"What do we want?" "Fry's dog" "When do we want it?" "Fry's dog" This series lives rent free in my head thanks to things like this and the "i will now perform the dance of my people"
It's a shame, Fry never realized that Seymour didn't find anyone else. He died waiting for his master to return. But I doubt learning that will change his mind, regardless, because it's just a clone of Seymour. Not the real thing. It would be insulting to the good boy. Thus, He'll believe it's best to just let him rest in peace.
Cartoon episodes like Rememberence of Courage and Jurassic Bark always make me cry no matter what mood I'm in. Feels like a challenge not to shred a tear.
Never forget folks: in the episodes where Fry goes back in time back to the 21st century and has his time with Leeloo the narwhal, he ends up going back to live above Panucci's Pizza after setting Leeloo free. In a scene afterwards when hes going back to the spot above Panucci's (when Bender is waiting to kill Fry based on the orders of the scammer aliens), he passes by a happy and content Seymour still chilling outside the restaurant, giving him pats before entering the building. After this, Bender blows up the place, instantly calcifying Seymour, and turning Fry into "Lars", but regardless, Fry and Seymour DO end up being reunited, and the end of the episode in this video isn't nearly as heartbreaking as it seems in retrospect. That said, when this first aired without the context supplied later on, it was a straight punch to the gut that no other episode had come even close to achieving before then, and is still one of my favorite episodes all these years later. Edit: posted this comment before the end of the video where this was touched on, that's what i get for jumping the gun 😂
I can only watch Jurassic Bark because of that later episode/ movie scene, knowing he lives a happy 12 years with Fry/Lars. Although it still gets me teary-eyed.
This episode has always stayed in my mind and heart having abandonment issues it Hit home unconditional love is rarer and should be appreciated its like i said Rarer, I had a pitbull pup that sadly died from Parvel it broke my heart raised him since he was so small my dad didn't see it the same way when I lost him I was going 2 bury him in our back yard when he said its just a dog throw him in the trash why are u crying being young I said okay shrugged it off and acted like I was going too throw him away I couldn't I waited untill he was gone I hid him in his dog house untill it was clear Buried him and let it all out 2 this day i remeber little Rambo like it was yesterday I know I should get over it but it stuck and can't forget I miss him 2 this day but will always cherish the memories we made .
I didn’t want to watch Futurama for a long time after my dog was put down because of this episode. It sucks because I love this show, but I eventually decided it’s necessary to buck through it even if it hurts.
Amazing episode that always makes me cry. Also fun fact, in the spanish dub of this episode, Seymour is called "Simurdiera" which roughly translates to "If he could bite". Kinda of a wierd way of translating Seymour but it is quite efective, especially considering Fry is the one who named him
Jeez, I didn't need to cry today but I also know I need to hear your insightful thoughts on Jurassic Bark. because this one of those episode that I think 1. prove how important great storytelling is, but 2. is haunting and sticks with the zeitgeist of pop culture.
I had a half lad half pit dog growing up. She was My best friend. She been through my dark time growing up. I am extremely grateful for having her part of my life R.I.P misty❤❤ I love u and miss u
Stories of animals waiting for their human companions who are never coming back always get to me. The first time I heard a story like that was Hachiko. I has the book Hachiko Waits and it always made me sad, but then I thought about them reuniting in the after life and it would make it hurt a little less. I really wanted to see Fry reunited with Seymore.
You should also cover the episode where there's a strange sound that keeps being broadcast that is causing major damage to the planet but Fry for some reason recognizes it and the whole episode they go into Fry's dreams to figure out the sound, but Fry keeps seeing his family in his dream and keeps wanting to talk to them again, it ends with Fry being in his mom's dream and I think he told her he loves her or something in it at the end, it's been awhile but that episode also caused me to tear up a bit
Jurassic Bark will always be one of my top five episodes of Futuarama. Even more so now after losing my cat a couple months back. It hits so much harder ya know? And yes I would love to see you tackle more adult cartoons or even 90's cartoons in general.
