Futurama Season 6 Episode 7- The Late Philip J. Fry Reaction!

[@dylanshadowstar9779]

Funn fact, when they first arrive in the year 10,000 they're sitting around a fire burning books, one book is in alien language and says "backwards time travel for idiots"

[@purgeblue]

Yeah, it was the same unknown alien language Leela’s mom used when they delivered her to the orphanarium and convinced them she was an alien

[@BorisTheAnimal-p5y]

It's actually "Backwards Time Travel Made Easy"

[@dannybob42]

dang they skipped the fertility feast twice

[@mmxxiii9503]

Damn that's true 🤣

[@futtbuckerson7394]

This is my favorite episode. I lost someone special to me almost a year ago. I’m terribly at public speaking and Leela’s message to Fry was all I could think of to say at the memorial

[@traviswhitfield8045]

Im so sorry for your lost.

[@Brendo2386]

Sorry for your loss. It's one of my favourites too

[@steviemcdonut]

Fun fact: in the Matt Groening tv show Disenchantment, the main character Luci looks through a “time globe”, and for a split second you can see the Time Machine Fry, Farnsworth and Bender used in this episode. That little Easter egg pretty much confirms that both shows take place in the same universe

[@_Shadoh_]

Yeah that was fantastic!

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I love how introspective this episode is. And it has some of the best jokes in the show, especially all the animal societies blowing up and Farnsworth killing Hitler.

[@superjonh1000]

This episode is my favorite of the whole show. I still remember listening to this Futurama parody of "In The Year 2525" non-stop back in the day. Clever jokes, interesting sci-fi and emotional story, this episode encapsulates everything that makes Futurama the best cartoon ever.

[@christopherlundgren1700]

If I remember correctly, Matt Groening said that the entire Futurama series was partially inspired by the Zager and Evans song that was parodied in this episode.

[@karenfan010]

you mean in the year 2525?

[@christopherlundgren1700]

@@karenfan010 yes

[@senno9910]

Probably the best episode of all the new series.

[@Warrionus_Prime]

You said it

[@sorkaem]

Agreed ! This and meanwhile are the best.

[@mmxxiii9503]

Totally agreed, I like this one

[@WilliamTheMovieFan]

The Zager and Evans spoof song is so cleverly done. This show is so wonderfully written!

[@sorkaem]

For the loop thing, thinking about it, it actually kind of work XD Universe 1 : Frey, Bender and the professor go to the future and never come back Universe 2 : Frey, Bender and the professor go to the future and never come back (those from universe 1 don't stop here) Universe 3 : They don't go to the future and are replaced by those from universe 1 (those from universe 2 don't stop here) Universe 4 : They don't go to the future are are replaced by those from universe 2 Universe 5 : Frey, Bender and the professor go to the future and never come back (there's no one to replace them here) repeat infinitely So our original universe is either a universe 1 or a universe 2 type in which Lila grows old alone because Fry, Bender and the professor are not replaced.

[@ronindragoon1132]

Wow, nice explanation. 👍

[@robbieking4070]

*_~In the beginning was the word~_* Fry: You guys wanna talk? Bender: No thanks.

[@JogoseBizarrosConteudos]

Fry, the professor and bender at this point probably are the most old entitys alive, its crazy.

[@VanguardofCalamity]

Great Episode - R.I.P. original Leela

[@karenfan010]

and R.I.P. the fry bender and professor who were flattened by the original fry bender and professor.

[@GMontag]

If you've never seen any of the adaptations of HG Wells's The Time Machine, both the design of the Professor's time machine with the levers and stuff and the humans splitting into two species are references to it.

[@ZukoHalliwell]

You can't see it on KZbin, but in the full reaction to "The Cryonic Woman", when that defrostee thought that time was cyclical and Fry said it was a straight line, Eric said "Or is it?" He called it! 😆

[@crcoghill]

I think i like the idea that millions and millions of years from now, the universe will completely butn out and all things will cease to exist, only for time to reset itself, either the exact way it was or creating a different set of events. It's just a fascinating idea.

[@gurvmlk]

I mean, the Big Bang had to originate from something. Meaning it very well could've originated from the nothingness of a previous universe. And if that's the case, then there's no reason why our universe shouldn't be able to eventually result in the same.

[@dylanshadowstar9779]

So here's a fun thought. Since they're in a new universe, fry, bender and Farnsworth are immune to time travel. If hypothetically fry went back and killed his dad, he won't be erased, it's not his dad. However no one would know who fry is since the dead fry vanishes from existence

[@gurvmlk]

That would make a wild episode.

[@spectorthecritic1723]

One of the best episodes of the series, and in my opinion the last true MASTERPIECE of an episode that Futurama made.

[@sirjedisentinel]

"Meanwhile"

[@spectorthecritic1723]

great finale but not a masterpiece@@sirjedisentinel

[@matthewzeller5026]

The universes aren't entirely identical. Apparently accidentally killing Eleanor Roosevelt shifted everything down 5ft.

