The Six Million Dollar Mon - S7-E7
Trivia: The graffiti in Alienese on Yuri's building translates to "If you lived here, you'd be homeless by now."
Mobius Dick - S6-E21
Trivia: Amy's mother says, "My days of joy and luck are over. Guess I have to leave that club." This is a reference to the novel "Joy Luck Club," the film adaptation of which starred the voice actor for Amy and her mother, Lauren Tom.
Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch - S5-E5
Trivia: Professor says they are going to deliver something to Nigel 7. In The Simpsons (also created by Matt Groening), the two aliens Kang and Kodos are from Rigel 7.
The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings - S5-E16
Trivia: On the commentary, Matt Groening says that in this episode every major character that has appeared in the show from the very start shows up in this one.
Roswell That Ends Well - S4-E1
Trivia: As the Planet Express ship flies into the hangar, look at the windows of the hangar. They spell out the word "DAMNED"
Leela and the Genestalk - S7-E22
Trivia: When Fry, Bender, and Leela come into Mom's control room, the background sounds of the Enterprise (TOS) can be heard. Also in this episode, while Fry and Bender climb up the side of the castle, Adam West and Burt Ward make a cameo appearance as genetic experiments. They popped out of the window as the celebrities did in the original Batman series.
Trivia: On the map of the U.S. when Beck is touring, Utah is renamed "Human Farm", written in Alienese. Now we know where all the meat for those tasty human burgers come from.
That's Lobstertainment! - S3-E8
Trivia: At the Academy Awards, Pauly Shore is in the audience. He's sitting next to Michelle, Fry's ex-girlfriend from 2000. At the end of s03e03, "The Cryonic Woman", Michelle leaves Fry for Pauly Shore. They are sitting behind Edith Head's head and Jar-Jar's head.
The Day the Earth Stood Stupid - S3-E7
Trivia: 3rd place in the pet show goes to Dave Spiegel and his owner, Fluffers. Dave and Fluffers are seen in the vet's office in s02e05, "I Second That Emotion."
Trivia: When Hermes, a Rastafarian, is trying to straighten out his straight edge, he says "Haile H. Selassie" (an exclamation he says in other episodes too). Haile Selassie is the central figure in the Rastafari culture. For many Rastafarians, Selassie is a biblical messiah and the second coming of Christ. Thus, the added "H" could be akin to someone saying "Jesus H. Christ."
Trivia: The voice of the P.A. announcer was done by Todd Susman. Susman was the P.A. announcer in the original M.A.S.H. TV show.
The Honking - S3-E1
Trivia: 1010011010 is "666" in binary.
A Bicyclops Built for Two - S2-E13
Trivia: When Leela is talking to Alkazar, in the morning after breakfast, he says "please, call me Al." A nod to Al Bundy from "Married With Children." Katey Sagal (the voice of Leela), played Peggy Bundy, the wife of Al. Later, they have Al sitting on a couch, and Leela having her hair done up, like in "Married With Children."
Trivia: This episode has a couple of nods to Sci-Fi movies. In the initial attack on Monument beach, the Omicronians destroy the White House the same as Independence Day. Later, Fry is wearing the same helmet as the Rebels in Star Wars, and the Planet Express ship goes by a turret that is copied from the Death Star's turrets.
Answer: You are thinking about episode 20 of series 2 - "Anthology of Interest I". She technically never kills anyone, but in the episode she ask a "What if machine" (one of the Professor's inventions) what would happen if she was more impulsive. The machine then shows the more impulsive Leela killing off the Professor to get the money from his will and thereafter killing Hermes, Bender, Scruffy, Cubert, Nibler, Amy and Zoidberg to cover it up. Finally she does something really impulsive with Fry.
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