Here are some future suggestions I got: Stimpy's fan club and Sven Hoek from Ren and Stimpy I have no son (Rocko's modern life) Telephonies (Powerpuff Girls) Mandarker (Dexter's Laboratory) A date with an antelope (Johnny Bravo) Sumo enchanted evening (CatDog) Pond scum (Angry Beavers) The quilt club (courage the cowardly dog) Brother, can you spare an Ed (Ed Edd n Eddy) Heart of ice (Batman the animated series) And door to door (invader zim)
Totally on board with you expanding to adult shows! I was wondering when I saw this pop up if you had done any before. Lots of great stuff to cover in that realm.
"Reptiles, cats, dogs" [Glances over at the two roosters standing in my doorway, begging for cuddles] In all seriousness, this was a great episode. My first, and honestly perhaps only experience with unconditional love has come from my pets, and I've dedicated my life up rescuing and rehabilitating roosters for about the past decade and a half. I know that these animals are very smart and emotionally aware, and they do react with unrestrained joy when reunited with someone they love and trust. If I had the opportunity to "clone" a past pet in this way (assuming I can currently take care of it), I absolutely would. Even if I had reason to believe that they had lived a long, full life with someone else, I'd still relish the opportunity to work with that animal again, and if they DO remember me, all the better! In my opinion, if the animal is cloned, memories intact, and lived a good life beyond the time you had with them... What's wrong with just giving them even MORE good memories? I may also be very lenient in my expectations for an animal's behaviour upon being cloned, though. I work with roosters who either have nowhere else to go, or have been abused, so I'm used to a transition period of getting to know me, letting their guard down, working through their trauma, getting to trust me, and so on. I could only imagine that cloning would also have its own trauma and need for transition, but it's always so beautiful to watch their true personalities unfold as they learn that they're safe and with someone who understands and cares for them. As for more Futurama episodes, by all means! I watched this show a LOT growing up, and I very much appreciated the fact that it was... I guess, smart. I hated Family Guy, was so-so with Simpson's, and honestly I enjoyed what I watched of King of the Hill, but I never really got into it. It felt too "sitcom-y" to me, and I HATE sitcoms. I think Futurama was just the right balance of intellectual and whimsical comedy for me.
Thank you so much for working with roosters. They are so misunderstood and beautiful animals. I wish I'd been in a better place mentally to give the ones I used to have a better life (I was a teenager at the time) but it warms my heart to know that there are so many people who still love and care for chickens as pets. Sometimes I miss having them but I know my asthma couldn't take their waste/dander anymore unfortunately. I still cherish one of the chicken feathers I still have from my favorite bantam though. Miss her so much. I wish I could have gotten some from my rooster too.
It’s essentially Hachi: A Dog’s Tale but in the universe of Futurama and still it makes me cry every time I see it. Words can’t express how much I love that show and I’m so glad Hulu is seemingly doing it justice
I think if I was to introduce someone to Futurama I would use this episode. It's not only one of the most heartbreaking, it also has some of the best jokes in the series imo.
Man, before I watched this episode all I knew was that it was supposedly beyond sad. I plunged on undaunted since I have a history of not feeling anything during sad moments. It worked its magic on me as well. Even more so nowadays where I find myself also waiting for a friend that I know deep in my heart, is never coming back.
I'd be interested in seeing how Shawn would interpret some of the subject matter in the Daria series. I know it was more late 90's to the 2000's. But I've come to appreciate it in my later years.
this one and the one about the other philip j fry kill me cause they really play with the gaps in our knowledge. the fact that the jokes in both of those episodes also slay like my god im still laughing to clips of this episode.
Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit* pony's best friend indeed! i had a mixed breed dog, Star. She was my best friend and she protect my grandfather, Larry the Pegasus. I remember when she got hurt, we took her to her local vet and she had leg surgery on her muscle. *tears up alittle letting tears roll down his face and pulls out a picture of himself and star*
I was hesitant to watch this. The feelings this gives me are unpleasant, raw; real. But there is another feeling it gives me, one that can't be put into words easily. A warm feeling of possible hope, love, and, perhaps, the feeling of the human experience itself. Empathy is a strange phenomenon.
Reminds me of the true story of Hachikō a white Akita Inu who waited for his owner everytime he got off the train station. So heart felt they made statues of him even one with him reuniting with his owner.
