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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.

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