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Futurama: Season 6, Episode 7The Late Philip J. Fry (29 Jul. 2010)Fry agrees to travel one minute into the future in Farnsworth's new time machine right before a big date with Leela, but they wind up going far into the future with no way to go back in time. Director:Peter Avanzino |
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Fry agrees to travel one minute into the future in Farnsworth's new time machine right before a big date with Leela, but they wind up going far into the future with no way to go back in time.
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Prof. Hubert J. Farnsworth: Hear, hear!
Bender: That's basically what I do every day.
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The name of the episode, 'The Late Philip J. Fry' is a reference to a character in the 'A Song of Ice and Fire' books, 'The Late Walder Frey'. See more »Quotes
Philip J. Fry: All in all, I've led a full life. Let's say the three of us grab a six-pack and watch the universe end?Prof. Hubert J. Farnsworth: Hear, hear!
Bender: That's basically what I do every day.
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Evidently some of the fans of this show, as seen by the low ratings given to each and every one of the new episodes, believe this show has not returned to form/nor can it ever be/nor does it have the "right" to (I guess it's cool to have that attitude, especially when others do). If one actually views the new episodes with an unbiased mind, and grades them on the content on the screen, the ratings would be higher. But I digress...
This episode deserves a 10/10 because of its unique and inventive plotting, poignancy, humor, terrifically obscure (and in-jokey) references, and its clever exploitation of a terrific sf premise.
There. I just gave a review for something and explained my reasons for giving it. Reasons that were actually related to the episode at hand.
It isn't tough.