This episode still shatters my heart, Futurama has a few heart breaking/warming episode and this is definitely the top. Even in your video I cried and hugged my dog. ❤😢
Sorry, I couldn't finish this. We had small schnauzer, salt and pepper and he had same expression and cheek fluff. This reminded him so much it brought me to tears.
Big fan of this channel and hits my childhood in the feels 💯 my pet cat Minnie I've had her since she was 8 weeks old and almost 4 years later i can't imagine a day without her 😢. I've accepted that one day she'll be gone or maybe me before but i pray that i can get through it 💯💯
That scene where Fry learned Seymour lived another 12 years without him and just assumed he found a new owner with a new family only for us the audience to see that was not the case is heart wrenching.
To be fair fry had a motive to think that Seymour had a good life in my opinion and it’s because fry thought that his brother stole his lucky clover and changed his name and it was discovered it wasn’t him it was his nephew for a good reason maybe that let fry thought that Seymour had a good life
Sad dog related episodes of shows seemed like a trend in the late 90's-2000s. You got jurassic bark, remembrance of courage's past and that one depressing episode of samurai jack called tale of x9. On top of that there's this movie called thd plague dogs from 1982 that is an outright hazard to your heart. Dogs are loved animals and any of these episodes and especially that movie are not suitable for dog people.
May I ask, how do you capture from a streaming app? They wont allow my elgato to capture it. With that said...Futurama is the only show I've seen every episode dozens upon dozens of times. I pretty much have it on loop on Hulu. This episode is still emotional for me, even watching this breakdown. I have had my cat for 19 years (found him outside in a box in the rain on Halloween as a kitten) and I know that someday (soon) my companion, my friend, wont be there anymore.
This episode kinda reminds me of this legend in Japan where a dog wait for his owner until his own death. Forgot his name though. Also I now can't watch this episode fully because I just recently lost my 9 year Pomeranian last year named Avery. I don't like cats much now! They caused his death! 💔
It's no legend. This episode was partly inspired by real Japanese Akita dog Hachikō, who was born in Ōdate, Japan, in 1923. who would follow his owner to the train station everyday and wait for him to come home from work everyday, but his owner had a heart attack and died at work and after the death of his owner, Ueno Hidesaburō in 1925, Hachikō returned to the Shibuya train station the next day and every day after that for the next nine years until his death. There is a statue of Hachikō at shibuya station till this day. also i'm sorry about Avery.
Awww I have a bunny and a parakeet and many people don’t view animals other than dogs as important but they’re family really! Do you have any pets Dusk till Shawn?
Hey all you hardcore animation fans out there you guys should make a fan-made STARZ 2D animated series that acts like a long-lost early '00 title that's not just overall good funforgettabley quality over quantity must-watch STARZ title we all didn't know we wanted it today and a can't-miss modern day STARZ masterpiece in it's entire lineups today thus far nor it'll quickly become a downright worldwide phenomenon to this very day without encountering any meh to outright unwatchable dumpster fire tier episodes to speak of whatsoever, but it's also easily THE top-tier greatest and most spectacularly epic fun STARZ animated titles ever in existence that's the textbook definition of it may be a Adventure Time With Finn And Jake ripoff title before the actual Cartoon Network show itself came into existence, but it turns out to be a unexpectedly surprise smash hit must-watch masterpiece league of it's own entirely, period. It's call The Adventurous Bailey and the quality of it needs to be such a unmatched unbelievably beyond incredible spectacle to behold for all the right reasons why, especially compared to today's modern day Hollywood animation standards and ESPECIALLY-especially for official ripoff animation projects like this one, fan-made projects or otherwise, it'll genuinely make you believe you're actually watching a long-lost official STARZ 2D animated series, period. Also later on in this series, our adventure at the ready main character girl finally decide to start a lesbian relationship with her equally as adventure at the ready drop dead indescribable sexy hot pirate princess best friend in the whole world (who's Kim Possible, but even more attractive than anyone could possibly ever imagine to date to the point where she's just about Erotica Jones levels of jaw-dropping attractiveness for all the right reasons why and then some) and they both not only party out hard like it's 1999 all over again at quite possibly one of the, if not, THE greatest and most epically modern day spectacular funnomenonal impressive lesbian girls/drop dead Maxim Magazine sexy gorgeous lesbian girls-only 24/7 rave party and arcade and beach and spa resort beyond your wildest dreams, but then later on work there too as both rave party lesbian cage dancers and beach resort lesbian models. You guys can also watch The Adventurous Bailey either on both crystal clear current 4 to 8K Ultraviolet HD DVD and Blu-ray/Blu-ray 3D and/or on the old school retro Video Treasures video and Laserdisc to make it feel like you're seriously right back to the good old 1990's decade and also seriously right back to your beloved childhood days once again like no time has passed at all to you (not even for the slightest nanosecond), no questions asked!
