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Futurama: Season 4, Episode 12Where No Fan Has Gone Before (21 Apr. 2002)Fry learns that Star Trek had been banned on Earth centuries earlier and goes on a quest with Leonard Nimoy's Head to find the last remaining episodes. He encounters the re-embodied cast of... See full summary » |
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Turanga Leela
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Bender /
Executioner
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Lt. Kif Kroker /
Trek Preacher /
Melllvar
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Computer /
Melllvar's Mother
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| William Shatner | ... |
William Shatner
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| Leonard Nimoy | ... |
Leonard Nimoy
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| Walter Koenig | ... |
Himself
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Himself
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| Nichelle Nichols | ... |
Herself
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| Jonathan Frakes | ... |
Himself
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Video Rental Store Clerk /
Welshie
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Fry learns that Star Trek had been banned on Earth centuries earlier and goes on a quest with Leonard Nimoy's Head to find the last remaining episodes. He encounters the re-embodied cast of the original TV show who are prisoners on the planet of a very devoted fan. Written by Jeff Lindstrom
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Fry: And all you had to put up with was one really annoying Star Trek fan.
[Beat]
William Shatner: Let's get the hell out of here.
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The original script title for the episode "Where No Fan Has Gone Before" was "We've Got Everyone Except Scotty". The episode included the main cast of Star Trek, except for James Doohan. DeForest Kelley is there, but he does not speak, because he died a few years previously). See more »Quotes
Leonard Nimoy: Truly, it was a paradise.Fry: And all you had to put up with was one really annoying Star Trek fan.
[Beat]
William Shatner: Let's get the hell out of here.
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This episode contains one of the funniest and cleverest plots I have ever seen in an animated series.
It would appeal to all Futurama fans and maybe even convert a few Star Trek fans. (Not to mention anyone with a sense of humour).
Absolutely brilliant. I had to laugh further when I read that Matt Groeing claims never to have watched an entire episode of Star Trek. The depth of knowledge he exhibits regarding Star Trek means that he shown his colours as a true ST fan! The jig is up Matt.
Almost every member of the original cast plays their own voices and it is such a thrill to see that they are so willing to poke fun at themselves or their screen characters.
Jonathan Frakes also gets his say (for TNG fans).
My one regret is that I have only been able to watch it once so far as I hadn't set the VCR. However, I can't wait for it to be broadcast again (am glad the TV companies show a lot of repeats).
Absolutely not to be missed episode.