Jokes that makes Futurama a Unique Show

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[@AxeloftheKey]

"No fair, you changed the outcome by measuring it!" This joke is inherently one of the best science jokes I've ever heard. Never get tired of it.

[@WhiteKnuckleRide512]

I’ve never understood why this was so funny. Like I get that you can’t measure things on a subatomic level because measuring it will inherently interfere with it and mess up the accuracy of the reading, that’s the big thing everybody knows about quantum physics. Is there more to the joke than that?

[@tommeliusbthaprofit6157]

​@@WhiteKnuckleRide512Schrodinger's cat, I guess? That by checking the outcome you're affecting it I've never gotten why Schrodinger's cat works tho tbh, I skipped Physics and austrians are fucking weird. Bringing cat murder into science getouttahereman

[@normanmai7865]

@@WhiteKnuckleRide512 Yes, that's essentially it. A somewhat complex, somewhat simple joke because not everybody reads into quantum physics.

[@WhiteKnuckleRide512]

@@normanmai7865 Strange. I mean it’s a good joke, I just don’t know why everybody names it as THE best or smartest joke in the show.

[@user-qx1hb4yi3r]

@@WhiteKnuckleRide512 The same reason people say "To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty." Replace R&M with every joke related to science.

[@that.guy11]

One of my favourites that didn’t make this video; “Well, I’m off to my night job” “You have a night job?” “Yep. It’s exhausting, but I need the money to buy coffee so I can stay awake for my night job”

[@emberfist8347]

Can’t beat that logic.

[@nubreed13]

What episode is that from?

[@thomasseverini6820]

Reminds me of peanuts style humour

[@huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhn]

@@nubreed13 seems like Season 8 Episode 7

[@jdmjesus6103]

Feels like an accurate description of my life tbh

[@tsptcod]

My favourite line not in this is when their spaceship goes underwater and when asked "What pressure can she hold" professer says "Well it is a spaceship, so any where between 1-0 Atmosphers." Cracks me up.

[@RandomGuyOnYoutube601]

It's funny becouse it's true. I also like the antipressure pill joke from that episode.

[@hustla818]

​@@RandomGuyOnKZbin601 good news! It's a suppository

[@glennheth3472]

This is uncomfortable and humiliating. Now if they were to make it in the form of a suppository...

[@toobig7150]

Well this aged like wine

[@bradleywalker8642]

Even more relevant now...

[@wildjonesey]

“It can do other things, why shouldn’t it!?” Gets me every time

[@41-Haiku]

So defensive, lol

[@theregenedmoogles741]

That made me smile so wide. 😊

[@DrLoverLover]

Why?

[@Unknown-wi4ku]

@@DrLoverLover Typically it's done when writers are being lazy and they just want to reuse something they already have made. It's not the case in this scene because Futurama is self aware. The professor is doing a minor fourth wall break here by anticipating fan outcry over reusing a machine. He is saying this to the audience as well, not just Fry.

[@Guardian_Arias]

@@Unknown-wi4ku As a kid, it cracked me up because of the instant defense. As an adult it cracks me up because everything I make and design has to be multifunctional. "Its not just an entertainment center that I made from scratch from raw hardwood worth 2k its also my PC and the cable box."

[@MrShs812]

1:12 I’ve always loved how Fry was perfectly happy with 93¢ and then the teller continues

[@JustKrin]

Because they only needed like 50 cents to get Bender out of prison. The rest was for blackjack and hookers

[@pauldog]

In 1999 93¢ was nothing. These days not being in debt is an accomplishment. In the Futurama timeline I imagine it's unfathomable!

[@BeanBeno]

@@pauldog I havent watched the show in ages but is there no inflation? was it ever adressed?

[@pauldog]

@@BeanBeno not to my memory. It was considered an extreme amount of money

[@thehappyloaf]

@@pauldog Does that mean Fry is a billionaire? Is that why he is frothing?

[@entity5279]

"what did we just blow up?" "the hubble telescope" this joke has gotten me for years i swear

[@theorangeoof926]

Damn, Hubble still exists after all this time.

