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* VirtualAssistantBlunder: In "[[Recap/FuturamaS3E4LuckOfTheFryish The Luck of the Fryrish]]," Professor Farnsworth's computer overhears the cast's conversation and helpfully [[CoincidentalBroadcast pulls up a plot-relevant documentary]], but also does two irrelevant actions:
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* VirtualAssistantBlunder: In "[[Recap/FuturamaS3E4LuckOfTheFryish "[[Recap/FuturamaS3E4TheLuckOfTheFryrish The Luck of the Fryrish]]," Professor Farnsworth's computer overhears the cast's conversation and helpfully [[CoincidentalBroadcast pulls up a plot-relevant documentary]], but also does two irrelevant actions:
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** After the events of "The Late Philip J. Fry," Fry, Bender, and the Professor also qualify, having lived through (chronologically, at least) the entire history of the universe. [[UpToEleven Three times]].
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** After the events of "The Late Philip J. Fry," Fry, Bender, and the Professor also qualify, having lived through (chronologically, at least) the entire history of the universe. [[UpToEleven Three times]].times.
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* TechnicalEuphemism: Bender, the trope namer for BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord, claims in "Anthology of Interest I" that he prefers the term "extortion" over "blackmail", though played with as it's not to sound less bad, but because [[XtremeKoolLetterz the X makes it sound cooler]].
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* TemporaryBlindness
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Arguably the Unattractive Giant Monster from "Benderama" counts as one. After attacking the planet express crew for insulting his mother, he tries to apologize and even seeks psychological help. This is only for his appearance and mother to be insulted (which happens to be his BerserkButton) until he breaks. The fact that he had what was probably one of the most agonizing deaths in the entire series does not help.
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds:
** Arguably the Unattractive Giant Monster from "Benderama" counts as one. After attacking the planet express crew for insulting his mother, he tries to apologize and even seeks psychological help. This is only for his appearance and mother to be insulted(which happens to be his BerserkButton) until he breaks. The fact that he had what was probably one of the most agonizing deaths in the entire series does not help.
** Arguably the Unattractive Giant Monster from "Benderama" counts as one. After attacking the planet express crew for insulting his mother, he tries to apologize and even seeks psychological help. This is only for his appearance and mother to be insulted
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* WorldsSmallestViolin: In the episode "A Farewell to Arms".
* WorstAid: Everything Zoidberg does.
* WorstAid: Everything Zoidberg does.
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%% * WorldsSmallestViolin: In the episode "A Farewell to Arms".
%% * WorstAid: Everything Zoidberg does.
%% * WorstAid: Everything Zoidberg does.
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* TrivialTragedy: In the episode "The 30% Iron Chef", Zoidberg frames Fry for breaking Prof. Farnsworth's model ship, leading to Fry (who couldn't even be bothered to defend himself) having to... pay $10 towards the cost of materials (and later being unable to buy a turkey baster with it.) Zoidberg is stricken with guilt, culminating with an attempt at committing seppuku on live television to atone.
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'''Fry:''' Close. (takes off the hoods to reveal the mutants featured in Leela's flashback...)
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'''Fry:''' Close. (takes off the hoods to reveal the mutants featured in Leela's flashback...))\\
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--->'''Fry:''' Leela, they didnt kill your parents!\\
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--->'''Fry:''' Leela, Don't do it, Leela!\\
'''Leela:''' But theydidnt kill your parents!\\killed my parents!\\
'''Fry:''' Close. (takes off the hoods to reveal the mutants featured in Leela's flashback...)
'''Leela:''' But they
'''Fry:''' Close. (takes off the hoods to reveal the mutants featured in Leela's flashback...)
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* ThirdPartyPeacekeeper: When Fry and Bender are having a fight about Fry prioritizing a luxurious apartment that is rent-controlled over his friendship with Bender (whose antenna was fouling up the t.v. for the apartment complex), Leela takes it on herself to try and mediate. When [[ShowWithinAShow the soap opera with Calculon]] has the titular robot making up with a human friend, Leela points out that Fry and Bender could learn a thing from them. Fry and Bender agree, and do the apology in reverse.
