History Recap / FuturamaS2E9ABicyclopsBuiltForTwo

''[Audience hollering and cheering at her witty remark]''

* SpaceRomans: The entirety of the Cyclopian culture seems evocative of AncientGrome, complete with their Goddess of Beauty looking like "ArtTheBirthOfVenus."

-->'''Leela''': If you can change form, why didn't you change it in the one place that counts?

* SerendipitiousSurvival: Exaggerated when Alcazar claims he survived the depopulation of the Cyclopian planet because he was cleaning a pool at the time and [[ConvectionSchmonvection the massive fireball passed over him safely]].

TeenyWeenie: Implied with Alcazar.

* ShoutOut: One of Alcazar's other wives is a [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Yithian]].

* ActorAllusion: The entire scene in which Leela and Alcazar devolve into [[Series/MarriedWithChildren Al and Peg Bundy]], complete with Leela dressing in Peg's tacky clothes and her hair done up in the cartoonishly large bouffant, the ugly yellow couch, Leela's whiny "''Al''!", the DoubleEntendre-laden volleys of insults, and Alcazar's scummy friends acting as the obnoxious studio audience.

* TheInternetIsForPorn: The first three minutes of the episodes are devoted to the subject, with porn sites and dirty chat rooms galore. Zoidberg is unimpressed... until he sees "Hot Sardine on Mackerel Action".

* MomentKiller: Leela first meets Alcazar while playing a video game in the internet. Before they get to know each other, Fry shoots Alcazar to win the game.

* ActorAllusion: The entire scene in which Leela and Alcazar devolve into [[MarriedWithChildren Al and Peg Bundy]], complete with Leela dressing in Peg's tacky clothes and her hair done up in the cartoonishly large bouffant, the ugly yellow couch, Leela's whiny "''Al''!", the DoubleEntendre-laden volleys of insults, and Alcazar's scummy friends acting as the obnoxious studio audience.

Leela meets Alcazar, who claims to be another cyclops from their home planet of Clycopia. They're only hopes of restoring their race, but Alcazar turns out to be a huge jerk, and the story shifts from a romantic space opera to a lowbrow dysfunctional family sitcom very reminiscent of ''Series/MarriedWithChildren.'' Can Leela overlook that for the sake of the species?

* ActorAllusion: The entire part where Leela and Alcazar devolve into [[MarriedWithChildren Al and Peg Bundy]], complete with Leela dressing in Peg's tacky clothes and her hair done up in the cartoonishly large bouffant, the ugly yellow couch, Leela's whiny "''Al''!", the DoubleEntendre-laden volleys of insults, and Alcazar's scummy friends acting as the obnoxious studio audience.

* LastOfTheirKind: Alcazar claims that he and Leela are the only two Cyclops left. Turns out he's a shapeshifter pretending to be a Cyclops just to have sex with her... and is doing the same thing to four others.
* MagicPants: Alcazar's tuxedo adjusts to whatever shape he takes. {{Lampshaded}} when he's asked why he planned five weddings on the same day: do you have any idea how expensive it is to rent a shapeshifting tuxedo?
* MarryThemAll: Alcazar had the same scam working on four other alien women as he had with Leela, pretending to be the last man of their kind so he could marry them.

* MarryThemAll: Alcazar had the same scam working on four other alien women as he had with Leela, pretending to be the last of their kind so he could marry them.

* MagicPants: Alcazar's tuxedo adjusts to whatever shape he takes. {{Lampshaded}} when he explains that the reason he planned all five weddings in the same day is that it was extremely expensive to rent a shapeshifting tuxedo.

* ActorAllusion: The entire part where Leela and Alcazar devolve into [[MarriedWithChildren Al and Peg Bundy]] (before ''Futurama'' and ''SonsOfAnarchy'', Katey Sagal was best known as Peg Bundy, the bon-bon eating, lazy, sarcastic wife of former high school football great and current loser shoe salesman Al Bundy), complete with Leela dressing in Peg's tacky clothes and her hair done up in the cartoonishly large bouffant, the ugly yellow couch, Leela's whiny "''Al''!", the DoubleEntendre-laden volleys of insults, and Alcazar's scummy friends acting as the obnoxious studio audience, who would always whoop and holler after a particularly devastatingly snarky or sexual remark.

* LastOfTheirKind: Alcazar claims that he and Leela are the only two Cyclops left. [[spoiler:Turns out he's a shapeshifter pretending to be a Cyclops just to have sex with her... and is doing the same thing to four others.]]
* MagicPants: [[spoiler:Alcazar's tuxedo adjusts to whatever shape he takes. {{Lampshaded}} when he explains that the reason he planned all five weddings in the same day is that it was extremely expensive to rent a shapeshifting tuxedo.]]
* MarryThemAll: [[spoiler:Alcazar had the same scam working on four other alien women as he had with Leela, pretending to be the last of their kind so he could marry them.]]

* MagicPants: [[spoiler:Alcazar's tuxedo adjusts to whatever shape he takes. {{Lampshaded}} when he explains that the reason he planned all five weddings in the same day is that it was difficult to find a shapeshifting tuxedo.]]

Leela meets Alcazar, who claims to be another cyclops from their home planet of Clycopia. They're only hopes of restoring their race, but Alcazar turns out to be a huge jerk, and the story shifts from a romantic space opera to something along the lines of ''Series/MarriedWithChildren.'' Can Leela overlook that for the sake of the species?

* ActorAllusion: This trope was once called The Alcazar after this episode, refering to Leela's life with Alcazar turning into a parody of Katie Segal's previous series ''Series/MarriedWithChildren''.

* MarryThemAll: [[spoiler:Alcazar had the same scam working on four other alien women as he had with Leela, pretending to be the last of their kind