Raising the bar on nerdy wedding proposals, YouTuber doctorpappa (possibly not a real doctor) decided to ask his girlfriend to marry him by donning a paper-mache Futurama Bender mask, and popping the question in binary.
Inspired by Arthur C. Clarke’s eery ability to predict the future, I went lurking around YouTube to see if I could find similar pronouncements from one of the other greats of science fiction, Isaac Asimov. I failed in that task, but discovered something that ties Asimov directly into Futurama.
The creators and cast of Futurama revealed what lies ahead for the show’s 20 remaining episodes: brain-switching, mutant rights, unlikely kissing, Futurama reborn three times over and, yes, Fry and Leela. All that plus our thoughts on the latest episode!
Futurama‘s take on the “eyePhone” was clever, but apparently too clever. Comedy Central took off the word “eyePhone” from the video, making the scene awkward when there’s a reaction to nothing.
In the latest Futurama episode, “Attack of the Killer app”, the gang tries purchasing an “eyephone”, but the line goes around the block, full of zombies drooling over the latest must-have gadget.