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* In the film ''[[wikipedia:Pluto Nash|Pluto Nash]]'', the ''Futurama theme'' can be heard in some scenes on the moon. | * In the film ''[[wikipedia:Pluto Nash|Pluto Nash]]'', the ''Futurama theme'' can be heard in some scenes on the moon. | ||
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[[Matt Groening]]'s other show, ''[[wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]'' have made several references to Futurama. | |||
* In the episode ''[[wikipedia:Future-Drama|Future-Drama]]'' (even the title of the episode is a reference), Bender shows up briefly in Homer's new hover car, and utters ''You are my best friends,'' only for Homer to throw him out of the car again. | |||
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This article is an attempt to list references to the show Futurama in popular culture, that means references outside of the show to the show itself, in alphabetic order by name of the popular culture referring to it.
Looney Tunes
- On the show Looney Tunes in the Daffy Duck episode Attack of the Drones, Dr. Zoidberg makes a cameo appearance.
The PJs
- In the show the PJs, Fry makes a cameo appearances on a wanted ad on a milk carton.
- This is a payback for the appearance of the PJs in I Second that Emotion.
Pluto Nash
- In the film Pluto Nash, the Futurama theme can be heard in some scenes on the moon.
The Simpsons
Matt Groening's other show, The Simpsons have made several references to Futurama.
- In the episode Future-Drama (even the title of the episode is a reference), Bender shows up briefly in Homer's new hover car, and utters You are my best friends, only for Homer to throw him out of the car again.
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