[@kingakimoto69]

STOP EXPLODING YOU COWARDS!! Still gets me everytime when Zap says that line

[@NotAGhost1]

My strategy is so simple an idiot could have devised it, we fly directly into the enemy death cannons clogging them with wreckage

[@83julio15]

I want the reaction of a astronomer....

[@xxMpEGxx]

But whats funny about it? 😅

[@theduke7539]

the fact that Fry had a 2.25 percent interest rate on his bank account and it was permanently locked in, and that he had no annual fees is what pisses me off the most

[@miaugato93]

Commission free accounts do exist, but usually they don't have interest at all. So yea, this is a continuity error

[@theduke7539]

@@miaugato93 I mean, it was 1999, and the accounts people had back then gave stupid rates

[@123darkelf]

Yeah, honestly given that it makes Fry’s reaction incredibly appropriate.

[@kman9884]

Y’all have fees?

[@JackFoxtrotEDM]

Those billions of dollars, considering inflation over a thousand years, is probably the price of a bag of chips. Which is funny, it's not something I see anybody ever mention. It's no different than how back then, candy bars were a nickel, now they're a dollar or more.

[@Jake-rv8td]

I could hear the "Matter Compressor" bit a hundred times, and it would still make me chuckle. It's so stupid, but the delivery is on point.

[@jimmyz2684]

Leela’s groan is the perfect cherry

[@ethribin4188]

Is the updog meme before the updog meme

[@coool20]

@@ethribin4188 updog was a meme well before the word meme entered the vernacular. I don't remember the exact first time I heard it but it was well before 2005. I want to say as far back as 99? My memories not great

[@david2869]

It makes fun of both the professor's bad hearing and Fry being an idiot!

[@JoshSmith-sr6ks]

@@coool20 hell, 94

[@hkoizumi3134]

"You are technically correct, the best kind of correct." I use this phrase now. Thanks Futurama

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

here is another one in case you ever have to silence a room full of squabbling scientists: "pi is exactly 3"

[@miimiibeschde4818]

I use technically in my normal vocabulary

[@SamyDeluxeFan1993]

it's been a meme for so many years

[@user-hj9dh6cx9o]

Favorite episode 😁 I'm bender please insert girder !

[@Darkstar263]

"No fair! You changed the outcome by measuring it!"

[@SpaceCase132]

Hehehe, classic Quantum observer humor.

[@aaronstark5060]

The thing that makes that joke so brilliant is that, even if you don’t get the ACTUAL joke, it still works.

[@morph-ONE]

You beat me to the comment. Nerds get it but the lame still find it funny as well

[@renownedbandanawearer1345]

@@aaronstark5060 How does the joke work for people who don’t know about the observer effect?

[@aaronstark5060]

@@renownedbandanawearer1345 Because it seems like the professor is protesting that they made a different decision by looking at the replay.

[@brainstorm623]

"I've got a degree in homeopathic medicine!" "You've got a degree in baloney!" Literally never gets old.

[@mozxz]

and its true.

[@SomeRandomJackAss]

My favorite part is his little “Hm.”

[@hooloovoo436]

thats my home school babyyy!! evergreen state college, handing out degrees in baloney since the 60s

[@Leonidas-nu3jp]

As an Evergreen Alum can confirm.

[@drunkengibberish1143]

That’s literally saying: “I’ve learned to pretend something is medicine exploit the placebo effect.”

[@TurboMMaster]

"I know, I was deliberately describing a similar situation." Joke works on so many levels. You expect it to be another "Fry didn't fully adapt into future" joke, yet it's suprisingly eloquent Fry still failing to communicate.

[@ryanm.191]

It’s a joke layered three times, it’s so genius, exactly as you said it sounded like he hasn’t adapted when he has, and that lassie is on display in the louvre, and a joke on characters often having to explain a joke in a ‘but thing is thing anymore’

[@Ryan-ij3ge]

@@ryanm.191 Lassie not Nessie

[@ryanm.191]

@@Ryan-ij3ge oh Yh lemme fix that

[@tbotalpha8133]

It also highlights how the other characters think of Fry. Amy assumes that Fry doesn't know that Lassie is on display in the Louvre, because why would he? He's ignorant about so many other things. And we, the audience, would probably assume the same thing. Then it turns out that he actually does know about Lassie, subverting the audience' expectations on yet another level.

