@@pumpkingamebox problem with that is Planet Express is located in a future New York, USA, so when they travel through time it’s usually in the same general area.
nah bro, by that time society had forgotten about leap days for long enough that they just needed a double-length year, so it was marked as 1000000.5, or for some other reason i dont have the energy to RetCon rn
This is my favorite Futurama episode because it has all the key pieces of the series: -Cool sci fi concepts. The limitation of the machine is a great plot device, and the fact that they restart the Universe twice is simply amazing. -Hilarious dark humor. Like when they accidentally kill their alternative selves in the ending. -Touching emotions. Seriously, the Fry-Leela relationship isn't as satisfactory in any other episode, except maybe the one about space parasites. -A great song. This one!
@@vitoguido3258 I noticed that as well, hence how their time machine made it back to their actual time - only to plunge about 10 feet squashing their original selves to death.
I never noticed how Bender puts his arms out to protect Fry and the Professor at 0:50 it's kind of sweet that he's actually trying to protect those two
Despite being a jerk to them most of the time, they're still his best friend and the guy that gives him money. When it comes to those close to him, Bender has heart of 40% gold.
Honestly, the idea of treveling hundreds of thousands of years into the future only to see mankind and the world itself deteriorate is actually really scary
Seikatsu - You know this is a parody of a real song, right? "The Year 2525" by Jager and Evans. I think I got that right. So now you have a whole long song to listen to.
This is such a great parody, but it's also a profoundly sad clip: thousands of years pass, but it's all one survival-of-the-fittest dystopia after another, with no sign of things ever getting better.
This seemed to go better from time to time.. only to go horribly wrong again like those small beings society.. however the amazon society seemed nice.. too bad Bender became annoyed by them refusing to stay at the machine rebellion society and moved forward skiping them
@@dinoflagella4185 What makes you think that humans of 50 Million AD are the same. Those just might be dick girls. The thought crossed my mind late at night once.
Rad Derry Well, that’s one look at a comedy show, I guess. Rick and Morty doesn’t really dive that deep into really anything, and just sort of stays on the surface of everything. It shows that for how smart humanity is, it does pretty dumb things, but that’s not very deep at all. It also likes to show that there isn’t a point to itself, which kind of debunks any sort of depth that anyone tries to give it. Futurama doesn’t really focus on one specific “philosophy” (I guess would be the term), so it’s more free to do whatever it wants with each episode, so there’s plenty of deep moments with plenty of variations. The writing of the two are easily the biggest differences, though. Futurama has a very well made world with rules that apply to it, but Rick and Morty essentially has neither. The only rule seems to be that Rick is the smartest and can get out of anything. Futurama uses very clever and smart jokes with varying degrees of subtlety, but Rick and Morty has mostly surface level jokes. Futurama also managed to keep its quality up throughout the entire show and I can’t think of an episode that I don’t like. Rick and Morty on the other hand, seems to be going through an identity crisis or seasonal rot with how hit and miss the last season was (which is likely due to the new writers introduced). For all of these reasons, Futurama is easily far better than Rick and Morty, in my opinion at least. Rick and Morty is ok, but that the best that I can rate it.
Rad Derry There’s really barely anything connecting Fry and the Professor to Rick and Morty. The only connection that comes to mind is that the Professor and Rick are both smart characters that are old, but that’s it. Also, yeah, that example is pretty basic. Nothing is deep or nuanced about killing “the next Hitler”. It’d be interesting or deep if Morty would instead choose anything other than to kill Fart, and to get incite into Morty’s reasons for sparing/killing him. The writers don’t really think outside of the box, they just point out that there’s a box and do nothing more. Futurama’s comedy is very sci-fi inspired, ranging from references to actual science jokes, but this is pretty lacking in Rick and Morty, which is rather a short coming of the show. True, I suppose that their range is rather on par, but Futurama has much more internal logic in it, where Rick and Morty’s internal logic just seems to be madlibs, which is another short coming of a sci-fi show. You very clearly like Rick and Morty quite a lot, so I’ll let you enjoy your show without calling you dumb or anything rude like that. I just so happen to think that it’s highly overrated.
