea what was happening when new seasons came out because I just forgot the details over time.

[@austinwilson3602]

I agree. I love the Simpson's and Futurama, but a lot of the time with Disenchantment it feels like jokes are pushed aside to make way for more story elements. Which is fine, but the story is just a parody of fantasy tropes so it becomes pretty predictable.

[@saddocrabbo5154]

Drinking game Take one shot when Johnny says classic sci fi premise Take another shot when Johnny says heart felt moment Take 2 if he says both for the same episode

[@Johnny2Cellos]

DANGER

[@pepigeon8040]

Saddo crabbo had alcohol poisoning for the remainder of their life.

[@jarrodhesse391]

Shot when he says the word “sweaty”

[@timothymalahy7880]

"the ultimate and final series finale..." Lasted less than a week.

[@loganb7012]

Luck of the Fryrish is one of the only television episodes to make me cry for over an hour, I cry just from seeing clips on it. As an older brother who hasnt seen his younger brother in almost 15 years now it just hurts.

[@feathero3]

That tired Slurms MacKenzie line was the perfect way to end the video

[@sheacorduroy5565]

Honestly I enjoy Saturday Morning Fun Pit a lot if only for the ending third of the episode. I’m someone who enjoyed the English dub of Sonic X, which is infamous for having hilarious censoring, so seeing Richard Nixon try and edit the TV show live was really funny to me.

[@seanmcloughlin5983]

Nixon is one of my favorite characters on this show from just how cartoonish he is. I’m glad the show was dead during the Trump years because I feel like some of that would’ve seeped into the show and kinda ruined the joke. I also love Naturama just because I love nature in general.

[@NothingBesideRemains]

The Scooby Doo joke where they go in the door and it just shows the hallway for 20 seconds is one of the funniest the show ever had. That whole bit, and the GIJOE bit were both amazing - too bad the SSC bit only had "Bort".

[@shiomicchi7247]

Stench and Stenchibility is actually one of my favourite episodes because they gave Zoidberg, a character that started off as a joke and someone to poke fun at in the earlier seasons but became a fan favourite, the happy ending that he absolutely deserved.

[@unknownuser4224]

Even the F tier episodes I can't call bad they are just not up the quality of the rest of the show which just shows how good Futurama really was.

[@Slayyyaphine]

Expect "bend her" its objectivally abhorrent and terrible

[@unknownuser4224]

@@Slayyyaphine I guess but for a worst episode of a show it's not that bad tbh.

[@EarlofCheese0]

@@unknownuser4224 agree, it’s good writing even though it has bad rep

[@TheBuildTeam]

@@Slayyyaphine It kind of did predict the trans athletes in sport shebang that is happening now. The episode ain't great, but kind of prophetic at the same time.

[@paxtonl1330]

@@TheBuildTeam Was it not a direct reference to that controversy?

[@Snozzer]

1:55:30 "When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all." This was my senior quote, and I think about it a lot. For some reason it really resonated with me as a whole. This show is honestly utter genius.

[@indiecred1116]

Hey, Johnny. If you're looking for the original version of the song "Rocket Ship" from the opening of Bender's Game, it's by my favorite band "The Dead Milkmen". Original track is from the album Bucky Fellini. Def didn't expect a cover of a somewhat obscure surf-punk song from late 80s to make it into a Futurama movie

[@david2869]

My favorite song inclusion was "Don't You Forget About Me" by Simple Minds in The Luck of the Fryrish. That's just a great song from my teen years and a perfect inclusion in that great episode!

[@jdn4070]

9 days later another revival series was announced for 2023. And im convinced that this video willed it into existence.

[@DaimyoD0]

51:00 While the explanation _in the episode_ of how the FTL travel works is definitely nonsensical, the idea of an FTL drive "moving the Universe around the ship" actually isn't nonsense, and resembles a substantiated sci-fi premise. The Alcubierre drive is a hypothetical concept for a faster-than-light warp drive based on general relativity. It proposes warping spacetime around the ship, contracting the region in front of the ship and expanding the region behind it, which is, in a sense, moving the Universe around you instead of you moving through the Universe. In theory, this is one possible way to move faster-than-light without violating the laws of physics, because no one object is moving through space faster than light, and instead space is expanding, kind of like how galaxies outside the cosmic horizon defining the observable Universe are moving away from us at a rate faster than light, but only because the space between them and us is expanding. It's very interesting; I would recommend taking a moment to look it up if you have not already heard of it. Also if any physicists or physics enthusiasts read this, I apologize in advance for any gross oversimplifications or inaccuracies I've introduced lol. My field is ecology, lol.