[@iidoyila]

okay , it can do other things , why shouldn't it

[@Rlyeh_The_Dead]

I always loved the line "I am a man with no name... Zapp Brannigan, at your service." Or "you can't give up hope just because it's hopeless!" This show was the best at wordplay

[@gamesmastertobi29]

My favorite was. Zapp: So we’re trapped like a fish in a barrel. Nixon: Suggestions? Zapp: My instinct is to hide in this barrel like the wiley fish.

[@snobbingas189]

Zapp is an ingenious character with great lines!

[@FrankDux-uo7ig]

You forgot one thing. Rock. crushes. scissors. But scissors cut paper? And paper covers rock!? Kif…….. we have a conundrum.

[@gamesmastertobi29]

@@FrankDux-uo7ig Kiifff, if there’s one thing I don’t need right now it’s your “I don’t think that’s wise” attitude.

[@FrankDux-uo7ig]

@@gamesmastertobi29 what makes a man turn neutral? Lust for gold?… power!? Or were you just born with a heart full of neutrality?

[@NickJohnCoop]

“ There’s also a lot of drugs in there” Such an underrated punchline.

[@DarenKajiWolf]

I overrate it!

[@gaetanodepaola2ndchannel179]

@@DarenKajiWolf That means the punchline is now normally rated. 👍

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

I don't get it.

[@Mugruncher]

I love it

[@elduquecaradura1468]

@@TheReaverOfDarkness schrödinger was high as the Empore State when he made his theory of the Schrödinger's Cat (that's the joke)

[@scooby45247]

"NO FAIR, you changed the results by measuring it." such a brilliant and underrated joke..

[@OldCouches]

Can you explain it to me I am not smart

[@scooby45247]

@@OldCouches in physics, its called the observer effect.. its a fun rabbit hole if youre interested..

[@guilhermefarias5255]

@@OldCouches it's the Schrodinger's Cat joke Measuring something, ain't observing, is an action that changes the physical properties of some particles

[@Sheenifier]

It's so stupid how I know understand this joke now bc this isn't my profession I'm just on yt and watch a lot of tv

[@connorjohnson8590]

Basically, observing an electron using our current instruments changes how it behaves. When it’s unobserved, it acts like it’s still, and when it’s observed, it moves.

[@tuxedotservo]

"He's opening our minds to new ideas... KILL HIM!" That seems accurate. 😆🤣

[@Momoyue]

Why this is not a meme is beyond me? XD

[@Skaypegote]

@@Momoyue It was, for 4 year. We just called it Mr. president back then

[@FutureMan420Blazer]

@@Skaypegote wut

[@MadnessIncVP]

@@FutureMan420Blazer Trump. Granted, he was a bad meme.

[@wesleywyndam-pryce5305]

@@MadnessIncVP that doesn't make sense, Donald didn't open people up to new ideas

[@jamesblackburn8110]

The delivery of "you've got a degree in baloney" always made me laugh out loud

[@archkdavis27]

I like how the degree is from evergreen state college.

[@marcomola1906]

Why?

[@alexandercullen1707]

@@marcomola1906 recent controversies have made the university’s reputation suffer. They produce a lot of social sciences students who have baloney degrees

[@marcomola1906]

@@alexandercullen1707 Thank you

[@alexmartinez5859]

Evergreen is also Matt Groening’s alma mater.

[@PantaroParatroopa]

For reference sake, Bender's serial number is 952^3 + -951^3. Flexo's serial number is 119^3 + 119^3.

[@jimstan1795]

Is it M?

[@kyrroti9921]

@@jimstan1795 Yes, the number I was thinking of was the letter M

[@NefastusJones]

Now do that compound interesting Fry's 93 cents

[@eatfruitsalad345]

such a clever joke only robots would get, loved this

[@ryanm.191]

Damn cool

[@zlozlozlo]

"You are technically correct. The best kind of correct." This is so weird. I was just thinking about this line earlier today.

[@huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhn]

because people use it on reddit trying to get internet points by referencing 90s/2000s shows #facts

[@zlozlozlo]

@@huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhn I haven't been on reddit in months.