I was going to yell at you for bringing up such a heartbreaking episode, but suddenly, someone is cutting onions in my house, where i live alone, and I can't see the screen.
I’m not crying! You’re crying! Shut up!! lol Seriously though. Dogs have been literally some of the best friends I have ever had. We don’t deserve them
I haven't watch the show and from what you explain near the end. And if anyone can confirm me as this is going to be one of my wildest and craziest guesses I'll ever make. As well ths show being old...It was Fry himself who sent Fry to the chromogenic building through that prank call of the Pizza delivery wasn't it? If that 1 hour special Dusk is explaining at the end, isn't it?
This episode was partly inspired by real Japanese Akita dog Hachikō, who was born in Ōdate, Japan, in 1923. who would follow his owner Ueno Hidesaburō to the train station and wait for him to come home from work everyday, but in 1925 Ueno had a heart attack and died at work and after the death of his owner, Hachikō returned to the Shibuya train station the next day and every day after that for the next nine years until his death. There is a statue of Hachikō at shibuya station till this day.
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"What do we want?"
"Fry's dog"
"When do we want it?"
"Fry's dog"
This series lives rent free in my head thanks to things like this and the "i will now perform the dance of my people"
One of my favorite quotes as well.
This part of the dance was used to implore the gods for a favor - usually a trans am 😄
“If it takes forever, I will wait for you! For a thousand years!”
Awww honestly the doggo deserved to move on and have a new loving family maybe even another single adult who would benefit from the companionship
It's a shame, Fry never realized that Seymour didn't find anyone else. He died waiting for his master to return.
But I doubt learning that will change his mind, regardless, because it's just a clone of Seymour. Not the real thing. It would be insulting to the good boy. Thus, He'll believe it's best to just let him rest in peace.
That's why fry didn't go thru with it, he knew deep down
I remember being so pissed at the ending, I understood and do understand the sentiment and message but it just breaks my heart and feels so unfair 😢
Same
Seymour could tell fry was in danger and he could probably smell nibbler stalking around
Cartoon episodes like Rememberence of Courage and Jurassic Bark always make me cry no matter what mood I'm in. Feels like a challenge not to shred a tear.
Too true friend
Never forget folks: in the episodes where Fry goes back in time back to the 21st century and has his time with Leeloo the narwhal, he ends up going back to live above Panucci's Pizza after setting Leeloo free. In a scene afterwards when hes going back to the spot above Panucci's (when Bender is waiting to kill Fry based on the orders of the scammer aliens), he passes by a happy and content Seymour still chilling outside the restaurant, giving him pats before entering the building. After this, Bender blows up the place, instantly calcifying Seymour, and turning Fry into "Lars", but regardless, Fry and Seymour DO end up being reunited, and the end of the episode in this video isn't nearly as heartbreaking as it seems in retrospect.
That said, when this first aired without the context supplied later on, it was a straight punch to the gut that no other episode had come even close to achieving before then, and is still one of my favorite episodes all these years later.
Edit: posted this comment before the end of the video where this was touched on, that's what i get for jumping the gun 😂
I can only watch Jurassic Bark because of that later episode/ movie scene, knowing he lives a happy 12 years with Fry/Lars. Although it still gets me teary-eyed.
Even thought I know whats going to happen in the episode, I still cry at the end every time.