[@MaskMcGee]

The episode that fulfilled the promise of the revived series.

[@ghostspider2056]

So each society just left the remains of the previous Statue of Liberties laying around.

[@9791mij]

4:38 is a H.G. Wells Time Machine reference

[@vadalia3860]

Something about this episode was sweet and heartfelt and I love it!

[@ronindragoon1132]

8:12 For the people who want to know. Hitler said: Look at my mustache

[@Tesserex]

BETRACHTEN SIE MEINEN SCHNURRBART!

[@yumiakali9718]

Is funny that the entire universe is ending but the time machine still intact xD

[@proclarushtaonasat]

Well, our fry bender and Farnsworth didn't get crushed when they left, but the fry bender and Farnsworth from the new universe didn't get to crush alternate universions of themselves, meaning those versions do get to travel into another universe.

[@marcbloom7462]

"I love Leela, any Leela"

[@ghostspider2056]

2:48 We are doomed to repeat our mistakes because we don’t learn from the past.

[@fanvonallemoeglichen]

Probably my favorite episode period.

[@chuckrothans7535]

@Eric Reacts My favorite thing about this episode was the song 🎵 about their travels through time. I also like how they solved the time traveling only moving forward problem with the cyclical theory ( the theory that time is actually a circle ) meaning that the moment we reach the end of the universe it just restarts itself all over again kinda like what happens when the arms of a clock just continue to turn around from AM to PM in a circle instead of the traditional straightforward path. I remember that it was mentioned in a previous episode. Season 2 episode 19 of futurama the cryonic woman.

[@_Shadoh_]

Another of my favourite episodes! 🤩

[@jasonbrennan9918]

As we've seen previously, the tricky part of the backwards time travel is dealing with the inevitable paradoxes

[@poopahskoopahh8563]

Hes getting closer to game of tones

[@dylanshadowstar9779]

Welcome to what is probably my favourite episode of Futurama of all time

[@visiongamer5828]

Amazing episode

[@lordflashheart3680]

Great episode! One of the best IMHO.

[@Pondero36]

Timeless Classics

[@ThePellefantman]

One of the best written episodes i think

[@monsoon1234567890]

This is my favorite episode in the whole series!

[@Sinvare]

She isn't the same Leela, she is the 10 feet lower Leela.

[@karenfan010]

and original fry isn’t that leelas fry her fry is buried under a bridge.

[@cjg8763]

Great classic episode.

[@maxdon2001]

Great reaction!

[@rrwithsteve895]

Interestingly enough there's a scene in Disenchantment Episode 10 (Of the first season/part) with an Easter egg, I think fans of this episode will appreciate. I won't mention more than that!

[@risgord6990]

If you pause at the right moment you can see older Leela flash by as Fry loses his card.

[@suokkis]

One of the best episodes on the show.

[@env0x]

this is the episode i've been waiting for 😃

[@mmxxiii9503]

13:55 some people takes time to figure the reference out

[@9791mij]

I’d consider this is the finale of the original series and at the end was stealing of a new one Plus Now Fry, Prof. Hubert and Bender are now oldest Humans and Robot in existence

[@liltonhughes4302]

Futurama The Late Philip J Fry (2009) Fry, Bender And Sheraton brewer Gets In the years 2009: Solar System at 9 Plantes Sheraton

[@Dashiell777]

This is my favorite episode of Futurama besides the Futurama movie Bender's Big Score

[@moneylover318]

I think the reason The professor shot Hitler was so hitler's brain in a shark doesn't happen.

[@heidibarker9550]

two things: yes technically the original Leela is alone now, but that's sad so I don't think about it. and the year fifty million the women weren't going to sleep with them they were going to eat them, listen to their dialogue again. and I highly doubt they had a backwards time machine.

[@ghostspider2056]

I would’ve stopped at the part where they could’ve done the fertility banquet at the second universe.

[@Ben-kd7ug]

Or they could just remember the timecode from bender's big score

[@SalamiSelimbo]

This episode create a loop with 4 universes : the OG one with old OG leela and without the trio of OG bender fry and professor, the 2nd universe with Hitler killed by the OG trio but still with fry going to the future and the year 3000 and after being the same, the 3rd universe closed the time travel loop/paradox for the OG trio and have early dead eleanor roosevelt killed by the OG trio and hitler killed by the 2nd trio , the 4th universe closed the time loop for the 2nd trio that killed eleanor roosevelt, then the 5th universe is the OG one again also now in the 3rd and 4th universe the future of humanity may be different because the trio will be there after they left.

[@heraluh]

seasons episodes 8

[@heraluh]

season6 episode8

[@dandychiggins7240]

The only decent episode from the newer seasons

[@yaroslavpanych2067]

TBH, this episode introduced so much unnecessary complexity into lore