[@hustla818]

Every time I say you're technically correct, I can't help myself but think of this line

[@adamazzalino5247]

I say it all the time lol

[@itsdannyziahmemer7817]

Um actually you were thinking of the last time you thought of the joke not the actual joke which means your technically correct

[@Electric0eye]

Futurama is great because there's all these little clever, well researched jokes and details throughout every episode that're easy to miss, but also if you just turn your brain off you'll still get some laughs too

[@jon6car]

The episode with the brain switching actually created its own new theorem for the sake of a joke. Now that's commitment to comedy.

[@Sir_Psych]

That's what makes this my favorite show. It never lingers on a joke and it never puts it in your face (original run, anyways). I apply this brand of humour to my day to day life and it mostly confuses people until they know me better

[@gaetanodepaola2ndchannel179]

@@Sir_Psych well dang, now I wanna be your friend. I love this kind of comedy.

[@imakerbadcontentrbad8664]

Like putting too much air in a balloon!

[@nneykobar_hali]

​@@Sir_Psych agree with that other guy. Being your friend seems great fun. I am trying to implemet similar kind of comedy in my life too. I am just somewhat more absurd , and still trying to kill of temtation to explain stuff. Shortly , you achived things i strive to , but it is somewhat hard. The best way it can be. This thought spireled out of controll. Love it. Where was u?

[@obscurelobster]

As someone who works in engineering and programming the 2 dings jokes is the most hilarious realistic thing ever. All of our internal signaling methodologies are so hilariously incomprehensible while simultaneously being hyper-functional. The professor’s is a quite relatable madness.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

the moment when you have learned the entire library of bios beep codes.

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

I am always confused at the final series of beeps when Fry just assumes it must be the correct signal without asking the professor.

[@pioneer_1148]

One of my all time favourite quips is "In fact, the mere act of opening the box will determine the state of the cat, although in this case there were three determinate states the cat could be in: these being Alive, Dead, and Bloody Furious"

[@LugborG]

Terry Pratchett? Sounds like one of his footnotes.

[@Gogoglovitch]

@@LugborGThat's right! It's from Lords and Ladies, when one of the elves opens a box containing Greebo.

[@heartysquid]

Want some? It's made from apples...well mostly apples.

[@Alizudo]

Even though you could also just shake the box and also get an answer based on the cats response (or lack thereof).

[@mephostopheles3752]

@@Alizudo That itself is observing the cat, which collapses the quantum wave function in the same way that looking at the cat does.

[@bijibadness]

3:53 okay. so what I love about this show in its prime was that its sci-fi explanations for common TV Tropes (in this case ghosts) were frequently _way_ more ridiculous and outlandish than the original tropes themselves. it was like "no, ghosts are ridiculous. here is this WAY more ridiculous, way-out-there sci-fi explanation". I think a lot of the writers were not only _intense_ sci-fi nerds but also mathematicians and Oxford Graduates. and it shows. it showed in the show. Season 3 is pretty much perfect.

[@maxnovakovics2568]

Didn't they invent (or coin/discover, w/e) a new fundamental equation? The episode where they're body-swapping with the heads of Richard Nixon and the Harlem Globetrotters I think.

[@TheArcher101]

Like the seance the professor held with the mechanical goat and everything

[@ethanmarquardt2760]

It's got the best combo of stupid jokes like the matter compressor, and smart jokes like schrodingers cat

[@huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhn]

I love how the Professor is both the smartest but also the most ignorant and sometimes even the silliest, all combined

[@flowertrue]

Even though I've seen it many times over the years, I still laugh at that Urectum joke. I guess I'm still pretty immature.

[@DimkaTsv]

Sadly this one is butchered on any sort of translation. And i only got it after few times when watched with original language

[@graphite7898]

@@DimkaTsv Lost in translation as nearly all puns and play on words are when translated. It's so sad when it happens, though sometimes there are great translations that make a pun in the translated language that is equivalent.

[@aztarot]

​@@DimkaTsv well, in spanish surprisingly still works.