I cant even think about this episode without crying
This episode has always stayed in my mind and heart having abandonment issues it Hit home unconditional love is rarer and should be appreciated its like i said Rarer, I had a pitbull pup that sadly died from Parvel it broke my heart raised him since he was so small my dad didn't see it the same way when I lost him I was going 2 bury him in our back yard when he said its just a dog throw him in the trash why are u crying being young I said okay shrugged it off and acted like I was going too throw him away I couldn't I waited untill he was gone I hid him in his dog house untill it was clear Buried him and let it all out 2 this day i remeber little Rambo like it was yesterday I know I should get over it but it stuck and can't forget I miss him 2 this day but will always cherish the memories we made .
This one and the 6 leaf clover one are the most allergy inducing
Luck of the fryish is such a good episode. I'm the oldest and damn it hits hard.i nearly start tearing up everytime
@@pastelskies99same!!! The ending sequence always gets me
Huh. I thought it was an eight leaf clover.
I can also add the episode where fry wants to see his mom
Fry never knew.
Seymour was still waiting. For twelve. More. Years.
I literally screamed/got sad when Seymour was this close to reunite with fry during the simpsorama episode even if it didn’t make sense
Ending always gets me every single time especially with the song
We're all big and bad until someone even so much as mentions Jurassic Bark.
barely 3 minutes in and I'm already tearing up
I didn’t want to watch Futurama for a long time after my dog was put down because of this episode. It sucks because I love this show, but I eventually decided it’s necessary to buck through it even if it hurts.
I just have something in both my eyes...
You're cryin
We all do bud and for the others it onion cutting ninjas
Amazing episode that always makes me cry. Also fun fact, in the spanish dub of this episode, Seymour is called "Simurdiera" which roughly translates to "If he could bite". Kinda of a wierd way of translating Seymour but it is quite efective, especially considering Fry is the one who named him
Jeez, I didn't need to cry today but I also know I need to hear your insightful thoughts on Jurassic Bark. because this one of those episode that I think 1. prove how important great storytelling is, but 2. is haunting and sticks with the zeitgeist of pop culture.
I had a half lad half pit dog growing up. She was My best friend. She been through my dark time growing up. I am extremely grateful for having her part of my life R.I.P misty❤❤ I love u and miss u
Stories of animals waiting for their human companions who are never coming back always get to me. The first time I heard a story like that was Hachiko. I has the book Hachiko Waits and it always made me sad, but then I thought about them reuniting in the after life and it would make it hurt a little less. I really wanted to see Fry reunited with Seymore.
You should also cover the episode where there's a strange sound that keeps being broadcast that is causing major damage to the planet but Fry for some reason recognizes it and the whole episode they go into Fry's dreams to figure out the sound, but Fry keeps seeing his family in his dream and keeps wanting to talk to them again, it ends with Fry being in his mom's dream and I think he told her he loves her or something in it at the end, it's been awhile but that episode also caused me to tear up a bit
Jurassic Bark will always be one of my top five episodes of Futuarama. Even more so now after losing my cat a couple months back. It hits so much harder ya know?
And yes I would love to see you tackle more adult cartoons or even 90's cartoons in general.
Here are some future suggestions I got:
Stimpy's fan club and Sven Hoek from Ren and Stimpy
I have no son (Rocko's modern life)
Telephonies (Powerpuff Girls)
Mandarker (Dexter's Laboratory)
A date with an antelope (Johnny Bravo)
Sumo enchanted evening (CatDog)
Pond scum (Angry Beavers)
The quilt club (courage the cowardly dog)
Brother, can you spare an Ed (Ed Edd n Eddy)
Heart of ice (Batman the animated series)
And door to door (invader zim)
Totally on board with you expanding to adult shows! I was wondering when I saw this pop up if you had done any before. Lots of great stuff to cover in that realm.
Between this episode, Luck of the Fryrish, and the one where Fry dreams about his mom, Futurama broke my heart way too many times.
17:53 That scene bothers me cause Fry's parents don't look up. Hell they're even eye level with his shoes and still don't look up.
"Reptiles, cats, dogs"
[Glances over at the two roosters standing in my doorway, begging for cuddles]
In all seriousness, this was a great episode. My first, and honestly perhaps only experience with unconditional love has come from my pets, and I've dedicated my life up rescuing and rehabilitating roosters for about the past decade and a half.