This episode is my absolute favorite in the series. Came to realize it when I became aware that the Leela whose life we follow for the first 5 seasons never actually saw Fry again in her lifetime. Those kind of emotions are the ones that Futurama brings in quite a number of episodes and make it so great, even beyond its comical value.
Maybe another Fry from an earlier universe took his place later on. If all else is the same, why not that? Assuming that this is not the first itteration of their universe
@@johanfilm6350 except it shows that fry's leela grew old and ended up settling for cubert as a substitute for fry as planet express became financially successful under her leadership. the second leela suffered the same fate, but her fry was there for the fourth leela assumedly the 5th leela never saw her fry as the third fry was killed. in short, half of all leela's in the cyclic universe grow rich, lonely, and old.
The genius of the show is how they made a perpetual time loop which would explain you being able to watch reruns of the entire series...that was pure genius.
Let's see...the heat death of the universe won't happen for several billion years, and we're pretty far along in the life span, all things considered, so.... really damn old.
@@rustyshackle8000 the Heat Death of the universe is the prologue, the universe will expand for the overwhelming majority of its existence until energy is sufficiently distributed to initiate a universal black hole, which will then spend an almost equal amount of time collapsing all energy into a point singularity, at which point it will reach a critical energy density, causing the black hole to detonate in a new big bang. The universe doesnt end, it just takes a long vacation.
In a year that starts with 20 and ends in a One!, We wont be allowed to have any fun. At this rate it can only worsen. when you have to refer to women as "A Birthing Person"
What makes this segment even funnier now is that, in the new season, the Professor invented the backwards time machine. They only had to travel 10+ years into the future to go back in time lol.
if I remember correctly sometime in this episode there's a book with "backwards time travel" in alienese on the cover. They could just have read about it...
@@markcasadevall9509 That truly was the genius of _Futurama._ When they went heavy with the emotions, it was glorious and beautiful and yet each one still has screwball comedy that never diminished the heartfelt emotion. "Time Keeps on Slippin'" "Jurassic Bark" "The Luck of the Fryrish" "The Devil's Hands are Idol Playthings" "The Late Phillip J. Fry" The list goes on.
I like how it's 'Giraffe' in SINGULAR. Like it's not that humanity is enslaved to giraffes in general, no. It's just this ONE giraffe that has enslaved all of humanity.
Reminds me of that Billy and Mandy episode where instead of traveling further to the future, they travelled back and back in time just to stop Billy from existing but no matter what they do, they can't change history even going to back to furthest past.
I was today years old when I heard the song “In the year 2525” didn’t know it was a song. But it’s so well done because I knew exactly what it was even tho i had never heard the original
I know Zager & Evans did the original “In the year 2525” . “The late Philip J Fry” episode was made in 2010, eight years before Rick Evans passed away. Is it possible that Zager & Evans did parody themselves for Futurama? Because the voices are so similar!
Woah this is so interesting that it's scary; this video came out in 2012 and not a single comment had been layed. However the video has about 27 comments, and they were all put up today except one. One telling the video is old and without any comments; must been time travel. (And that (first) comment it's only a week old) Dude this matrix paradox is and broken. Fascinating.
Just one of the several times this show has introduced a song that I will never stop listening to, and may have gone untold years without hearing if not for this episode.
This was definitely one of the best episodes in the series. What’s interesting is that it came out during the revival on Comedy Central and not on the original Fox run
In the year 105105 If man is still alive If robot can survive They may find... In the year 252525 The backwards time machine still won't have arrived In all the world, there's only one technology A rusty sword for practicing proctology In a future year that ends with a 20 A shlubby merman's gonna try to get chummy He may look like a watery wimp When in fact he's a bloodthirsty shrimp In the year 1,000,000 ½ Humankind is enslaved by giraffe Man must pay for all his misdeeds When the treetops are stripped of their leaves
Additionally, the more clever thing about this timetravelling-scene is the fact, that they did a little cameo in disentchantmend were they were seen in a fortunetelling ball.