[@NoriMori1992]

I don't think that's immature. It's not only funny because "haha body parts", it's a genuinely clever joke 😆

[@bobkerr2755]

Fast approaching 40 and it's still funny

[@erthwermmusic]

I love watching the scene where Fry is protesting to get his dead dog back and he has a crowd with him: WHAT DO WE WANT? FRY'S DOG! WHEN DO WE WANT IT? FRY'S DOG! Always gets me

[@krone3286]

lol my high school math teacher used 1:08 as an intro problem to learn how to calculate interest rates over time and bleeped out the end amount. She though I was a genius cause I knew the answer in less than a second 😂

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Pulling a Gauss on her by not calculating the answer the intended way and instead finding a shortcut.

[@emberfist8347]

My teacher did the same but she didn’t see the show.

[@Gamepainter]

#thathappened

[@celestialtree8602]

@@Gamepainter Using cartoon clips to illustrate principles while teaching isn't that far-fetched. The economics class I'm taking used multiple Simpsons clips. Remembering a random number from a piece of media you like isn't that far-fetched. People remember weird things sometimes. Like how I can remember the "giasfelfebrehber" from that one puzzle in Deltarune: Chapter Two despite not putting any effort in to memorize it. How is putting the two together so exceedingly unlikely?

[@dopaminecloud]

@@celestialtree8602 because it could make people find you interesting online and everything interesting is fake because people are out to get me

[@jonothanthrace1530]

My favorite part of the Fry's Bank Account bit is that the banker apparently has to calculate his interest manually.

[@simonwillover4175]

Someone learned long ago to avoid having the computer avoid recalculating account balances every day in order to save 99% of its energy use.

[@Rpodnee]

"It can do other things! Why shouldn't it?!" That line kills me everytime haha

[@supersnow17]

1:00 might be one of the funniest jokes in the entire show, just the line delivery alone makes me laugh to this day.

[@morph-ONE]

No fair you change the outcome by measuring it is actually the smartest thing that I’ve ever heard in an animation

[@malibustacys80085]

yeah it had some clever scientific writing. I always say it is like Rick and Morty, but for smart people.

[@flingage]

@@malibustacys80085 Futurama is for smart people who are also totally willing to laugh at dumb jokes _and_ smart jokes. I'm still not sure what Rick & Morty is, because Morty's voice in the first 30 seconds made me instantly hate the show. Probably not a fair assessment, but goddamn he's more whiney than Luke complaining to Uncle Owen.

[@malibustacys80085]

@@flingage I agree on the first Part. Dumb jokes are funny sometimes. I don't care about the voices. I only See a dislikeable Charakter in Rick. I stopped watching it after season two. They seem to take the easy way in writing.

[@kman9884]

@@flingage It’s ok. Roiland is a pedo so you never have to worry about Rick and Morty ever again.

[@cathal7537]

@@malibustacys80085 Saying this show I like is x for smart people is completely obnoxious

[@yanec2501]

The thing that made this show so good was the authentic jokes. They had a great mix of subtle jokes and forced jokes. And it also helps that they made amazing characters.

[@elduquecaradura1468]

sincerely, many Futurama chapters feels like when Homer Simpson went to university. THAT level of humor, wich I love

[@pietro93vit]

4:30 the best joke of the entire show, imo

[@primeofthejustices7127]

Agree

[@destroy7569]

the z axis or the other one?

[@colelantz1743]

Mars ranch size is one of those well researched jokes. Mars has a surface area of 35.78 billion acres. So they own entire Western Hemisphere and 10 million acres into the Eastern hemisphere

[@davidwuhrer6704]

@Choas_Lord_512 It is simple maths. The sad thing is that most shows will not out in even that little effort. There are even writers who are proud of not being able to do simple calculations or look up scientifically established facts. So this makes Futurama "well researched". Not only that, it is probably the most well-researched show in existence. All for its cheap throw-away jokes.

[@davidwuhrer6704]

@Choas_Lord_512 Name any show that is better researched. I'll be waiting. It's not me who set the bar so low.

[@davidwuhrer6704]

@Choas_Lord_512 Your claim is that Futurama is not the most well researched show in existence. Which one is better researched, then?

