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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Bender's motive for singing "My Broken Friend." Was Bender acting selfish by hiding his recovery from the public just to boost his ego one more time, or did he genuinely related to the broken robots and wanted to sing to them one last time in one climatic SwanSong before leaving the band? Or is it both?
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Bender's motive for singing "My Broken Friend." Was Bender acting selfish by hiding his recovery from the public just to boost his ego one more time, [[BecomingTheMask or did he genuinely related to the broken robots robots]] and wanted to sing to them one last time in one climatic SwanSong before leaving the band? Or is it both?
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* Genius Bonus: The joke about whale oil replacing petroleum isn't just a bit of BlackComedy tossed up by the writers. Whale oil was used in the manufacturing of many products - like lamp oil or transmission fluid - that now use petrol.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The RunningGag in this episode is how much the ancient VW microbus that Fry finds clashes with 31st century culture in every way, shape and form. Almost twenty years after the episode aired, VW announced it's plans to [[http://newsroom.vw.com/vehicles/future-cars/official-the-vw-bus-is-back-and-its-electric/ revamp the iconic vehicle for the 21st century]], with designs that look even ''more'' modern than some of the cars in ''Futurama.''
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* HilariousInHindsight: The RunningGag in this episode is how much the ancient VW microbus that Fry finds clashes with 31st century culture in every way, shape and form. Almost twenty years after the episode aired, VW announced it's plans to VW's [[http://newsroom.vw.com/vehicles/future-cars/official-the-vw-bus-is-back-and-its-electric/ revamp announcement of an electric microbus in 2017]] pretty much renders the iconic vehicle for PostPeakOil gag moot. At the 21st century]], with designs that look even ''more'' modern than some same time, the almost spaceship-like design of the cars in ''Futurama.''real life car's interior makes Fry driving around that ancient relic even funnier.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The RunningGag in this episode is how much the ancient VW microbus that Fry finds clashes with 31st century culture in every way, shape and form. Almost twenty years after the episode aired, VW announced it's plans to [[http://newsroom.vw.com/vehicles/future-cars/official-the-vw-bus-is-back-and-its-electric/ revamp the iconic vehicle for the 21st century]], with designs that look even ''more'' modern than some of the cars in ''Futurama.''