No. It's one of Futuramas nerd Easter eggs. It's an Atari game from 1982 called Joust. You were a knight on an ostrich. Here's a video on the gameplay. ruclips.net/video/5YDF-s1zlBQ/видео.html
This was the saddest and best episode in the series the fact that fry never saw the old characters in the show it just makes me tear up I love this episode but to be honest I wish it never existed like every time I watch the show now I just remember that the main characters are all dead and the rest are clones.
Idk I’ve never watched any Futurama clips but suddenly I’ve started getting some in my recommended videos tab... strangely enough I’ve been watching a lot of Futurama on Hulu though before this
Im curious what they meant by the year "one million and a half". The subtitles suggest that its the millionth year and 6 months but in all the other cases they specifically travelled EXACTLY x amount of years into the future
I like that in this time line humanity has evolved to be the primary species of earth, collapsed as the apes took over, became the primary species *again*, and then collapsed *again* and become slaves to Giraffes.
@@psyxypher3881 sharks are the perfect killers. They don't need to evolve. And humans are second only to Possums in terms of being Biological Perfection
I love the idea that each subsequent civilization would build their Statue of Liberty right next to the old ones
Also bender is so sad when the treetops are stripped of their leaves.
as good a place as any
I really wish there was a joke here with 5 Eiffel Towers.
Then blow it up. :)
@@pumpkingamebox problem with that is Planet Express is located in a future New York, USA, so when they travel through time it’s usually in the same general area.
I love how they added "1/2" just so it could rhythm with "giraffe".
Or maybe it's the other way around...
or maybe the giraffes wanted years to be counted by the half 👀
I yearn for a time when we are all ruled by giraffes. We are already dumped on from up high anyway, so...
@@Biden_is_demented man will pay for all his misdeeds when the treetops are stripped of their leaves
nah bro, by that time society had forgotten about leap days for long enough that they just needed a double-length year, so it was marked as 1000000.5, or for some other reason i dont have the energy to RetCon rn
Perfect
"We can't go back in time but we can go forward until they invent backwards time machine" Brilliant.
Which didn't work, but they did find out that the universe keeps starting over with the big bang again and again.
Actually it did work, but they keep missing the peak of civilization at each turns and just appear at each and everytimes civilization goes downhill.
Wouldn't they need to exist in one time period in order to impact people into inventing backwards time machines?
Jareth The Goblin King they did but the race got annihilated before they could finish the product
Hahahahahahahaha
This is my favorite Futurama episode because it has all the key pieces of the series:
-Cool sci fi concepts. The limitation of the machine is a great plot device, and the fact that they restart the Universe twice is simply amazing.
-Hilarious dark humor. Like when they accidentally kill their alternative selves in the ending.
-Touching emotions. Seriously, the Fry-Leela relationship isn't as satisfactory in any other episode, except maybe the one about space parasites.
-A great song. This one!
A great song that futurama rescued frim the past
My favourite episodes are the ones involving time differences. Really enjoyed this one, as well as Luck of the Fryish and Jurassic Bark
im gonna shoot hitler from the window
**misses**
But each time they circle time itself, the elevation keeps going lower. I wonder whose concept that was...
@@vitoguido3258 I noticed that as well, hence how their time machine made it back to their actual time - only to plunge about 10 feet squashing their original selves to death.
God I miss Futurama, the humour was perfect.
It's still on as reruns on Comedy Central.
I loved futurama
Me too. BTW, it's also showing on the Sci-Fi Channel (now called Syfy Channel).
reruns aren't enough, I really want to see at least another new season, Futurama didn't deserve to be canceled twice.