[@lucash741]

A simple Google search like this show wasn't made 20 years ago

[@davidwuhrer6704]

@@lucash741 Can't trust Google. They consulted the Old Farmer's Wikipedia. The surface size of Mars is just a number you can look up, but they also put lots of mathematical jokes in the show, like the Taxi cab number in one of the clips of this video, and lots of cultural references that span generations. They even developed the Futurama theorem to resolve the plot of The Prisoner of Benda. The Mathologer has a video about how other shows simply side-stepped the exact same problem or cheated.

[@Whitedudeabove]

"You are technically correct. The best kind of correct" My favorite line

[@pandamilkshake]

"They renamed Uranus" "What's it called now?" "Urectum" Cracks me up every time 😂

[@Taterzz]

the best joke that never fails to make me laugh is when fry pushes the launch button and misses. "oops."

[@Lattrodon]

4:55 okay that one was actually really funny

[@primeofthejustices7127]

Yeah

[@castiolare]

"I didn't ask for a completely reasonable excuse, I asked you to get busy!" I love that line so much

[@Helladamnleet]

1:20 I'd like to point out that it really would be about $4.3 billion

[@ultimateace1854]

They said billion

[@AndrewJohnson-ny5nx]

Yep, 0.93×(1.0225)^1000 comes out to around 4.28 billion dollars

[@TrueThanny]

@@ultimateace1854 You read that comment incorrectly. It didn't say "would really", which indicates a correction. It said "really would", which indicates a confirmation.

[@ultimateace1854]

@@TrueThanny I see, my apologies, I read it wrong

[@declanhandley-byrne4335]

Futurama's writing staff had a number of physicists, they deserve Nobel Prizes in both Science and Literature

[@Darkstar263]

"I just turbo charged the ship's Matter Compressor." "What's the Matter Compressor?" "Nothing's the matter, Fry. Now that I turbo charged the Matter Compressor."

[@lewisleslie2821]

Also my favourite joke. The wordplay with the Professor’s selective hearing is hysterical

[@everadept]

@@lewisleslie2821 isn't it a "whats up Doc" joke

[@KM-uo9zc]

It's like what's the matters professor?

[@AlastairjCarruthers]

That quantum finish joke at the end is probably my favorite joke in all of Futurama 😂

[@Golinth]

My favorite by far is the second to last one. The professor’s head shake is just perfect

[@acceleratingthesupernatural]

3:05 it's been so many years and I still lose my shit to this joke

[@renranger2135]

Ur-REK-tum

[@FatherPun]

Futurama is a timeless masterpiece. I have fallen asleep to it every night for LITERALLY the past 15 years. 😴🤣

[@hustla818]

Me too. I have to have the TV on to fall asleep, and it's always either futurama playing or the simpsons

[@FrankDux-uo7ig]

Me too since the DVDs. Waking up to space ship sounds

[@zickennugget]

@@hustla818me too! I normally have the simpsons playing when I am working on stuff and then I'll fall asleep to futurama

[@zachrobledo2252]

“The machine can do other things, why shouldn’t it???” He’s so offended😂

[@jacksrandomadventures2769]

0:53 i like how Zapps monitor turns so he can look out the window also ..

[@JackFoxtrotEDM]

I like how Fry was amazed by how much 93 cents became after a thousand years of inflation, but also knowing how inflation works those billions of dollars is probably the price of a bag of chips lmao

[@GuitarSlayer136]

And here I am laughing at him being so jazzed that he has 93 cents.

[@renakunisaki]

He only needed 50 cents.

[@lhfirex]

This comment actually shows how dumb Jack Foxtrot is.

[@korganrocks3995]

@ChaosLord5129 What are you even talking about? 200 years ago someone earning 10k a year was in the top 0.1%, now they'd be on foodstamps. And wtf has self confidence have to do with anything he said?

[@korganrocks3995]

@ChaosLord5129 So you think that if you traveled 1000 years into the future and society had been stable enough that the bank you deposited money into is still in business.... inflation would not have happened? The bank still being in business, Fry's account still being active after 1000 years, capitalism even existing in 1000 years, and his money being worth more than a bag of chips are all more unbelievable than the inflation thing. But go ahead, explain why we're wrong instead of throwing insults around.

[@IvanTo88]

Sadly, today Bender's Italian voice actor, Dario Penne, has died ☹ RIP.