[@LARUM9316]

I was actually coming here to comment something similar, glad someone pointed that out. Recently "warp drive" possibilities has been gaining more attention.

[@katashworth41]

My favourite FTL is Future Echoes, which as a second episode show shown ambitious Red Dwarf was.

[@Kuhmuhnistische_Partei]

I think the actual concept of an alcubierre drive doesn't really move "the universe" around the ship. I think it's more a local phenomena? But I'm not really sure, not the kind of theory I really claim to understand. :D

[@Doxsein]

@@Kuhmuhnistische_Partei that's true, I do also interpret as a local manipulation of space-time. But since the universe is made up of this fabric of space-time, I guess technically, the local manipulation does equate to moving the universe to some degree

[@ccricers]

That warp drive concept I believe is mathematically possible, it just requires ridiculous amounts of energy, or an exotic form of matter we can't fully re-create with our current understanding of science.

[@mirshafie]

I was obsessed with The Sting. I had watched the entire original series several times, or so I thought, because I had *somehow* missed The Sting. So when I finally saw it, the experience of watching it was almost as surreal as the story itself. I wasn't ready for "new" Futurama, and it being easily one of the top 5 episodes of all time blew my mind.

[@calvinboucher5741]

God this show has INFINITE rewatch value it still holds up phenomenally well and I just finished another rewatch today. Your video was excellent and you deserve a break for sure.

[@Peachengineer]

What I love ab the reveal of fry’s nephew being named Philip, isn’t just that he was named after him. It’s also that his grandparents/dad talked enough about fry for Philip to not only pursue the same dream, but to attribute that inspiration to an uncle he never met. He put that his own headstone, when that space probably could have been used to name his other titles/accomplishments. Idk, just the amount of love in that gesture always gets me

[@Justice1Knight3]

With this video, Johnny has done Futurama and BoJack. LS Mark did The Simpsons and Family Guy. Who will be the lucky bastard to do King of the Hill?

[@skabogatoXVIII]

Can't guarantee every episode in one video but I plan on doing season by season

[@NathanSylbreon]

tempting, king of the hill slaps

[@FoxUnitNell]

Episode has a mention of American beer, our lord and savior Jesus Christ and the third of the holy Trinity, propane and the episode gets a Sasuke level grade (1 above s ranking),I tell yous what, hmmm mmm.

[@Bloomser]

I really need to get into this show. Great stuff as usual!

[@anjisbiggestfans7085]

I don’t wanna be THAT guy… but I’m pretty sure his name is “Horrible Gelatinous Blob” not Huge. 10:28 CONSIDER YOURSELF TRIVIA’D

[@shybie2798]

For the clover ep, as the oldest sibling, the moment Yancey took frys drawing after accidentally finding, pretty much told me that he misses his brother even before the reveal cause i find myself feeling the exact same way if my younger brother disappeared.

[@TheDanTheManShow]

Thanks for showing the love for “300 Big Boys”, it was the first episode of the show I watched and I loved it so much. Great video, Johnny!

[@gwenny__boo]

I grew up Watching Futurama and My parents just calling it "Bender" and the whole family just knowing what it meant, Its one of those shows the whole family can watch and laugh over

[@jasonguarnieri4127]

The best part about this ranking list is that while I might tweak my own placements, I can't really disagree with any of this. Futurama really has solidified it's place in media.

