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Futurama: Season 3, Episode 6Bendless Love (11 Feb. 2001)Bender has been bending stuff in his sleep, so to get his old factory urges out of his system, he takes job at a bending plant. There he falls in love with a Fembot called Angleyne. She ... See full summary » |
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Philip J. Fry /
Prof. Hubert J. Farnsworth /
Dr. Zoidberg /
Bending Robot #1 /
Robot Bartender
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Turanga Leela
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| Tress MacNeille | ... |
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| Maurice LaMarche | ... | ||
| Jan Hooks | ... |
Anglelyne
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| Lauren Tom | ... |
Amy Wong
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Hermes Conrad /
Bending Robot #2
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Bender has been bending stuff in his sleep, so to get his old factory urges out of his system, he takes job at a bending plant. There he falls in love with a Fembot called Angleyne. She happens to be the ex-wife of Benders evil twin Flexo, who also happens to work there. Written by The TV Archaeologist
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Philip J. Fry: Yep.
Bender: Of course.
Amy Wong: Doy!
Hermes Conrad: It's an important unit.
Turanga Leela: And this, my friends, is the L-unit just removed from the ship.
[Unveils a straightened piece of metal; all gasp]
Philip J. Fry: That doesn't look like an L at all. Unless you count lower-case.
Bender: You know we don't!
[Slaps Fry]
[...]
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Written by Scott English & Larry Weiss
Performed by American Breed
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Title screen gag: Torn from the tomorrow's headlines See more »Goofs
At the end of the episode, Bender lifts up his sleeves to re-bend the professor. Aside from the obvious joke that Bender, for the first time, suddenly has sleeves, his sleeves suddenly go back to their full length without any transition after he bends Farnsworth back. See more »Quotes
Turanga Leela: [Picks up L-shaped piece of metal] This is a normal L-unit. Without it, space travel is but the fevered dream of a madman.Philip J. Fry: Yep.
Bender: Of course.
Amy Wong: Doy!
Hermes Conrad: It's an important unit.
Turanga Leela: And this, my friends, is the L-unit just removed from the ship.
[Unveils a straightened piece of metal; all gasp]
Philip J. Fry: That doesn't look like an L at all. Unless you count lower-case.
Bender: You know we don't!
[Slaps Fry]
[...]
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Soundtracks
"Bend Me Shape Me"Written by Scott English & Larry Weiss
Performed by American Breed
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This is my favorite episode of Futurama. The first act has some of the best humor I've ever seen on T.V. ("Hey! It's that guy that you are!") Maybe the show has too much going on with all the different plot lines, and who knows, the episode may have benefited from a little trim here and there; but the sheer quotability of this one makes it so I can watch over and over again. This to me was the height of the show's quality, straight up goofy humor throughout. The new shows are good, (as of this writing, episode 100 from the sixth season aired about two months ago.) but much of the luster has been lost in this viewer's opinion. Anyway, nearly perfect piece of entertainment, if not for story, just for the smart and goofy humor throughout.