[@chitlitlah]

If he was half as good as John DiMaggio (who also coincidentally has an Italian name), then it is a great loss.

[@ohmygodtheykilledkenny4887]

@@chitlitlah his death shouldn't be less significant just because he isn't the original VA, that's inconsiderate

[@chitlitlah]

@@ohmygodtheykilledkenny4887 I wasn't implying anything of that nature. The English dub wouldn't be the same without DiMaggio, and if the Italian voice actor is nearly as good, then the Italian dub won't be the same. I'm not familiar with the Italian dub so I have to say it conditionally.

[@Symptomofsynesthesy]

@@chitlitlah he was very very good. Just as an example, he was also the dubbed voice of Anthony Hopkins.

[@hoozoohleague8264]

I don't believe it. At the end of his funeral he'll get up and yell IM BACK BABY

[@jamescrossland2599]

Best comedy show EVER! It's smart, constantly hilarious and I NEVER tire of the reruns! Genius! ♥️❣️❤️🥰

[@TheRossMadness]

Holy cow. At 4:06 they reference "Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions". I didn't expect to see an 1800s satirical novel about the close mindedness of Victorian society to show up in this show.

[@erinkipple1436]

Gotta give the person who made this props for how smooth the transitions were from scene to scene

[@Corkoth55]

The change my mind joke at 3:28 was hilarious. Took me a second..

[@Kwevin6659]

Small bit that amuses me is during the mothership reveal, Zaps screen turns to look out the window. Small thing, but shows how Zap's brain works, probably didn't even think to look out his own window and just watched through the scene.

[@driftliketokyo34ftw35]

4:12 Twitter moment

[@primeofthejustices7127]

Agree

[@elijahlivingston9477]

“He’s opening our minds to new ideas. Kill him!”

[@geekhotel1785]

The translator bit is one of the best scenes in Futurama. Every single line somehow manages to be a joke

[@TwoTees14]

This compilation highlights why Futurama is a brilliant cartoon. Growing up, no one spoke about it at school, but when I discovered it, I was hooked instantly. Every member of Planet Express is hilarious in their own right, but the writing for Bender, Fry and Leela is perfect and is something I still watch religiously 10 years after discovering it. The Matter Compressor joke is the pick of the lot, simple, but amazingly executed and still makes me laugh to this day❤

[@EllieBergeron92]

"You've changed the outcome by measuring it!" is a seriously good line.

[@TheSh4dowgale]

1:27 this fascinates me tbh

[@emilymesch7537]

What's great about the "homeopathic medicine" joke is that the degree is apparently from Evergreen State College. Matt Groening went to Evergreen.

[@sonicguyver7445]

So many great jokes from this show. My brothers and I still use them from time to time. One that wasn't shown here but that we use has to do with space exploration. With the discovery of planets that could have life or could theoretically support human life we have come to refer to those planets as "Space Earth." It was just a quick gag where Leela said, "You guys missed a great delivery to Space Earth." But it really stuck with us.

[@eclipseeffigy]

That last one I didn't get when I first watched this show, but it's such a clever funny one 😂

[@sunrose6372]

I only started watching Futurama a couple years ago and I love it. It's such a great show and the humour is some, if not the best that I've seen in an adult cartoon

[@nikushim6665]

@4:20 Edwin Abbott reference and yeah that's pretty much how that story went.

[@ihavenoclevername8300]

“Yes that sequence of words I said makes perfect sense”

[@CGaboL]

I love how Fry's brain melts upon learning his balance after interests haha

[@TomFynn]

“In fact, the mere act of opening the box will determine the state of the cat, although in this case there were three determinate states the cat could be in: these being Alive, Dead, and Bloody Furious.” ― Terry Pratchett, Lords and Ladies

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

Reminder that the writing room of Futurama had several PhDs In fact, Ken Keeler (PhD in applied mathematics) actually came up with a mathematical theorem just for the show (s6e10 the prisoner of Benda).

[@keilojr]

The Urectum joke gets me every time, clever writing and one of my fave series of all time

[@nicknic28292490]

You could pretty much throw every single joke in the series into this video.