I've seen it all 3 times. Might start over tomorrow.
I never noticed how Bender puts his arms out to protect Fry and the Professor at 0:50 it's kind of sweet that he's actually trying to protect those two
He may have stolen their money at that moment
Bender wants to kill all humans but in the deep as the instinct of protect who loves
Despite being a jerk to them most of the time, they're still his best friend and the guy that gives him money. When it comes to those close to him, Bender has heart of 40% gold.
@@Anonymousrando-uz9sn No, Bender is evil.
VTNC
Honestly, the idea of treveling hundreds of thousands of years into the future only to see mankind and the world itself deteriorate is actually really scary
Watch The Time Machine.
everything will end with heat death of universe
Hey, you don't even need to time travel. These days you can just watch it unfold live.
You won't need to wait much longer to see it happen for real!
@@cosbustayea but it’s little more slowly paced, so not so bad
The actual song is quite good and so is this but i wish they made it a little longer.
Seikatsu - You know this is a parody of a real song, right? "The Year 2525" by Jager and Evans. I think I got that right. So now you have a whole long song to listen to.
John Spooner he knows, that's whe he mentioned the actual song. He was saying he wishes they made this verison longer.
+John Spooner
Yes I know what I was thinking is a full on parody of The Year 2525
Zager And Evans - In The Year 2525
Seiko sure
This took me to the original “In the year 2525” song. Man am I glad for this show for introducing that morbid song to me.
same
The original is excellent.
The secret is this:
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@@KrillLiberator so was your mother but you don't hear us complaining about it
Totally
This is such a great parody, but it's also a profoundly sad clip: thousands of years pass, but it's all one survival-of-the-fittest dystopia after another, with no sign of things ever getting better.
This seemed to go better from time to time.. only to go horribly wrong again like those small beings society..
however the amazon society seemed nice.. too bad Bender became annoyed by them refusing to stay at the machine rebellion society and moved forward skiping them
Until you get to the age of women with giant boobs. Where men are rare and cherished, even the stupid ones.
@@dinoflagella4185
What makes you think that humans of 50 Million AD are the same. Those just might be dick girls. The thought crossed my mind late at night once.
Dickgirls sounds like heaven to me
@@dinoflagella4185 thats were i want to be i adore cute girls
This episode was pretty dark and deep. The part where they reach 1-million-half and all look in despair gave me chills
The truth is, it makes me feel too anxious 😥I don't know why...
Having a beer at the end of time. There's just something poetic about that
@RC RC why not both?
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I love being cross faded
isn't it beginning tho?
Yes. Also getting around a campfire with your fellas to play that song you all used to play together...
@@danielbueno8474 outer wilds, baby
"A rusty sword for practicing proctology."
I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy
What if your worst enemy was the proctologist about to practice on you with a rusty sword?
I would
And then some
U sure?
Tv tropes said it was funny, and I approved. 😂
Futurama always had a way of making things entertaining. I sure do miss it
Giovanni .
Ikr
Rad Derry Yeah, but it’s less intelligent and less clever with its humor and writing. Futurama was far superior and hasn’t/can’t really be replaced.
Rad Derry Well, that’s one look at a comedy show, I guess.
Rick and Morty doesn’t really dive that deep into really anything, and just sort of stays on the surface of everything. It shows that for how smart humanity is, it does pretty dumb things, but that’s not very deep at all. It also likes to show that there isn’t a point to itself, which kind of debunks any sort of depth that anyone tries to give it. Futurama doesn’t really focus on one specific “philosophy” (I guess would be the term), so it’s more free to do whatever it wants with each episode, so there’s plenty of deep moments with plenty of variations.
The writing of the two are easily the biggest differences, though. Futurama has a very well made world with rules that apply to it, but Rick and Morty essentially has neither. The only rule seems to be that Rick is the smartest and can get out of anything. Futurama uses very clever and smart jokes with varying degrees of subtlety, but Rick and Morty has mostly surface level jokes.