[@holliferhollifo]

SO much work put into this! Thank you for keeping me company while doing the housework, and for sincerely making me want to watch Futurama again

[@mathieuleader8601]

Bender speaking with Amy's voice was a nice giveaway to the Sting being a dream

[@eduardof7322]

For me, that final scene of the Devil´s Hands Are Idle Playthings is the original ending of the series. I am not saying that the revivals are not cannon or something like that. I am just saying that for that pristine era of Futurama that we all learned to love... everything ends right there. It matches and closes everything so damn well. I really LOVE that it is not a big and super happy ending, with Fry and Leela getting married or a jump in the future when they have children. It is as simple as showing Leela being the only one who stood with Fry until the very end, asking to tell him how things will end. And Fry, doing the real best he can, shows such a naive and beautiful scene, of them staying together, holding hands and fading to the horizon. For me this is more powerful than any unrealistically ideal finale, because it shows us the two strongest things that tie people together: Love, and hope. It is just... so beautiful.

[@user-jl7cz2pe6d]

One cool thing about Simpsonrama is how much it's referenced throughout the Simpsons. You can see Bender's body lots of times afterwards. Like in one episode where the basement gets flooded.

[@toothless2067]

Johnny: *makes a two hour video ranking all the futurama episode* Johnny: finally, now I can relax Hulu: hey everyone! We’re making more futurama episodes. It just won’t stay dead! Johnny: 🥲

[@Doxsein]

Yes! I've been obsessed with you and Tariq's Futurara podcast and even recommended my brother in law to watch it. This is another treat, thanks Johnnyyyyyyy 2 CELLOS! Speaking of music, I dig the track you play behind your commentary!

[@mrchikkin755]

They totally saw you drop this video and announced new episodes just to spite you

[@cameronspalding9792]

@58:46 I love it when Bender says ‘cause I’m a robot I have to do all the work’, then Leela says ‘But you don’t do any of the work’

[@mr.macaroni2093]

The Thief of baghead is a good episode but the fact that Calculon lost the acting thing despite actually dying will never cease to be hilarious to me

[@johgu92]

The twist that Leela and Fry are actually in a zoo is literally from Twilight Zone (People are alike all over).

[@britanimations2002]

Think about this, Fry's actions in the past after he got sent to the future are the reason why Nibbler in the past sends Fry into the future, to put it another way, without getting sent into the future Fry wouldn't have made it to the past to get him back into the future from the past

[@MTTT19]

My personal favourite is Parasites Lost as it balances two of my favourite aspects of the show so well; an amazing all be it recycled science fiction story and most importantly, Fry and Leela’s romance. A close contender for me is The Luck of the Fryish as the ending hits really hard for me. I used the song “Don’t You Forget About Me” at my dads wake to show and celebrate his life.

[@FabulousResults]

I think one of the underrated gags from Bend-Her (while still not very good as an episode, as you said) is the ending implication that Bender kinda actually liked being a woman.

[@Clay3613]

Great episode.

[@Yea___]

Who wouldn't like being a woman just a little?

[@derpoblizist9076]

@@Yea___ transmen wouldn’t like being women at all

[@bakedgoldfish45]

@@derpoblizist9076 you're right

[@neoxus30]

@@Yea___ That's how it starts) Yay)

[@TotoDG]

The fact that the "pretty good" episodes took up 40 minutes of this video's 2-hour run shows how much effort the writers put into even the deep cuts (if you can call them that, because I think many Futurama fans can recognise a good chunk of the episodes).

[@keywii-U]

Surprised you didn't bring up the clever twist of how at the end of the episode "a farewell to arms", they quite literally say farewell to their arms as they are pulled from their sockets and left to drift in space together

[@ryanlanier3783]

I constantly rewatch LSMarks videos like this constantly. So glad I can add this into the rotation!!

[@funnyguy19993]

This video deserves WAYY more views for the fact of how long this would’ve took and your dedication and determination to make great content on KZbin is amazing. Criminally underrated video of yours. Kudos man.

[@carolinefruen1120]

I always enjoy hearing you talk about Futurama! It’s obvious it means a lot to you.

[@michaelmallia6462]

Man, the fact that you mentioned the great acronym organization names but left out the best one, literally named ACRONYM, is a crime. Saturday Morning Fun Pit deserves more credit for that one alone.

[@LiminalMan777]

Dude you nailed it, not too mention it's no easy feat to listen to someone for 2 hours but it blew right by. Thank you

[@frickinfrick8488]

Awesome video, it’s so fun to look back on the series like this. Growing up with many of these episodes I’ve never really looked at them in a critical light, but I gotta say the placements were on point.