I know that these animals are very smart and emotionally aware, and they do react with unrestrained joy when reunited with someone they love and trust. If I had the opportunity to "clone" a past pet in this way (assuming I can currently take care of it), I absolutely would. Even if I had reason to believe that they had lived a long, full life with someone else, I'd still relish the opportunity to work with that animal again, and if they DO remember me, all the better!
In my opinion, if the animal is cloned, memories intact, and lived a good life beyond the time you had with them... What's wrong with just giving them even MORE good memories?
I may also be very lenient in my expectations for an animal's behaviour upon being cloned, though. I work with roosters who either have nowhere else to go, or have been abused, so I'm used to a transition period of getting to know me, letting their guard down, working through their trauma, getting to trust me, and so on. I could only imagine that cloning would also have its own trauma and need for transition, but it's always so beautiful to watch their true personalities unfold as they learn that they're safe and with someone who understands and cares for them.
As for more Futurama episodes, by all means! I watched this show a LOT growing up, and I very much appreciated the fact that it was... I guess, smart. I hated Family Guy, was so-so with Simpson's, and honestly I enjoyed what I watched of King of the Hill, but I never really got into it. It felt too "sitcom-y" to me, and I HATE sitcoms. I think Futurama was just the right balance of intellectual and whimsical comedy for me.
Thank you so much for working with roosters. They are so misunderstood and beautiful animals. I wish I'd been in a better place mentally to give the ones I used to have a better life (I was a teenager at the time) but it warms my heart to know that there are so many people who still love and care for chickens as pets. Sometimes I miss having them but I know my asthma couldn't take their waste/dander anymore unfortunately. I still cherish one of the chicken feathers I still have from my favorite bantam though. Miss her so much. I wish I could have gotten some from my rooster too.
It’s essentially Hachi: A Dog’s Tale but in the universe of Futurama and still it makes me cry every time I see it. Words can’t express how much I love that show and I’m so glad Hulu is seemingly doing it justice
I think if I was to introduce someone to Futurama I would use this episode. It's not only one of the most heartbreaking, it also has some of the best jokes in the series imo.
I had a friend, who would only cry when watching this episode... '_'
This episode was so sad
The ending of this episode makes me cry every time I watch it.
Man, before I watched this episode all I knew was that it was supposedly beyond sad. I plunged on undaunted since I have a history of not feeling anything during sad moments. It worked its magic on me as well. Even more so nowadays where I find myself also waiting for a friend that I know deep in my heart, is never coming back.
Seymour waiting for Fry to come back practically always kills me, it's so sad
This episode is incredible. A masterpiece in media history
This episode really made me cry.
The night butterfly talked about this episode a little while ago and here you are talking about it now! Futurama is forever iconic!
I may not have seen futurama except the Christmas evil santa episode but this episode sums up tears
No! NOT THIS EPISODE!!! First time a cartoon made me cry
Might I recommend luck of the fryish? Or game of tones? Those are really emotional episodes as well
My cat gives me reason to get up and go on. When he dies, I won’t have to do that anymore.
Oh man I have a bearded dragon and I have to say it’s not the same as having a dog. I don’t even know if she would care if she never saw me again 😂
I'd be interested in seeing how Shawn would interpret some of the subject matter in the Daria series. I know it was more late 90's to the 2000's. But I've come to appreciate it in my later years.
this one and the one about the other philip j fry kill me cause they really play with the gaps in our knowledge. the fact that the jokes in both of those episodes also slay like my god im still laughing to clips of this episode.
When I say I got that dog in me... that dog is Seymour.
Haven’t watched this show in awhile listening to you talk about this episode makes me watch to rewatch the whole series.
My all time favorite episode :)
4:49 I'm eating pizza while watching this video. How fitting.
Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit* pony's best friend indeed! i had a mixed breed dog, Star. She was my best friend and she protect my grandfather, Larry the Pegasus. I remember when she got hurt, we took her to her local vet and she had leg surgery on her muscle. *tears up alittle letting tears roll down his face and pulls out a picture of himself and star*
I was hesitant to watch this. The feelings this gives me are unpleasant, raw; real. But there is another feeling it gives me, one that can't be put into words easily. A warm feeling of possible hope, love, and, perhaps, the feeling of the human experience itself. Empathy is a strange phenomenon.
