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* AmbiguouslyJewish: The Martian chief talks like a cross between a stereotypical Jewish man and every Wild West movie Indian ever. [[note]] Who it should be noted in the early days, tended to be played by Jews, as famously parodied in Blazing Saddles [[/note]]
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: The Martian chief talks like a cross between a stereotypical Jewish man and every Wild West movie Indian ever. [[note]] Who it should be noted in the early days, tended to be played by Jews, as famously parodied in Blazing Saddles ''Film/BlazingSaddles'' [[/note]]
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Zoidberg becomes convinced the Wongs are his parents.
* CryingIndian: Parodied; A Native Martian cries when Zapp carelessly tosses a Slurm can on the ground, but not because of the disrespect to Mother Mars, but because a loved one once drank Slurm.
* DamselInDistress: Halfway through the episode Amy is kidnapped by the Native Martians. When the crew eventually come to rescue her, she's not in any serious danger, and the Martians are pretty willing to hand her back over.
* CryingIndian: Parodied; A Native Martian cries when Zapp carelessly tosses a Slurm can on the ground, but not because of the disrespect to Mother Mars, but because a loved one once drank Slurm.
* DamselInDistress: Halfway through the episode Amy is kidnapped by the Native Martians. When the crew eventually come to rescue her, she's not in any serious danger, and the Martians are pretty willing to hand her back over.
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Zoidberg becomes convinced takes the concept of making oneself at home waaaay too far, to the point where he considers the Wongs are to be his parents.
parents and calls their home Ranch Zoidberg.
* CryingIndian: Parodied; A Native Martiancries sheds a tear when Zapp carelessly tosses a Slurm can on the ground, but not because of the disrespect to Mother Mars, but because a loved one once drank Slurm.
* DamselInDistress: Halfway through theepisode episode, Amy is kidnapped by the Native Martians. When the crew eventually come to rescue her, she's not in any serious danger, and the Martians are pretty willing to hand her back over.
* CryingIndian: Parodied; A Native Martian
* DamselInDistress: Halfway through the
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* TheDitz: Fry is somehow incapable of noticing Olympus Mons, the largest mountain in the entire solar system, when he's right on top of it.
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* TheDitz: Fry is somehow incapable of noticing Olympus Mons, the largest mountain in the entire solar system, when he's right on top in front of it.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The Martians are surprisingly eager to leave once everything's settled... [[Recap/FuturamaS7E2AFarewellToArms turned out there was a good reason for that]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The Martians are surprisingly eager to leave once everything's settled... [[Recap/FuturamaS7E2AFarewellToArms turned it turns out that there was a good reason for that]].
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** Leo Wong, when Zoidberg informs him he fertilised the Wongs' caviar. As in the caviar Leo is eating at that very moment.
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** Leo Wong, when Zoidberg informs him he fertilised the Wongs' caviar. As in the caviar caviar... which Leo is eating at that very moment.
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* SeriesContinuityError: Amy's parents are incredibly hostile and disapproving to Kif, despite them being the ones who introduced Kif to Amy in "A Flight to Remember".
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* SeriesContinuityError: Amy's parents are incredibly hostile and disapproving to Kif, despite them being the ones who introduced Kif to Amy in "A Flight to Remember". It could be because that he was demoted back to Zapp's NumberTwo rather than being a Captain anymore.
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* NegativeDiscontinuity: Amy's parents are incredibly hostile and disapproving to Kif, despite them being the ones who introduced Kif to Amy in "A Flight to Remember".
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* RacistGrandpa: Downplayed. The Professor claims the Western Hemisphere is the best Hemisphere on Earth, after Leo Wong tells him Mars' Western Hemisphere is the best Hemisphere (he owns all of it), even though the Wongs are ethnically Chinese which means their ancestors come from the Eastern Hemisphere. Leo doesn't seem offended though.
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* SeriesContinuityError: Amy's parents are incredibly hostile and disapproving to Kif, despite them being the ones who introduced Kif to Amy in "A Flight to Remember".
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Just noting Old Hollywood's habit of casting Jews as Amerindians adding another layer to the joke
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: The Martian chief talks like a cross between a stereotypical Jewish man and every Wild West movie Indian ever.
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: The Martian chief talks like a cross between a stereotypical Jewish man and every Wild West movie Indian ever. [[note]] Who it should be noted in the early days, tended to be played by Jews, as famously parodied in Blazing Saddles [[/note]]
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* CanonDiscontinuity: Amy's parents are incredibly hostile and disapproving to Kif, despite them being the ones who introduced Kif to Amy in "A Flight to Remember".
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* NegativeDiscontinuity: Amy's parents are incredibly hostile and disapproving to Kif, despite them being the ones who introduced Kif to Amy in "A Flight to Remember".
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* NoodleIncident: A Martian sadly notes that "Cynthia used to drink Slurm."
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* AuthenticationByNewspaper: The Native Martians send the Wongs a picture of Amy holding a newspaper with a headline about her own kidnapping.
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** Leo Wong can identify the Martians as Amy’s kidnappers because “they no use good grammar.”
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** Leo Wong can identify the Martians as Amy’s Amy's kidnappers because “they "they no use good grammar.”"
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: When Leo asks if anyone is considering suing, Farnsworth comments that he feels hurt. When Leo states that he’s friends with every judge on Mars, Farnsworth backs off.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: When the Martians learn that their 'bead' is actually a huge diamond, their leader says they'll buy a new planet and claim it to be sacred and says nobody will challenge the claim because they're rich.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: When the Martians learn that their 'bead' is actually a huge diamond, their leader says they'll buy a new planet and claim it to be sacred and says nobody will challenge the claim because they're rich.
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: When Leo asks if anyone is considering suing, Farnsworth comments that he feels hurt. When Leo states that he’s he's friends with every judge on Mars, Farnsworth backs off.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: When the Martians learn that their'bead' "bead" is actually a huge diamond, their leader says they'll buy a new planet and claim it to be sacred and says nobody will challenge the claim because they're rich.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: When the Martians learn that their
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** The title is based on the line "where the buffalo roam" from the song Music/HomeOnTheRange.
** While travelling across Mars, Bender sings a little song to the theme of ''Series/{{Bonanza}}''
** While travelling across Mars, Bender sings a little song to the theme of ''Series/{{Bonanza}}''
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** The title is based on the line "where the buffalo roam" from the song Music/HomeOnTheRange.
"Home on the Range."
** While travelling across Mars, Bender sings a little song to the theme of''Series/{{Bonanza}}'' ''Series/{{Bonanza}}''.
** While travelling across Mars, Bender sings a little song to the theme of
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* WorthlessYellowRocks: Spoofed; In backstory, the Wong family got their land from the Native Martians for a single bead. At the end of the episode, it turns out that the 'bead' is actually a giant diamond big enough to crush a man under its weight. The present Native Martians assumed their ancestors were cheated because they had no idea of property and believed the diamond to be worthless. A diamond that big (and apparently flawless, judging by Bender's ecstatic response) probably ''really is'' worth Mars.
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* WorthlessYellowRocks: Spoofed; In backstory, the Wong family got their land from the Native Martians for a single bead. At the end of the episode, it turns out that the 'bead' "bead" is actually a giant diamond big enough to crush a man under its weight. The present Native Martians assumed their ancestors were cheated because they had no idea of property and believed the diamond to be worthless. A diamond that big (and apparently flawless, judging by Bender's ecstatic response) probably ''really is'' worth Mars.
