Seymour, we hardly knew ye

[CrimsonFox]

A friend pointed out that this is the year, in fact this is the summer that Fry's dog Seymour dies in Futurama (The episode: Jurassic Bark)

*sniff* so sad...

[Comey]

Originally Posted by CrimsonFox

A friend pointed out that this is the year, in fact this is the summer that Fry's dog Seymour dies in Futurama (The episode: Jurassic Bark)

*sniff* so sad...

Not gonna lie; this episode made me cry. Hard. And I *never* cry.

[BillJasper]

Originally Posted by Comey

Not gonna lie; this episode made me cry. Hard. And I *never* cry.

My wife saw the episode once and has refused to watch it again. She cried like a little girl.

[M GO BLUE!!!]

Glad I'm not the only one who, at the end of the episode had to leave the room because they didn't cry. Just needed to wash the face.

[Poli]

I immediately thought of the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[Julio Riddols]

Yeah, man.. This and 'Up' were some emotional cartoons.

[M GO BLUE!!!]

The other episode I didn't cry from was the one where he thought his brother stole his name & came to find out he named his son after him

[CrimsonFox]

Originally Posted by M GO BLUE!!!

The other episode I didn't cry from was the one where he thought his brother stole his name & came to find out he named his son after him

Yup. The Luck of the Fryrish.

The other episode that always gets me is "The Sting", the one where Fry gets killed by a giant bee and Leela keeps seeing him return.

[CrimsonFox]

[Grover]

I'M WALKIN ON SUNSHINE WHOA-OHHHHH

[sterlingice]

Originally Posted by CrimsonFox

Yup. The Luck of the Fryrish.

The other episode that always gets me is "The Sting", the one where Fry gets killed by a giant bee and Leela keeps seeing him return.

It's one of the few things where Futurama can actually beat Golden Age Simpsons- they can do an excellent 22 minute emotional arc. The Luck of the Fryrish is my favorite episode- it just tugs at the heartstrings. The Sting is also a great one for the same reason. Parasites Lost (the holophoner scene at the end), The Devils Hands are Idle Playthings (which is a little bit of a rehash of Parasites Lost), The Why of Fry (showed that the series was even somewhat planned), and Time Keeps on Slippin (the episode is all over the place but I love the ending) all fit into this category.

The Simpsons only could hit that sympathetic nerve a couple of times and both I could recall were flashback episodes (Lisa's First Word: "Daddy" and And Maggie Makes Three, the "do it for her" sign).

SI

[Grover]

Futurama is bar-none my favorite television show ever.

Favorite Episodes in no order...
Jurassic Bark
Roswell That Ends Well
Parasites Lost
Fry and the Slurm Factory
Idle Hands are the Devil's Playthings

[CrimsonFox]

Originally Posted by sterlingice

It's one of the few things where Futurama can actually beat Golden Age Simpsons- they can do an excellent 22 minute emotional arc. The Luck of the Fryrish is my favorite episode- it just tugs at the heartstrings. The Sting is also a great one for the same reason. Parasites Lost (the holophoner scene at the end), The Devils Hands are Idle Playthings (which is a little bit of a rehash of Parasites Lost), The Why of Fry (showed that the series was even somewhat planned), and Time Keeps on Slippin (the episode is all over the place but I love the ending) all fit into this category.

The Simpsons only could hit that sympathetic nerve a couple of times and both I could recall were flashback episodes (Lisa's First Word: "Daddy" and And Maggie Makes Three, the "do it for her" sign).

SI

All good eps. I'd put Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles and Leela's Homeworld in there too a bit. Since coming back they once again hit this heartstring note with "The Late Philip J Fry".

Haven't really been a Simpson fan since like season 9 but another ep that really works was "Bart sells his soul".

[CrimsonFox]

Originally Posted by Grover

Futurama is bar-none my favorite television show ever.

Favorite Episodes in no order...
Jurassic Bark
Roswell That Ends Well
Parasites Lost
Fry and the Slurm Factory
Idle Hands are the Devil's Playthings

I daresay it is mine too!

My favorites:
The Sting
Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings
Bend Her
Roswell That Ends Well
Jurassic Bark
Spanish Fry ("WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!")
and of course....Where No Fan Has Gone Before

Fry: Look at Walter Koenig. After Star Trek, he became an actor.
Walter Koenig: Not just an actor, but a well-rounded person. With my own friends and credit cards and keys.

[Grover]

Originally Posted by CrimsonFox

Fry: Look at Walter Koenig. After Star Trek, he became an actor.
Walter Koenig: Not just an actor, but a well-rounded person. With my own friends and credit cards and keys.

Nimoy: I got a great performance out of Bill, because I respected him so much.
Shatner: And in Star Trek III, I got a great performance out me, because I respected me so much!

[CrimsonFox]

Originally Posted by Grover

Nimoy: I got a great performance out of Bill, because I respected him so much.
Shatner: And in Star Trek III, I got a great performance out me, because I respected me so much!

Jonathan Frakes: Front Row!

[CrimsonFox]

Of the later episodes I like Beast With a Thousand Back s a lot.
The Late Philip J Fry, Proposition Infinity, Neutopia, Overclockwise, Law and Oracle, and Yo Leela Leela. Actually the whole last half of season 6 is pretty darn good. First half was kinda working back up to it.