[@Diamondmite]

The Late Philip J Fry is my personal favourite episode of this entire series. Godfellas is also top 3, as is Luck of the Fryrish

[@PapaLuge]

As a kid i loved The Sting for the space bee and trippy dream plot, but as i matured and grew older i realised how effective and deep the story is with its many emotional layers, the scen where Leela is on the bed crying and essentially have a mental breakdown as the bees swarm her and she hugs thje photo of Fry is genuinely heartbreaking and made me tear up more than i ever thought i would from an episode i wasnt really remembering for its emotional core. Truly a 10/10 and emotionally, the best of Futurama imo, comedy wise it would be Roswell or Parabox.

[@thepanelbiter9915]

I liked this video within the first 20 seconds because I love these big ranking videos, I love Futurama, and I love your channel! Big, big respect for putting this big video together.

[@judeconnor-macintyre9874]

"you will die by snoo-snoo" "I never thought I'd die like this......but I've always secretly hoped"

[@the_spruce_moose]

me: anxiously awaiting johnny talking about how bad bendin in the wind is johnny: high A tier, brilliant stuff

[@Johnny2Cellos]

lmaooooo

[@MaGiKFuNgUs57]

You can tell when a show is great when the episodes in the lower tiers are there really because of personal preference. There was no truly awful episode of the show, some people dislike certain episodes and some love those same episodes. It really shows how great Futurama truly is when there’s something about it everyone can enjoy.

[@cobalttj6356]

The fact I laughed my arse off at some of the clips in this video alone, and after watching the show a dozen times, really speaks to the sheer comedic genius of this show. I can't pick a favourite episode, Luck of the Fryrish, How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back, Anthology of Interest 1 and 2, and many others I'm missing. There really wont be another show like this, especially since the promise of Rick and Morty went down the drain after season 2.

[@Blimbus-Blombo]

I fell asleep to an audiobook and woke up to this. It definitely gave me some wild dreams. Lol

[@fortresstraining]

Thanks for this. Futurama is my all time favorite show and while i dont agree with everything its still entertaining to listen to your take on it.

[@tydjack12]

I love the flexo episode, when they realize that bender is the evil of the two and there just like “yeah that makes sense”

[@PaulMetagross]

10)Game of Tones 9)Time Keeps On Slippin' 8)A Head in the Polls 7)The Late Philip J. Fry 6)The Honking 5)A Tale of Two Santas 4)A Fishful of Dollars 3)Anthology of Interest I 2)Anthology of Interest II 1)A Taste of Freedom

[@whateverIFeelLike]

No show in history has ever juggled making me laugh with all my heart, and cry like crazy. Genuinely one if the best shows we've ever gotten before

[@ToonrificTariq]

The Magician? 🤨

[@JakeLT64]

Pack of highly, got it

[@gwaredric2502]

The honking in D tier? Damn that's probably my favourite episode.

[@Johnny2Cellos]

I'm sorry!! Glad you love it tho :)

[@gwaredric2502]

@@Johnny2Cellos It's okay mate I just love the silly premise of it. Great video btw 👍

[@chelscara]

I’ve watched this show a million times. This is the first time I’ve seen “red primate”. Gotdam this show is great

[@AzureRadio]

I agree with everything in S tier, different order but same episodes. Also, I LOVE that you have the same take for Meanwhile and The Devils hands. Meanwhile is the better finale. Honestly the best possible in any show ever imo. But Devils Hands is my absolute favorite episode, it was just so amazing and it cemented Fry's character and their love for me. The episode broke me.

[@lukasvokurka9224]

My personal favourite episode is The late Phyllip J. Fry. It may not be the funniest one, but I love so much the moment when they reach the moment, where they realize it's too late and they can just go forward and enjoy the "last moments" of universe. I just love the animation here and even more the soundtrack. I am so glad that we got the revival. Even if that was the only good episode, it would be worth it.

[@SulphurMind]

I never really realized this, but the "Jurassic Bark" episode is actually somewhat in reference to the story of Hachikō, a story from japan that is actually true of a dog whom waited for their owner until passing away while waiting. Its a story that chokes me up everytime I hear of it.

[@lifuranph.d.9440]

So very sad.

