Otherwise

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Season 9 episode
Broadcast season 12 episode
Otherwise
N/A
No.160
Production number9ACV10
Written byNona di Spargement
Directed byIra Sherak
Title captionWe're not out of networks yet!
First air date30 September, 2024
Broadcast numberS12E10
Opening cartoonBalloon Land (1935)
Additional
Commentary
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Transcript

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Season 9

"Otherwise" is the one hundred and sixtieth episode of Futurama, the tenth of the ninth production season and the tenth of the twelfth broadcast season. It aired on 30 September, 2024, on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+.

Plot

Act I

Act II

Act III

Production

Reception

Additional information

Trivia

  • Second episode named for an adverb, after "Meanwhile".
  • The song playing at the end and during the credits is Jason Isbell and Amanda Shire's cover of Warren Zevon's "Mutineer".
  • When Fry is overwhelmed with memories, one of the visions he has is of him and Leela older carrying a purple-haired child (supposedly their baby) and Bender with human ears (as seen in "Murder on the Planet Express") being licked by Seymour.
  • In a split-second bit of foreshadowing, there is a montage of people shouting to fire, starting with Leela. At the end of the montage, we somehow see Leela shout fire again. But she is suddenly on the old Planet Express ship, and when she points ahead, she no longer is wearing her engagement ring.
  • The voice actor that the Professor hired to provide the artificial intelligence for the new Planet Express ship is named Tress LaMarche, a tribute to two of the voice actors, Tress MacNeille and Maurice LaMarche.

Allusions

  • Bender sings the traditional cowboy tune "Down in the Valley", when the can opener's magnet affects him.
  • At the eulogy for the old Planet Express ship, Zapp and Kif sing "Rock the Boat" by The Hues Corporation.
  • Bender's shooting of the can opener is similar to a scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
  • When the Planet Express ship passes by alternate timelines and realities, one of them shows the Dreamland castle from Disenchantment. During the credits, the Ululu Company, which produced the show, was acknowledged for the castle's appearance.

Continuity

Quotes

Alien Language Sightings

Goofs

Characters

(In alphabetic order)

References