Futurama also managed to keep its quality up throughout the entire show and I can’t think of an episode that I don’t like. Rick and Morty on the other hand, seems to be going through an identity crisis or seasonal rot with how hit and miss the last season was (which is likely due to the new writers introduced).
For all of these reasons, Futurama is easily far better than Rick and Morty, in my opinion at least. Rick and Morty is ok, but that the best that I can rate it.
Rad Derry There’s really barely anything connecting Fry and the Professor to Rick and Morty. The only connection that comes to mind is that the Professor and Rick are both smart characters that are old, but that’s it.
Also, yeah, that example is pretty basic. Nothing is deep or nuanced about killing “the next Hitler”. It’d be interesting or deep if Morty would instead choose anything other than to kill Fart, and to get incite into Morty’s reasons for sparing/killing him. The writers don’t really think outside of the box, they just point out that there’s a box and do nothing more.
Futurama’s comedy is very sci-fi inspired, ranging from references to actual science jokes, but this is pretty lacking in Rick and Morty, which is rather a short coming of the show.
True, I suppose that their range is rather on par, but Futurama has much more internal logic in it, where Rick and Morty’s internal logic just seems to be madlibs, which is another short coming of a sci-fi show.
You very clearly like Rick and Morty quite a lot, so I’ll let you enjoy your show without calling you dumb or anything rude like that. I just so happen to think that it’s highly overrated.
I want to know what series of events led to humans being enslaved by giraffes
Build your time machine
some kind of beaurocratic process
*DO NOT QUESTION THE ELEVATED ONE*
Giraffes are heartless creatures
@@josephc4722 I understand that reference! :D
This episode is my absolute favorite in the series. Came to realize it when I became aware that the Leela whose life we follow for the first 5 seasons never actually saw Fry again in her lifetime. Those kind of emotions are the ones that Futurama brings in quite a number of episodes and make it so great, even beyond its comical value.
Reminds me of a Rick and Morty episode.
Maybe another Fry from an earlier universe took his place later on. If all else is the same, why not that? Assuming that this is not the first itteration of their universe
Frys petrified dog gets me every single damn time.
@@johanfilm6350 except it shows that fry's leela grew old and ended up settling for cubert as a substitute for fry as planet express became financially successful under her leadership.
the second leela suffered the same fate, but her fry was there for the fourth leela assumedly the 5th leela never saw her fry as the third fry was killed.
in short, half of all leela's in the cyclic universe grow rich, lonely, and old.
@@oihaza i like rick and morty, but it stands no chance against futurama.
"oh the vast emptiness!" (shakes empty beer can) hahahaha great stuff
"Yeah yeah I can take a hint" 😁😁
That is a great bit, my dad absolutely loves it and cracks up every time.
Fry, you're missing the dinosaurs!
Honestly the subtle humor in Futurama is so good
in the year 1000000 Half life 3 still not arrive
I mean...
Hahaha! That's actually quite clever!
its sad/funny cause its true
*portal 3
The genius of the show is how they made a perpetual time loop which would explain you being able to watch reruns of the entire series...that was pure genius.
cept its been renewed on hulu so fuck knows
@@Eggpicker really?
@@joebrito3192 yep
they did that in the ps2 game aswell
That isn't what they are doing at all.
So how old is fry officially seeing how he is two universes old.
Let's see...the heat death of the universe won't happen for several billion years, and we're pretty far along in the life span, all things considered, so.... really damn old.
@@rustyshackle8000 Bender is even older.
@@rustyshackle8000 the Heat Death of the universe is the prologue, the universe will expand for the overwhelming majority of its existence until energy is sufficiently distributed to initiate a universal black hole, which will then spend an almost equal amount of time collapsing all energy into a point singularity, at which point it will reach a critical energy density, causing the black hole to detonate in a new big bang. The universe doesnt end, it just takes a long vacation.
