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* VillainBall: The Biologist suddenly starts to taunt the Tardigrade Bears with food he doesn't want to give them in while Kif was surrounded by the bears in the cave, when beforehand he was careful with how he handled food around them, just to give Kif the motivation to use him as bait for his escape.
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* VillainBall: The Biologist suddenly starts to taunt the Tardigrade Bears with food he doesn't want to give them in while Kif was surrounded by the bears in the cave, when beforehand he was careful with how he handled food around them, just to give Kif the motivation to use him as bait for his escape.
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* CustodyBattle: An unintentional one; when Amy and Kif's kids start bonding with Leela, Amy suspects Leela is trying to take the kids away from her since, while Amy may have been the Smizmar, it was Leela who impregnated Kif. Things get worse when the Grand Midwife witnesses this, and decides Amy has to be put through a trial to see whether she or Leela will officially becomes the kids mother. However, it's all a big misunderstanding since Leela never intended to take the kids from Amy, and the trial ultimately is nothing more than Amy admitting that she loves the kids, which is good enough for the Midwife to give her custody.
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* CustodyBattle: An unintentional one; when Amy and Kif's kids start bonding with Leela, Amy suspects Leela is trying to take the kids away from her since, while Amy may have been the Smizmar, it was Leela who impregnated Kif. Things get worse when the Grand Midwife witnesses this, and decides Amy has to be put through a trial to see whether she or Leela will officially becomes become the kids kids' mother. However, it's all a big misunderstanding since Leela never intended to take the kids from Amy, and the trial ultimately is nothing more than Amy admitting that she loves the kids, which is good enough for the Midwife to give her custody.
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* TakeThat: To rum raisin ice cream when Mandy says it "tastes like caterpillars".
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* TakeThat: TakeThat:
** To rum raisin ice cream when Mandy says it "tastes like caterpillars".
** To rum raisin ice cream when Mandy says it "tastes like caterpillars".
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** To Bit-O-Honey, for which the way-too-sweet, tooth-ripping "honey candy" is an Expy.
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** To Bit-O-Honey, for which the way-too-sweet, tooth-ripping tooth- (and chest hair) ripping "honey candy" is an Expy.
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** To Bit-O-Honey, for which the way-too-sweet, tooth-ripping "honey candy" is an Expy.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The honey candies from Fry's time are no longer available because they were reclassified as industrial glue. Bender cooks up a new batch that has so much honey that it causes a diabetic seizure in Farnsworth, which prompts to Fry to add in a bagful of sugar to lessen the sweetness, and so sticky that Amy loses two teeth from chewing on one. Zapp uses them as an alternative to hair wax.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The honey candies from Fry's time are no longer available because they were reclassified as industrial glue. Bender cooks up a new batch that has so much honey that it causes a diabetic seizure in Farnsworth, which prompts to Fry to add in a bagful of sugar to lessen the sweetness, and so sticky that Amy loses two teeth from chewing on one. Zapp uses them as an alternative to hair wax.
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** Fry's jacket having a spot of honey that's still fresh after a thousand years may be a reference to ''Series/LifeAfterPeople''.
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** Fry's jacket having a spot of honey that's still fresh after a thousand years may be a reference to ''Series/LifeAfterPeople''.to the ''Series/LifeAfterPeople'' episode "The Last Supper", which hypothesizes that preserved honey would last for millennia.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The honey candies from Fry's time are no longer available because they were reclassified as industrial glue. Bender cooks up a new batch that has so much honey that it causes a diabetic seizure in Farnsworth which prompts to Fry to add in a bagful of sugar, and so sticky that Amy loses two teeth from chewing on one. Zapp uses them as an alternative to hair wax.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The honey candies from Fry's time are no longer available because they were reclassified as industrial glue. Bender cooks up a new batch that has so much honey that it causes a diabetic seizure in Farnsworth Farnsworth, which prompts to Fry to add in a bagful of sugar, sugar to lessen the sweetness, and so sticky that Amy loses two teeth from chewing on one. Zapp uses them as an alternative to hair wax.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The honey candies from Fry's time are no longer available because they were reclassified as industrial glue. Bender cooks up a new batch that has so much honey and sugar that it causes a diabetic seizure in Farnsworth, and so sticky that Amy loses two teeth from chewing on one. Zapp uses them as an alternative to hair wax.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The honey candies from Fry's time are no longer available because they were reclassified as industrial glue. Bender cooks up a new batch that has so much honey and sugar that it causes a diabetic seizure in Farnsworth, Farnsworth which prompts to Fry to add in a bagful of sugar, and so sticky that Amy loses two teeth from chewing on one. Zapp uses them as an alternative to hair wax.