[@TheChristianShow19]

Damn, you beat me to the punch, lol. Great video man. :) I see everyone will continue the trend of ranking every episode of a TV show this year, and I'm very eager to see everyone's videos.

[@karenfan010]

honestly I think the honking’s ranking a bit unfair, sure there wasn’t really much sci-fi but I think the horror aspects of it justify that, plus the concept of werecars was amazingly inspired by movies such an christine and the car, in fact bender’s werecar design is even based off the car, if you ask me I think it should at least be in B.

[@SaltpeterTaffy]

Your top 3 are also my top 3. I honestly didn't expect your #1 to also be my #1. You sir have good taste.

[@user-yr8mu1ce1m]

When I was a nerdy 13 year old that fricking LOVED this show, I ranked every episode! While I’m too lazy to type it all out here, here was my top 20 (all Fox episodes plus 1 of the movies) 20. That’s Lobster-tainment! 19. Jurrasic Bark 18. The Series Has Landed 17. The Problem With Popplers 16. Insane In The Mainframe 15. The Route Of All Evil 14. Space Pilot 3000 13. Time Keeps On Slippin’ 12. Fry And The Slurm Factory 11. Godfellas 10. The Birdbot of Icecatraz 9. I, Roommate 8. Into The Wild Green Yonder 7. Anthology Of Interest II 6. A Fishfull Of Dollars 5. Bender Should Not Be Allowed On Television 4. Hell Is Other Robots 3. The Why Of Fry 2. The Luck Of The Fry-Rish 1. The Cyber House Rules

[@Nugget-of-CHEESE]

i think i need to see your whole ranking

[@MeepMacArthurlll]

Hottest take of the century putting Jurassic bark at 19

[@madammarshmallow9468]

It's always wild to me that my opinions on Futurama are so different from general consensus. I prefer the final seasons and I love the anthologies

[@PrincessBouncyBall1714]

my favorite joke in futerama is in parasite lost when the parasite asks who fry is and he points to a statue of himself in the same pose labeled "the known universe" i don't know why but i just love it.

[@Luchablay]

I love the tier AND ranking done here. Instead of going in order and saying A, C , B etc. you went F in order etc. loved it.

[@Chigger]

But he put S at the top, which is weird. Shouldn't S be way worse of a tier than F?

[@neoxus30]

@@Chigger No, S is usually the highest)

[@Chigger]

@@neoxus30 People usually do that? Why?

[@neoxus30]

@@Chigger I dont actually know, let me look it up, I assume it is because of *S*uper)

[@neoxus30]

@@Chigger It's of japanese origin, thats the highest grade you can get in school there)

[@rboss5919]

Langdon didn't do anything wrong until Bender interfered. In fact, he'd found a way to feed and keep himself healthy without directly hurting anyone unlike others of his species.

[@cameronspalding9792]

With attack of the killer app I liked how mom’s evil plan wasn’t thwarted, which is a great analogy to capitalism

[@plutomaxwell]

This show is seriously one of my most cherished loved. I bounce between Futurama, Bobs Burgers and the odd night of American Dad to go to sleep. I loooove having Futurama dreams!

[@hunova4799]

Naturama is one of my FAVORITE episodes. Its such a fun relaxing episode to watch after work :) just silly fun

[@david2869]

As a biologist, I really appreciate Naturama and A Clockwork Origin, even though they were rated poorly.

[@hunova4799]

@@david2869 My favorite 5 episodes in order are 1. The Devils Hands are Idle Playthings 2. Space Pilot 3000 3. Time Keeps on Slipping (although as someone who has been sober from Xannax abuse for years, sometimes the time jumps freak me out) 4. Rosewell that ends well and 5 Naturama

[@peepytime]

It was always one of my favorites too, as somebody who really is a big fan of nature!

[@ccricers]

The GI Joe parody for the Saturday Morning Fun Pit was so good enough for me to put it B tier. Made the final act worth waiting for IMO

[@tpc_red9884]

I know Where the buggalo roam is (at the very least) out dated with the native martians, but that episode has some of my favorite jokes in the entire series.

[@Duval-In-The-Wall]

“They sell whole planet for 1 bead. Sound stupid to me”