I know it had aliens and the Orphanarium and appearances from   and the Slurm Queen, but " Yo Leela Leela " didn't really feel like a   Futurama   episode. Perhaps it was because there was little science involved with this fiction. Perhaps more

Yesterday's Futurama took us on a psychedelic, president-licking journey through time, space, and disturbingly British alternate futures, complete with a rope-dealing Thomas Jefferson, vomiting Ulysses S. Grant, elbow-fetishizing James Madison, and badger more

Well, I’m certain of one thing: I’ll never read a history book the same way again. Speaking of history, it was announced at Comic Con that Comedy Central has renewed Futurama for another two seasons. A big congratulations to the cast and crew! " All the P more

My timing is impeccable. I miss out on reviewing the first four episodes of this great   Futurama   season only to return for " The Silence of the Clamps ," the first clunker of the summer. A big thank you to Matt Fowler for getting all the good more

While good in concept " The Silence of the Clamps " was a bit of a let down for me. While I enjoyed some of the jokes, especially in the beginning and the end with Bender and Zoidberg, the middle of the episode didn’t gel. It just feels like the entire Go more

One m ight think that an episode as crowded as " Law and Oracle " would fail more than it succeeds but, overall, it came together quite nicely. Still, the   Tron   and   Avatar   references felt a little shoe-horned in considering that more

Yesterday's Futurama gleefully smashed together parodies of such modern sci-fi classics as Minority Report , Avatar , Tron ...and, uh, Police Academy . It also turned Erwin Schroedinger into a supervillain and gave us the most ridiculous police chief ever more

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one thinking why Bender would actually share alcohol with anyone. I enjoyed Fry as a police officer (alright, it was mostly because of his robot partner). But I really enjoyed the amount of homages "Law and Oracle" paid tribute more