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* TouchOfTheMonster: "Calamari Surprise" version on the cover of "The Beast with a Billion Backs", showing Leela [[ContemptibleCover in a skimpy nightdress]] struggling in the grip of Naughty Tentacles as the rest of the cast look on in horror.
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* TouchOfTheMonster: "Calamari Surprise" version on the cover of "The Beast with a Billion Backs", showing Leela [[ContemptibleCover in a skimpy nightdress]] nightdress struggling in the grip of Naughty Tentacles as the rest of the cast look on in horror.
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Trivia entry.
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* {{Uncanceled}}: Experienced twice (the first time on Comedy Central in 2009, coming off successful reruns and four straight-to-video movies, and then again in 2023 on Hulu after Comedy Central pulled the show in 2013).
-->'''Bender''': On the count of three you will awaken feeling refreshed. As if ''Futurama'' had never been [[ExecutiveMeddling canceled by idiots]], then [[NetworkToTheRescue brought back by]] [[BitingTheHandHumor bigger idiots]]. One... Two... (scene change)
-->'''Bender''': On the count of three you will awaken feeling refreshed. As if ''Futurama'' had never been [[ExecutiveMeddling canceled by idiots]], then [[NetworkToTheRescue brought back by]] [[BitingTheHandHumor bigger idiots]]. One... Two... (scene change)
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* {{Uncanceled}}: Experienced twice (first time on Fox in 2004 and then again on Comedy Central in 2013, having been Un-Canceled again to start life anew on Hulu in 2023).
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* {{Uncanceled}}: Experienced twice (first (the first time on Fox in 2004 and then again on Comedy Central in 2013, having been Un-Canceled 2009, coming off successful reruns and four straight-to-video movies, and then again to start life anew in 2023 on Hulu after Comedy Central pulled the show in 2023).2013).
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* {{Un-canceled}}: Experienced twice (first time on Fox in 2004 and then again on Comedy Central in 2013, having been Un-canceled again to start life anew on Hulu in 2023).
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* {{Un-canceled}}: {{Uncanceled}}: Experienced twice (first time on Fox in 2004 and then again on Comedy Central in 2013, having been Un-canceled Un-Canceled again to start life anew on Hulu in 2023).
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* {{Uncanceled}}
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* {{Uncanceled}}{{Un-canceled}}: Experienced twice (first time on Fox in 2004 and then again on Comedy Central in 2013, having been Un-canceled again to start life anew on Hulu in 2023).
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--->''(in "I, Roommate," Fry and Bender search for a new apartment)''\\
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--->''(in "I, Roommate," Fry and Bender [[HouseHuntingMontage search for a new apartment)''\\apartment]])''\\
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* YouMakeMeSic: Multiple examples. Happens frequent with robot mafia henchman [[{{Malaproper}} Joey Mousepad]], whose mangled English is a RunningGag.
** From "Love and Rocket":
---> '''Lrr (Ruler of the planet Omicron Persei 8!)''': "THIS CONCEPT OF 'WUV' CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!"
** From: "Bendless Love"
--->'''Joey Mousepad:''' But what if management remains intragnizent?\\
'''The Donbot:''' From the context it is clear what you mean.
** From "Love and Rocket":
---> '''Lrr (Ruler of the planet Omicron Persei 8!)''': "THIS CONCEPT OF 'WUV' CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!"
** From: "Bendless Love"
--->'''Joey Mousepad:''' But what if management remains intragnizent?\\
'''The Donbot:''' From the context it is clear what you mean.
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--> "Someone said 'shoot'!"
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--> "Someone said 'shoot'!"''shoot''!"
--> "Someone said ''fire''!"
--> "[[RuleOfThree Someone said]] ''Howitzer''!"
--> "Someone said ''fire''!"
--> "[[RuleOfThree Someone said]] ''Howitzer''!"
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* TimeTravelingJerkass: The Nudists in ''Bender's Big Score'', and Fry and Bender in ''Meanwhile''.
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-->'''Farnsworth:''' I'm sure no one's ever said this before, but I must get to Philadelphia as quickly as possible!
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-->'''The Big Brain''': Detecting trace amounts of mental activity, possibly a dead weasel or a cartoon viewer.
