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Revision as of 01:34, 5 July 2013

Season 7 episode
Broadcast season 10 episode
T.: The Terrestrial
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Jrrr and Fry sharing a laugh in the palace on Omicron Persei 8.
No.130
Production number7ACV16
Written byJosh Weinstein
Directed byLance Kramer
Title captionOne of the 7^7 Wonders of the Future World
First air date26 June, 2013
Broadcast numberS10E03
Title referenceThe 1982 Steven Spielberg film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Opening cartoonWot a Night
Additional
Commentary
(Transcript)
Transcript

Pictures

Season 7
  1. The Bots and the Bees
  2. A Farewell to Arms
  3. Decision 3012
  4. The Thief of Baghead
  5. Zapp Dingbat
  6. The Butterjunk Effect
  7. The Six Million Dollar Mon
  8. Fun on a Bun
  9. Free Will Hunting
  10. Near-Death Wish
  11. 31st Century Fox
  12. Viva Mars Vegas
  13. Naturama
  14. Forty Percent Leadbelly
  15. 2-D Blacktop
  16. T.: The Terrestrial
  17. Fry and Leela's Big Fling
  18. The Inhuman Torch
  19. Saturday Morning Fun Pit
  20. Calculon 2.0
  21. Assie Come Home
  22. Leela and the Genestalk
  23. Game of Tones
  24. Murder on the Planet Express
  25. Stench and Stenchibility
  26. Meanwhile
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"T.: The Terrestrial" is the one hundred and thirtieth episode of Futurama, the sixteenth of the seventh production season and the third of the tenth broadcast season. It aired on 26 June, 2013, on Comedy Central. After being marooned on a distant planet, Fry is befriended by a young monster.

Story

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Trivia

Allusions

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Continuity

Goofs

  • Lrrr watches Earth TV live, but in "When Aliens Attack", it's stated that it takes a thousand years for signals to get to Omicron Persei 8.
    • Only transmissions from before 2208 travel at the old speed of light (2ACV10), live transmissions are near-instant. Both sets of transmissions are presumably stopped at the blockade.

Quotes

An E.T. skull in Jrrr's toy closet.

    Professor Farnsworth: Good news, everyone! I'm in terrible pain.

    Kif: Sir, there's an Omicronian ship requesting safe passage home.
    Zapp: Home, eh? That's where I live! Let 'em through the blockade.

    Hermes: Five-O! Five-O!
    Amy: Five what?
    Hermes: Five Omicronians!

    Leela: Bender. Do you know where Fry is? I haven't seen him since we got back from Omicron Persei 8.
    Bender: Fry?! You... just missed him. He went out to buy you flowers. Whatever kind you like best. 'Cuz he loves you and crap.

    Lrrr: Jrrr! How do I watch a funny on the YouTube?

    Jrrr: Can you save him?
    Drrr: I could, but he'd only live another 80 years at most. The humane thing is to put him to sleep.

    Lrrr: What's happening? Why's his butt glowing?
    Drrr: The electromagnetic intensity of the robot's friendship is causing the herbs in his bowels to bioluminesce with love. Probably.

Appearances

Characters

(In alphabetic order)

Places

(In alphabetic order)

References

  1. ^ Countdown to Futurama: Bender Boxing Fry. (Comedy Central's Tumblr page.) 07 May 2013. Retrieved on 26 June 2013.
  2. ^ Countdown to Futurama: Fry Captured in Omicronian Cage. (Comedy Central's Tumblr page.) 08 May 2013. Retrieved on 26 June 2013.
  3. ^ Countdown to Futurama: Jrrr Show’s Fry His Fleem [sic]. (Comedy Central's Tumblr page.) 09 May 2013. Retrieved on 19 June 2013.