Futurama
Sci-fi satire meets poignant human drama. A symphony of retro-futuristic visuals and existential longing, where a delivery boy's journey through the 31st century becomes a timeless ballad about finding home, love, and meaning in a chaotic, indifferent universe.
Futurama
Futurama

"Defying gravity and common sense."

28 March 1999 — 15 September 2025 United States of America 10 season 154 episode Returning Series ⭐ 8.4 (3,604)
Cast: Billy West, Katey Sagal, John DiMaggio, Tress MacNeille, Maurice LaMarche
Animation Sci-Fi & Fantasy Comedy
The Found Family Determinism vs. Free Will Love Transcending Time Satire of Corporate Capitalism

Futurama - Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

Bite my shiny metal ass!

— Bender

Context:

Used repeatedly throughout the series, often when Bender is annoyed, commanding someone, or making a dramatic exit.

Meaning:

Bender's catchphrase, encapsulating his rebellious, ego-centric, and dismissive attitude toward authority and social norms.

Good news, everyone!

— Professor Farnsworth

Context:

Spoken at the beginning of many episodes when the Professor assigns a new, usually suicidal, mission to the crew.

Meaning:

An ironic catchphrase, as the "news" is almost invariably terrible, dangerous, or life-threatening for the crew. It highlights the Professor's disregard for their safety.

You can't just give up. Is that what a dinosaur would do?

— Joey (to Fry)

Context:

From "The Tip of the Zoidberg," highlighting the bond between characters even in flashbacks.

Meaning:

A moment of simple, absurd encouragement that underscores Fry's childish optimism which often saves the day.

I don't want to live on this planet anymore.

— Professor Farnsworth

Context:

Spoken in "A Clockwork Origin" after discovering that creationists have explained away evolution with nonsense.

Meaning:

Expresses deep despair at the stupidity of humanity (or evolution). It became a massive internet meme representing loss of faith in society.

Shut up and take my money!

— Fry

Context:

From "Attack of the Killer App," when Fry is desperate to buy the new 'eyePhone' despite its obvious flaws.

Meaning:

Represents blind consumerism and enthusiastic desire. It became one of the most famous memes from the show.