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-->'''Leela:''' My God! They're like flying televisions!
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--> '''"Oy, 'ow come we Brits got unionized healthcare, but [[BritishTeeth our teeth]] still look like this?"'''
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-->'''Zoidberg:''' I'm confused, Fry. I'm feeling a strange new emotion. Is it love when you care about a female for reasons beyond mating?
-->'''Fry:''' Nope. Must be some weird alien emotion.
-->'''Fry:''' Nope. Must be some weird alien emotion.
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'''Fry:''' Nope. Must be some weird alien emotion.
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--> '''Fry''': Leela, they didnt kill your parents!
--> '''Leela''': [[spoiler: ...they ARE my parents...]]
--> '''Leela''': [[spoiler: ...they ARE my parents...]]
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--> '''Leela''':
'''Leela:''' [[spoiler: ...they ARE my parents...]]
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-->'''[[SignificantAnagram Spiro Agnew]]:''' *Rar!*
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-->'''Number 1.0''': Don't quote me regulations! I co-chaired the committee that reviewed the recommendation to change the color of the book that regulation's in. ''We kept it gray.''
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-->'''Number 1.0''': 0:''' Don't quote me regulations! I co-chaired the committee that reviewed the recommendation to change the color of the book that regulation's in. ''We kept it gray.''
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'''The
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--> '''Farnsworth''': Congratulations, Deathballers! We've won the right to explore the anomaly!
--> '''Zoidberg''': What? I thought I was playing for my freedom!
--> '''Farnsworth (offhandedly)''': No.
--> '''Zoidberg''': What? I thought I was playing for my freedom!
--> '''Farnsworth (offhandedly)''': No.
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--> '''Zoidberg''':
'''Zoidberg:''' What? I thought I was playing for my
--> '''Farnsworth (offhandedly)''':
'''Farnsworth:''' (offhandedly) No.
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* UglyCute: Fry's pet bone vampire, Mr. Peppy. It looks like a hideous monster and has corrosive body fluids, but acts like a puppy and loves Fry (and to an extent, the rest of the Planet Express Crew).
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* UniversalAdaptorCast: Several episodes place the cast into a variety of bizarre situations and artstyles beyond the show's usual SciFi-based scope, whether it's WhatIf scenarios (both "Anthology of Interest" episodes), black-and-white cartoons, 8 bit-video games and anime ("Reincarnation"), animals ("Naturama") or parodies of other cartoons ("Saturday Morning Fun Pit").
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* ThrowTheDogABone: [[spoiler: Jurassic Bark, perhaps the most notorious TearJerker in the series so sad that it even brought the crew to tears. The first direct-to-video movie, ''Bender's Big Score'', softened the blow by creating a timeloop where Fry returned to the past and got to live a life with Seymour, so instead of waiting 12 years for Fry to return before getting petrified, Seymour actually got live a happy life.]]
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* ThrowTheDogABone: [[spoiler: Jurassic Bark, perhaps the most notorious TearJerker tearjerker in the series so sad that it even brought the crew to tears. The first direct-to-video movie, ''Bender's Big Score'', softened the blow by creating a timeloop where Fry returned to the past and got to live a life with Seymour, so instead of waiting 12 years for Fry to return before getting petrified, Seymour actually got live a happy life.]]
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* TunnelOfForeshadowing: In the opening sequence, a brief moment when the camera reveals a long tube (used for transportation) features many recurring characters, including Amy, Hermes, Dr. Zoidberg, and Zapp Brannigan, all of whom didn't originally appear until after the pilot episode.
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** Fry seems to like pineapples, as shown in "The Why of Fry" and "Ghost in the Machines". He won't eat it on pizza, though.
** He also loves anchovies on his pizza. Too bad they went extinct while he was frozen.
** He also loves anchovies on his pizza. Too bad they went extinct while he was frozen.
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** Fry seems to like pineapples, as shown in "The Why of Fry" and "Ghost in the Machines". He won't eat it on pizza, though.