A few minutes to hours older than he was previously.
@@F14thunderhawk This assumes that the expansion of space will stop.
In case you're wondering, the original song is, "In the year 2525"
ruclips.net/video/yesyhQkYrQM/видео.html
zager and evans.
Had a 45 record with that song.
It's Ian Browns song from Stone Roses
The original by zager and evans was released in 1969
In a future year that ends in a 20.
They're going to redesign Lola Bunny...
I don’t know what this means and part of me wants to know but the other part is afraid.
@@spectralassassin6030 they shrunk her cleavage
In a year that starts with 20 and ends in a One!, We wont be allowed to have any fun.
At this rate it can only worsen. when you have to refer to women as "A Birthing Person"
@@iananderson4754 Really? I was expecting something disturbing but that's not bad.
@@spectralassassin6030 her hips are still vase shape so she's still very woman-like
What makes this segment even funnier now is that, in the new season, the Professor invented the backwards time machine. They only had to travel 10+ years into the future to go back in time lol.
if I remember correctly sometime in this episode there's a book with "backwards time travel" in alienese on the cover. They could just have read about it...
One of my favorite episodes. I love how the writers used "hard magic" to make it so that the professor's inventions were rarely a deus ex machina
1 of the best futurama episodes
VanguardPlays you mean the best futurama episode. This is actually the creators matt graenings favourite episode
@@markcasadevall9509 That truly was the genius of _Futurama._ When they went heavy with the emotions, it was glorious and beautiful and yet each one still has screwball comedy that never diminished the heartfelt emotion.
"Time Keeps on Slippin'"
"Jurassic Bark"
"The Luck of the Fryrish"
"The Devil's Hands are Idol Playthings"
"The Late Phillip J. Fry"
The list goes on.
@@markcasadevall9509 it's my favorite too, I always rewatch it
The scene of fry farnsworth and bender drinking beer while watching the world end is very iconic and unforgettable
Without a doubt one of the greatest episodes ever. Futurama never lost it.
Damn it I miss this show soooo much.
good news for u then its being renewed by Hulu.
@@drestarman bad news everyone. It will probably be crap
Traveling in to the future to find a way back in time is an amazing story
They need to make a Serie about it
I like how it's 'Giraffe' in SINGULAR. Like it's not that humanity is enslaved to giraffes in general, no. It's just this ONE giraffe that has enslaved all of humanity.
Using the singular to refer to an entire species is a thing.
They skipped 696969.
Amateurs.
Too easy.
Whatever happens in that year? Every people in the world will have sex?
Nice
The year 69 with 69 digits
In the year 696969, sex feels so fi-i-ne, a wine and dine will get you laid. The reverse time machine, hasn't been made.
1:32 Can we take a moment to appreciate how in the giraffe society all houses are stretched because giraffes are tall :D
Yesss. Look up at zoos where they kept giraffes. they all have Looong stables. And often zookepers have to climb platforms to thend the giraffes. :)
Reminds me of that Billy and Mandy episode where instead of traveling further to the future, they travelled back and back in time just to stop Billy from existing but no matter what they do, they can't change history even going to back to furthest past.
I was today years old when I heard the song “In the year 2525” didn’t know it was a song. But it’s so well done because I knew exactly what it was even tho i had never heard the original
In the year 2000025, half life 3 has finally arrived
But our lord GabeN has died
Now there’s Millions of tears
All of steam trembles in fear
I'm so glad i died before that happened
This will always be my favorite episode of Futurama of all time.
0:14-0:32 one of my favorite bits from any episode
No comments? But it's 5 years old. Did this vid go through a time machine too
Panda Piller do we all see this in our recommended after 5 years?
Probably after watching copious amounts of Futurama clips
No, people just don't care about it.
