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Futurama: Season 2, Episode 5I Second That Emotion (21 Nov. 1999)When Bender flushes Leela's pet, Prof. Farnsworth affixes an emotional transponder so he can feel what Leela is feeling. Trying to make Leela feel better so he can feel better, Bender, Fry ... See full summary » |
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| Billy West | ... | ||
| Katey Sagal | ... |
Turanga Leela
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| John DiMaggio | ... |
Bender /
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| Tress MacNeille | ... | ||
| Maurice LaMarche | ... |
Inglis Raoul /
Calculon /
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| Phil LaMarr | ... |
Hermes Conrad /
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| David Herman | ... |
Dwayne /
Vet Jeffrey Grant /
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| Lauren Tom | ... |
Amy Wong /
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| Frank Welker | ... |
Nibbler /
El Chupanibre /
Jaguar
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When Bender flushes Leela's pet, Prof. Farnsworth affixes an emotional transponder so he can feel what Leela is feeling. Trying to make Leela feel better so he can feel better, Bender, Fry and Leela descend into the bowels of New New York to find her pet. Written by Jeff Lindstrom
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Bender: Fine, we'll have rack of Nibbler
Leela: Just make a simple cake, and this time if someone's going to jump out of it, make sure you put them in after you cook it.
Bender: So it's a cake you want, is it? I'll make you a cake you'll never forget!
[cuts to Bender laughing manically as he dumps some rat poison into a bowl]
Bender: [sets the bowl in front of a hole in the wall] That'll take care of those annoying rats, now to bake a cake so delicious they'll ...
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Written by Maceo Pinkard, Kenneth Casey and Ben Bernie
Whistled by John DiMaggio
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Title screen gag: Made from meat by-products. See more »Goofs
You are capable of seeing Leelah's parents at one part of the episode. Leelah's Mother has human hands, and her father has a humans mouth. Later on, in other episodes her mother has tentacles as hands, and her father has a 'side-way' mouth. See more »Quotes
Leela: Bender, I thought you were supposed to be cooking for this partyBender: Fine, we'll have rack of Nibbler
Leela: Just make a simple cake, and this time if someone's going to jump out of it, make sure you put them in after you cook it.
Bender: So it's a cake you want, is it? I'll make you a cake you'll never forget!
[cuts to Bender laughing manically as he dumps some rat poison into a bowl]
Bender: [sets the bowl in front of a hole in the wall] That'll take care of those annoying rats, now to bake a cake so delicious they'll ...
See more »
Soundtracks
"Sweet Georgia Brown"Written by Maceo Pinkard, Kenneth Casey and Ben Bernie
Whistled by John DiMaggio
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The second DVD season gets off to a good start when Bender starts getting jealous of the attention Nibbler receives; this increases after they learn that he is five years old and decide to throw a party for him. Bender tries to steal the limelight but no matter what he does the rest of the crew ignore him because Nibbler is doing something cute like wearing a hat. In one last attempt to impress Bender cooks an amazing cake but Nibbler eats it before the crew can even see it. Bender can take no more so flushes Nibbler down the lavatory! Leela is devastated but Bender just doesn't care; at least he doesn't until the Professor fits him with an empathy chip that forces him to experience Leela's emotions. The new caring Bender then flushes himself down the lavatory so he can search the sewers for Nibbler; he is soon joined by Fry and Leela and together the three of them discover the mutants who live in the sewers. These mutants tell a story about a fearsome beast known as El Chupanibre that lives in the sewers and has a ravenous appetite; surely they can't be talking about Nibbler!
I tend to prefer the episodes where the crew go into space and visit other planets but this earthbound story was entertaining. This episode provided a good introduction to the sewer dwellers who will become occasional characters in the series although at this point it is impossible to tell if they were intended to become recurring characters or not. Bender's reaction to the empathy chip was fairly funny although it did get a little repetitive over time. Over all it wasn't a classic episode but was still entertaining and should please fans of the series.