Reminds me of the true story of Hachikō a white Akita Inu who waited for his owner everytime he got off the train station. So heart felt they made statues of him even one with him reuniting with his owner.
Great video! This hit me hard after losing my dog recently.
This episode still shatters my heart, Futurama has a few heart breaking/warming episode and this is definitely the top. Even in your video I cried and hugged my dog. ❤😢
Sorry, I couldn't finish this. We had small schnauzer, salt and pepper and he had same expression and cheek fluff. This reminded him so much it brought me to tears.
Big fan of this channel and hits my childhood in the feels 💯 my pet cat Minnie I've had her since she was 8 weeks old and almost 4 years later i can't imagine a day without her 😢. I've accepted that one day she'll be gone or maybe me before but i pray that i can get through it 💯💯
The fact this video only has 7k views is a sin!! The algorithm needs to find this video and boost it!!
That scene where Fry learned Seymour lived another 12 years without him and just assumed he found a new owner with a new family only for us the audience to see that was not the case is heart wrenching.
Hopefully you will cover the clover episode next. That was another tear jerker once you watched it
To be fair fry had a motive to think that Seymour had a good life in my opinion and it’s because fry thought that his brother stole his lucky clover and changed his name and it was discovered it wasn’t him it was his nephew for a good reason maybe that let fry thought that Seymour had a good life
Sad dog related episodes of shows seemed like a trend in the late 90's-2000s. You got jurassic bark, remembrance of courage's past and that one depressing episode of samurai jack called tale of x9. On top of that there's this movie called thd plague dogs from 1982 that is an outright hazard to your heart. Dogs are loved animals and any of these episodes and especially that movie are not suitable for dog people.
I’M NOT CRYING, YOU’RE THE ONE WHO’S CRYING 😢
just in time to eat. i appreciate all the work you put in to entertain us!!
4:56 Chef PePe, is that you?
I hope that you talk about all of the episodes about Fry’s family members!
Hope everything is okay bro 🙏 we miss u 😢
Dammit I didn’t want to cry today 😭♥️
My mom and dad don’t like Futurama but I bet they would cry of they saw this episode :(
This ones rough to get through. But, Luck of the Fryrish hurts.
Love Futurama! ❤️
Great vid thanks for making this one it hit home.
My dad couldn't watch this episode because of how sad the ending is.
If you do more adult cartoons please please do some Mission Hill. I love the show and it was wayyy too short.
Dammit I promised I wouldn’t cry today 😢😢😢
May I ask, how do you capture from a streaming app? They wont allow my elgato to capture it. With that said...Futurama is the only show I've seen every episode dozens upon dozens of times. I pretty much have it on loop on Hulu. This episode is still emotional for me, even watching this breakdown. I have had my cat for 19 years (found him outside in a box in the rain on Halloween as a kitten) and I know that someday (soon) my companion, my friend, wont be there anymore.
great video made me cry happy tears im going on4 years without my girl brownie
This episode kinda reminds me of this legend in Japan where a dog wait for his owner until his own death.
Forgot his name though.
Also I now can't watch this episode fully because I just recently lost my 9 year Pomeranian last year named Avery. I don't like cats much now! They caused his death! 💔
It's no legend. This episode was partly inspired by real Japanese Akita dog Hachikō, who was born in Ōdate, Japan, in 1923. who would follow his owner to the train station everyday and wait for him to come home from work everyday, but his owner had a heart attack and died at work and after the death of his owner, Ueno Hidesaburō in 1925, Hachikō returned to the Shibuya train station the next day and every day after that for the next nine years until his death. There is a statue of Hachikō at shibuya station till this day. also i'm sorry about Avery.
I always skip this episode when re-re-re-re-re-re-re-watching Futurama. I just... can't.
:,(
My favorite RUclipsr with my favorite show!?!?!
Awww I have a bunny and a parakeet and many people don’t view animals other than dogs as important but they’re family really! Do you have any pets Dusk till Shawn?
Fry: this time fry instict failed in a bad way he learned to let him go but Seymour not
Seymour tried to save Fry.
Seymour. Almost. Saved Fry.
the goodest boy
Me and my brother REFUSE to watch or talk about this episode.💔😭
Yeah, I shouldn’t have watched that 😭 Last summer we had to say goodbye to our 14+ year old dog.
