History Recap / FuturamaM1BendersBigScore

* DisproportionateRettibution: After its show gets interrupted by a presidential address from Nixon, the Hypnotoad [[PsychicAssistedSuicide forces the announcer to kill themselves]].

''[[CouchGag It Just Wont Stay Dead!]]''

* MundaneMadeAwesome: "I can wire anything directly into ''anything''! [[LargeHam I'm the Professor!!]]" (dramatic pose)

* ContinuityPorn: Too many to name.

* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: Fry does this twice, first when he crashes his own memorial service and later when he attends the funeral of his alternate self, who was KilledOffForReal.

* FutureBadass: Lars Fillmore. Not actually a badass, nor technically from the future, but he is a look at a much, much more mature version of a present-day character.

** Also, the characters all leave Earth without putting up a fight, but immediately come back and fight ''right after the scammers set up methods of defense''. It wouldn't be so bad if the scammers hadn't been ''wide in the open'' while the citizens of Earth were evacuating.
** Not just an IdiotBall, but OutOfCharacter as well. To wit: Since when do characters like Mom, Nixon, Robot Santa and their casually violent lawless ilk respect things like contracts? Usually, any of their solutions to a Gordian Knot is to vaporize the planet the knot is on.
** However, Mom never made an appearance during this film; it seems likely she knew better than to get scammed (though her sons probably were). Still doesn't explain why she didn't do anything, other than simple disinterest for anyone but her.

** Fry's time duplicate is shown to be responsible for Michelle's appearance in "The Cryonic Woman" -- she was actually supposed to wake up in the 24th century rather than the 31st, but Lars altered the settings on her cryo-tube in order to get back to Leela; if Lars never reset Michelle's cryo-tube, she would've ended up in medieval 24th century.

** Fry's time duplicate is shown to be responsible for Michelle's appearance in "The Cryonic Woman" -- she was actually supposed to wake up in the 24th century rather than the 31st, but Lars altered the settings on her cryo-tube in order to get back to Leela.

** The scammers send Bender back in time to steal a host of famous pieces of art, including Michelangelo's ''Art/{{David}}''.

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* {{Cuckold}}: Hermes temporarily loses his body and has his head put in a jar. During this time, his wife Labarbara leaves him (along with their son) and goes back to her ex-husband, Barbados Slim, who is superior to Hermes in just about every possible way, including being {{hunk}}ier, [[WomenPreferStrongMen more athletic]], and a better sexual partner. However, Labarbara later leaves Barbados again when Hermes helps save the world, and later episodes reveal that this situation is actually reversed for Barbados, who is jealous of Labarbara's pure affectionate love for Hermes.

** One of the "alien invasions" seen during Fry's cryogenic freezing was caused by Bender stealing a Nobel Prize Award in 2308.

** The ''Futurama'' theme remix was from the [=Xbox/Gamecube/PlayStation 2=] [[VideoGame/{{Futurama}} console game]].

** One of the supposed alien invasions seen during Fry's cryogenic freezing was caused by Bender stealing a Swedish award for the alien scammers.

--> [[HoistByHisOwnPetard You’ve been scammed, sweetheart]]

--> [[HoistByHisOwnPetard: You’ve been scammed, sweetheart]]

--> [[HoistWithHisOwnPetard: You’ve been scammed, sweetheart]]

* SkewedPriorities: Bender thinks he's killed Fry per his orders while BrainwashedAndCrazy and tearfully declares that he'd "give anything to unmurder" him. Fry shows up alive on cue, and Bender, despite his delight, immediately decides that he'll have to kill him "again" so that no one will think he's incompetent.