** He alsothough. On the other hand, he loves anchovies on his pizza. Too bad they went extinct while he was frozen.
** He also
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Bender and all other robots love alcohol, as it is their power source.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: TrademarkFavoriteFood:
** Bender and all other robots love alcohol, as it is their power source.
** Bender and all other robots love alcohol, as it is their power source.
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** Fry seems to like pineapples, as shown in "The Why of Fry" and "Ghost in the Machines".
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** Fry seems to like pineapples, as shown in "The Why of Fry" and "Ghost in the Machines". He won't eat it on pizza, though.
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* TwoGirlsToATeam: Amy and Leela are the only regular female employees at Planet Express. There have been exceptions, such as Morgon Proctor filling in for Hermes and LaBarbara, but it's usually only Amy and Leela.
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* TwoGirlsToATeam: Amy and Leela are the only regular female employees at Planet Express. There have been exceptions, such as Morgon Morgan Proctor filling in for Hermes and LaBarbara, Labarbara, but it's usually only Amy and Leela.
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* TwoWomenToATeam: Amy and Leela are the only regular female employees at Planet Express. There have been exceptions, such as Morgon Proctor filling in for Hermes and LaBarbara, but it's usually only Amy and Leela.
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* TwoWomenToATeam: TwoGirlsToATeam: Amy and Leela are the only regular female employees at Planet Express. There have been exceptions, such as Morgon Proctor filling in for Hermes and LaBarbara, but it's usually only Amy and Leela.
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* YouKeepUsingThatWord: Zapp Brannigan frequently misuses words, especially "velour".
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* TimeTravel: At one point, the Professor builds a time machine that can only go forward. He has Bender and Fry help him test it, but they end up in the year 10,000.
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* TimeTravel: At one point, Featured at several times in several forms throughout the series
** Fry is frozen and sent to the future in "Space Pilot 3000."
** A supernova and a microwave send the crew back in time in "Roswell that Ends Well."
** Chroniton particles are used to age a team of atomic superbabies, leading to the universe leaping forward at random in "Time Keeps on Slippin'". The chronitons are later used to de-age the cast in "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles".
** Fry is given the opportunity to change the events of the pilot by travelling through a nexus between universes in "The Why of Fry."
** A paradox-correcting timecode is used in ''Bender's Big Score''.
** Senator Chris Travers is sent back using the same timecode in "Decision 3012."
** In "The Late Philip J. Fry," the Professor builds a time machine that can only go forward. He has Bender and Fry help him test it, but they end up in the year 10,000.
** Fry is frozen and sent to the future in "Space Pilot 3000."
** A supernova and a microwave send the crew back in time in "Roswell that Ends Well."
** Chroniton particles are used to age a team of atomic superbabies, leading to the universe leaping forward at random in "Time Keeps on Slippin'". The chronitons are later used to de-age the cast in "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles".
** Fry is given the opportunity to change the events of the pilot by travelling through a nexus between universes in "The Why of Fry."
** A paradox-correcting timecode is used in ''Bender's Big Score''.
** Senator Chris Travers is sent back using the same timecode in "Decision 3012."
** In "The Late Philip J. Fry," the Professor builds a time machine that can only go forward. He has Bender and Fry help him test it, but they end up in the year 10,000.
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** In "Meanwhile," the professor invents a machine that can reverse time by 10 seconds, which breaks and freezes time entirely. Eventually, he is able to reverse time to just before the device was invented.
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* VirtualAssistantBlunder: In "[[Recap/FuturamaS3E4LuckOfTheFryish The Luck of the Fryrish]]," Professor Farnsworth's computer overhears the cast's conversation and helpfully [[CoincidentalBroadcast pulls up a plot-relevant documentary]], but also does two irrelevant actions:
-->'''Professor Farnsworth:''' Shut up, friends. My Internet browser heard us saying the word "Fry" and it found a movie about Philip J. Fry for us. It also opened my calendar to Friday and ordered me some French fries.
-->'''Professor Farnsworth:''' Shut up, friends. My Internet browser heard us saying the word "Fry" and it found a movie about Philip J. Fry for us. It also opened my calendar to Friday and ordered me some French fries.
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* TimeZonesDoNotExist: The pilot episode begins on New Year's Eve, 1999, and shows a worldwide simultaneous countdown to the Year 2000.