I wanna hug my dog now
Seymour is a good boy!
15:27 i like 99 cents store bummer it had to close down
Not to go off topic but why was Lela pet in the garbage can during fry’s time
Hey all you hardcore animation fans out there you guys should make a fan-made STARZ
2D animated series that acts like a long-lost early '00 title that's not just overall good funforgettabley quality over quantity must-watch STARZ title we all didn't know we wanted it today and a can't-miss modern day STARZ masterpiece in it's entire lineups today thus far nor it'll quickly become a downright worldwide phenomenon to this very day without encountering any meh to outright unwatchable dumpster fire tier episodes to speak of whatsoever, but it's also easily THE top-tier greatest and most spectacularly epic fun STARZ animated titles ever in existence that's the textbook definition of it may be a Adventure Time With Finn And Jake ripoff title before the actual Cartoon Network show itself came into existence, but it turns out to be a unexpectedly surprise smash hit must-watch masterpiece league of it's own entirely, period. It's call The Adventurous Bailey and the quality of it needs to be such a unmatched unbelievably beyond incredible spectacle to behold for all the right reasons why, especially compared to today's modern day Hollywood animation standards and ESPECIALLY-especially for official ripoff animation projects like this one, fan-made projects or otherwise, it'll genuinely make you believe you're actually watching a long-lost official STARZ 2D animated series, period. Also later on in this series, our adventure at the ready main character girl finally decide to start a lesbian relationship with her equally as adventure at the ready drop dead indescribable sexy hot pirate princess best friend in the whole world (who's Kim Possible, but even more attractive than anyone could possibly ever imagine to date to the point where she's just about Erotica Jones levels of jaw-dropping attractiveness for all the right reasons why and then some) and they both not only party out hard like it's 1999 all over again at quite possibly one of the, if not, THE greatest and most epically modern day spectacular funnomenonal impressive lesbian girls/drop dead Maxim Magazine sexy gorgeous lesbian girls-only 24/7 rave party and arcade and beach and spa resort beyond your wildest dreams, but then later on work there too as both rave party lesbian cage dancers and beach resort lesbian models. You guys can also watch The Adventurous Bailey either on both crystal clear current 4 to 8K Ultraviolet HD DVD and Blu-ray/Blu-ray 3D and/or on the old school retro Video Treasures video and Laserdisc to make it feel like you're seriously right back to the good old 1990's decade and also seriously right back to your beloved childhood days once again like no time has passed at all to you (not even for the slightest nanosecond), no questions asked!
I was going to yell at you for bringing up such a heartbreaking episode, but suddenly, someone is cutting onions in my house, where i live alone, and I can't see the screen.
I’m not crying! You’re crying! Shut up!! lol
Seriously though. Dogs have been literally some of the best friends I have ever had. We don’t deserve them
😭😭😭😭
I haven't watch the show and from what you explain near the end. And if anyone can confirm me as this is going to be one of my wildest and craziest guesses I'll ever make. As well ths show being old...It was Fry himself who sent Fry to the chromogenic building through that prank call of the Pizza delivery wasn't it? If that 1 hour special Dusk is explaining at the end, isn't it?
Just commentin to boost. Cant watch this one man. Just seein Seymour breaks my damn heart
Hachiko
This show is supposed to be funny why is this one causing me psychic damage
This episode was partly inspired by real Japanese Akita dog Hachikō, who was born in Ōdate, Japan, in 1923. who would follow his owner Ueno Hidesaburō to the train station and wait for him to come home from work everyday, but in 1925 Ueno had a heart attack and died at work and after the death of his owner, Hachikō returned to the Shibuya train station the next day and every day after that for the next nine years until his death. There is a statue of Hachikō at shibuya station till this day.
This is really sad, I didn't want this to be real. :(
This is one of the few things Americans did right when it comes to being inspired by events in another country
One piece also did the same thing in one of the season 1 episodes. I’m sure a lot of shows and animes have done this which is cool lol
Came here to write the same thing! I’ve seen the statue outside shibuya and it’s really heartbreaking to see. We don’t deserve dogs
This episode made me cry so hard.