[@Mr2ops]

I mean at that point just watch the series

[@sipofsunkist9016]

4:50 smartest joke in a cartoon right there

[@rafaelallenblock]

03:00 Evergreen State College LMAO

[@NeuralNetProcessor]

"Bureaucrat Conrad, you are _technically_ correct..the best kind of correct!"

[@QuickAlbumReviews]

I would have added the scene "Kiff, get ready to take the blame. Wait for it, wait for it, now!"

[@SierraSierraFoxtrot]

The chandelier at 0:13 is shaped like the mothership from "Close Encounters".

[@Hiushisan]

"And Fry, you've got that brain thing." "I already did!" That whole bit was excellent, but that part specifically cracks me up every time.

[@lacolem1]

The Schrödinger cat jumping at the cop kills me😂

[@WTF2BlueTiger]

The biggest joke about the compounding interest thing isnt that the math is wrong, but that the interest would in any universe be 2.5 % per year for a savings account.

[@matthewheath7839]

I think about this everytime

[@alexmontenegro9991]

The math isn't wrong though. Compounding interest over 1000 years would work out to about 4.3 bil.

[@noti7510]

also inflation over that time period would make it way less. well, I don't know how much less. but if we did, I bet we could graph the interest with the inflation to figure out . . . something.

[@DarkSerris]

The math is right though

[@ambozz3726]

Tell me again how "two and a quarter percent" equals 2.5%, I'm dying to know.

[@imgladiquitdestiny2401]

“Magic. Got it.” Was literally the rest of my entire IB astrophysics class during senior year 😅

[@ALightInTheAutumnRain]

4:45 Why is the professor disappointed that the machine finished analyzing so quickly? 😁

[@258thHiGuy]

The matter compressor bit is honestly carried by how seamless the delivery is

[@mishaaskar]

2:50 killed me xd

[@pdubs1408]

This show is a national treasure. "Look what you did fry now she won't shut up" lmao

[@supersaiyanzero386]

The uranus joke is one of the best jokes ever in TV. One of the jokes that got me into it. The programming and wiring lmao

[@KillerKeeton]

So glad the schrodingers cat joke was in here, one of my favorite jokes of the series

[@Pravanul]

The last one with the quantum physics joke kills me every time. Never gets old lmao

[@connorrobinson9548]

That matter compressor is quite possibly the best joke I've ever heard.

[@pigpig252]

“What’s the matter compressor” has stuck with me more than almost any other joke in the show. It’s just small and perfect

[@SentaiYamaneko]

That last one? My high school chemistry teacher played it in class to help teach us about quantum mechanics, and about how light functions as both a particle and a wave until you measure it and it becomes one or the other. He often used The Simpsons and Futurama as teaching aids. He always told us 'these guys know what they're talking about'.

[@Thrlta]

1:42 an ISTJ's nightmare materalized in cartoon form:

[@Phoenix8492]

2:59 “I’ve got a degree in homeopathic medicine!” “You’ve got a degree in boloney!” (Yes I know how bologna is supposed to be spelled)

[@korganrocks3995]

Both bologna and baloney are acceptable spellings, and you managed to create some kind of hybrid of the two.

[@Soxruleyanksdrool]

Balogney?

[@nolsee1176]

''Now, now. Perfectly symmetrical fighting will get us nowhere.''

[@nikbol43below]

I love that I can recite all of these, word for word.

[@korganrocks3995]

I love that I'd forgotten half of them; only a few more years before I can do a full rewatch and get surprised by the jokes all over again! 😉

[@TheAdaoo7]

"Ive got a degree in homeopathic medicine!" "You've got a degree in baloney" Will forever be killer Joke comes out of nowhere and swiftly leaves

[@Randallsilver]

Rarely has a show made me laugh out loud so much. That Hubble telescope bit had me in tears first time I saw it. That, and "professor! Lava! Hot!"

[@davidnissim589]

One of my favorites that didn't make the video: Farnsworth: "Where's the device that lets you speed or slow down the passage of time?" Fry: (pulls out bong) "Under the seat!"

[@SolidSnake59]

Those jokes are incredibly well thought and written. I have never noticed some of them.

[@CrazyzzzDudezzz]

You can hear Snake from the Simpsons in 2:10

[@fancytoxicsoda]

Sweet Zombie Jesus, please bless this channel.