The comments might have been disabled and then recently activated
Panda Piller that very interesting. Because I agree with you and yet today this day over 20 people have been commenting on this video 🤔
I like how the Professor allows Fry and Bender to operate his machine.
I’ve never seen futurama and came across this by chance…
I think I have to watch futurama now
Just watched 10 seasons so far, not disappointed. Give it a shot :)
futurama always had ups and downs but you can't deny that every season they have at least one timeless classic.
This was my favorite Futurama episode, it stuck with me even to this day.
Same
Kick reminder that between 2000 and 3000 the medieval ages happened twice, again
Humanity sure loves medieval age for to happen 5 times
One of the greatest things about this show is that it could be poignant, nuances, and at the same time completely hilarious
"What was the meaning of life anyways?"
"Probably some hogwash about the human spirit."
"Sounds about right."
I know Zager & Evans did the original “In the year 2525” .
“The late Philip J Fry” episode was made in 2010, eight years before Rick Evans passed away.
Is it possible that Zager & Evans did parody themselves for Futurama? Because the voices are so similar!
Woah this is so interesting that it's scary; this video came out in 2012 and not a single comment had been layed. However the video has about 27 comments, and they were all put up today except one. One telling the video is old and without any comments; must been time travel. (And that (first) comment it's only a week old) Dude this matrix paradox is and broken. Fascinating.
Jonte Mod what if the uploader just waited 6 years to set this video on public? *thinking face*
it's just the algorithm
this is how brains work, similar people watch the same videos in the same month
Just one of the several times this show has introduced a song that I will never stop listening to, and may have gone untold years without hearing if not for this episode.
It's based on a song that came out in the 60s or 70s.
Finally! It's no longer flagged as a RUclips Kids video! Come on, COPPA! Futurama is not for kids!
Yeah. 2020 was the year where everything was messed up with COPPA.
I, personally, welcome our giraffe overlords.
"In the year one million and a half/ humankind is enslaved by giraffe"
lol
Ah, when the plot is written because it rhymes. Those are the best plots.
"And I don't know, is that a slug maybe!?" Haha, classic.
That episode almost made me cry, loved it.
We will never see a series like Futurama again. İt was amazing
This was definitely one of the best episodes in the series. What’s interesting is that it came out during the revival on Comedy Central and not on the original Fox run
1:34 Fry's facial expression speaks volumes
I miss Futurama!! I also miss the old Comedy Central logo.
In the year 105105
If man is still alive
If robot can survive
They may find...
In the year 252525
The backwards time machine still won't have arrived
In all the world, there's only one technology
A rusty sword for practicing proctology
In a future year that ends with a 20
A shlubby merman's gonna try to get chummy
He may look like a watery wimp
When in fact he's a bloodthirsty shrimp
In the year 1,000,000 ½
Humankind is enslaved by giraffe
Man must pay for all his misdeeds
When the treetops are stripped of their leaves
HEEEYYYY!!! Boris The Animal!
See....
I’ve always said that we would pay for our misdeeds when the treetops are stripped of their leaves.
This just proves it
The original song is Zager and Evans-In the Year 2525
I love the travel far enough into the future and you can meet yourself in your next life part🤣
This was my favorite episode when this aired. I wondered what was beyond the year 3000 on Futurama and this solved our questions.
I like the control lever that reminds me of the old movies of HG Wells Time Machine
Man this show was good. Episode like this are simply 10/10
I have been looking for this clip for ages. Thank you.
Credit where it is due: this is a parody of a song by Zager and Evans called "In the Year 2525"
Additionally, the more clever thing about this timetravelling-scene is the fact, that they did a little cameo in disentchantmend were they were seen in a fortunetelling ball.
So long Earth thanks for all the air and whatnot
I like how this scene also demonstrates how miniscule all of human history is with these time frames.
Yeah.
Though even the year 1 million and 1/2 is basically nothing on Earth time scales.
"Space pilot" ="The Late Philip J.Fry"??
Nope, it's Fry's nephew, named after him. There's an episode based on the mix up of the two characters.
no game of thrones... its indeed about his nephew, the first person to set foot on mars, philip fry
This lives rent free in my head, its been a good 10 years since i watched it so thats something
1:07 Disenchtantment? :/
The Freak Oohhh Yeah
no that took place between 1999-3000 you can see humans made castles after the ufo blows up everything
...........no.
No. It's one of Futuramas nerd Easter eggs.
It's an Atari game from 1982 called Joust. You were a knight on an ostrich. Here's a video on the gameplay.
ruclips.net/video/5YDF-s1zlBQ/видео.html
No first of all this aired like 8 years before disenchantment existed. Second it could partly be a reference to the first episode.
In the year one million and a half Mankind is enslaved by Giraffe, I love it.
IN THE YEAR ONE MILLION AND A HALF
i love the dark humor in this episode
I love how canonically this isn't even the first time Earth devolved into another Middle Ages.
My favourite episode
Still one of my favorite episodes in any animated series
This was the saddest and best episode in the series the fact that fry never saw the old characters in the show it just makes me tear up I love this episode but to be honest I wish it never existed like every time I watch the show now I just remember that the main characters are all dead and the rest are clones.
I love how they all built their statue of liberty in the same spot
this song still gives me the spooks
The original song was much scarier.
This episode was awesome, and the way they took care of the time travel paradox was shrot and simple, nice!
There was no time travel paradox since they were not traveling through time.
Idk I’ve never watched any Futurama clips but suddenly I’ve started getting some in my recommended videos tab... strangely enough I’ve been watching a lot of Futurama on Hulu though before this
___________ they know
Sadly everything you do on the internet is autonomously monitored and the information sent to companies.
Is it sad? Clearly you like Futurama, so I assume you're not too upset that you're getting suggestions for it. Is it going to hurt you somehow?
This episode is one of the best love stories ever conceived on TV.
I prefer the one about Leela's dreams
In the Year 2525, original by Zager & Evans, 1968. Actually, this parody is well done :D :D
Im curious what they meant by the year "one million and a half". The subtitles suggest that its the millionth year and 6 months but in all the other cases they specifically travelled EXACTLY x amount of years into the future
My guess is so it could rhyme with giraffe...
Actually, it wasn't a "second big bang." They'd merely gone gone around in a circle and come back to the point of the first big bang.
Yes the original is in the year 2525 by zager and evans
Futurama is my fav show.
I like that in this time line humanity has evolved to be the primary species of earth, collapsed as the apes took over, became the primary species *again*, and then collapsed *again* and become slaves to Giraffes.
they really just pumped out this banger for a minute long sequence
The Giraffe part is my favourite.
I'd sometimes rewatch this just to hear this song again
Thanks for uploading it
I like how they hired the original singer to redo this song based on the plot.
I had no hopes when Futurama started back up after Season 5. But man, this was one of the best episodes of the entire series imo.
The only thing that lasted were the statues. And judging by the color, each one went quicker than the last.
such a good one
Anyone else kind of amazed by the fact that humanity managed to survive unchanged for over a million years?
Well Crocodiles and sharks have been unchanged for millions of years, why not humans?
@@Tallest333 Because sharks and crocs are at an evolutionary dead end.
I guess it is possible, just hard to believe.
@@psyxypher3881 sharks are the perfect killers. They don't need to evolve. And humans are second only to Possums in terms of being Biological Perfection
@@petercross1879 Oh hey a Xana avatar.
The song this is based off of is called "In the Year 2525"
God why is this song so good wtf
Because it's a plagiarism of a real song ☺️
@@Rookieste it's called parody...
@@Rookieste What song?
@@juniormcabee8700 In the year 2525
Best detail is that bender is laughing all the time until he realitzed in the year 1.000.000 1/2 that it seems not to be possible to go back