Episode 2.1 - A Flight To Remember

Episode 2.1 - A Flight To Remember

Come aboard the Fiesta Deck and join us for the greatest ship story ever told...again. We've limbo'd our way to SEASON 2 and are really filling up on bisque in this episode. Jared is making his way up the next summit on Futurama mountain with his brave sherpas Izzy and Kory, as we unpack Futurama's take on The Titanic. Join us as we jackknife between topics like ice burgs in the sky—everything from teenager's opinions on "Clanker Music", which bugs turn us into sissies and why "Cinco de Drinko" is WRONG. See ya on the ship! Disclaimer: This episode features topics not appropriate for children. Boobs. We talk about boobs.

SEASON ONE RECAP

Good News Everyone! We made it to the end of the season, and we ended on a hell of a note! Join up with Jared, our very own FryGuy as he keeps Kory and Izzy in stitches while recapping the experience of his FIRST watch through Season 1 of Futurama. In this special Super Slurm-sized episode, we go over our favorite moments, compare the gags that had us rolling and maybe even get a little mushy on each other the way only 3 grown men can do. It's all very wholesome. Replay the season's best moments with us and find out what moment makes Jared spit out his cereal, where we land on the great Popcorn Bowl Debate, and why Jared's mom won't stand next to him in airports! Enjoy and we'll see you soon for Season 2!

The Devil Went Down To Jersey - [VV-IV TX-05]

Dear WTTWOT Crew-- While nearly every surviving account agrees that the Fairness in Hell Act of 2275 fundamentally altered the legal rights of condemned robots, historians continue to debate whether the infamous fiddle challenge occurred exactly as depicted. The official court transcript has never been recovered, leaving this recording as one of the earliest surviving musical accounts of the event. The performers behind the recording, an interspecies legal hip-hop trio known as The Class Action, became famous for transforming landmark court cases into chart-topping records. Their work blurred the line between legal scholarship, political protest, and Class-B bangers. While cramming for exams and jamming to jams, many law students have cited this project as the most notable cause in Robot Law History. The Fiddle Provision, as it's fondly referred to, is a legal precedent that, if nothing else, made the Robot Devil considerably more careful about reading the fine print. As always, listeners are reminded that recovered artifacts often mix documented history with folklore. Separating one from the other has never been our goal. The preservation of both has. Trust The Worm —Vox Velour IV

Episode 1.9 - Hell Is Other Robots

Do you enjoy jackin' on? Well come jack on with Kory and Izzy as they push Jared to hell and back as we wrap up SEASON 1 of FUTURAMA! The Little Podcast That Could (be better) takes a trip through addiction, religion and tortures (most of which rhyme)--all the while grooving to the jaunty jams of the Robot Devil and the headless Beastie Boys. We discuss Jared's amazement that original songs existed before AI, which futuristic religions we would subscribe to, how dope Izzy would look in a Robotic Catholic "outfit" and which of the Beastie Boys we would Toke, Travel and Tussle with. Let's take a trip to New Jersey for Hell Is Other Robots.

The Great Garbage Crisis II - [Signalarities Archive 003-B]

Dear WTTWOT Crew, When we first received the transmission designated "Cholo-Bot Cinco-Cinco", we believed it to be a forerunner to a much more important transmission. We were partially correct. We submit to you this artifact for additional analysis as it appears to originate from Earth, albeit nearly 1000 years from your point in time. After weeks of reconstruction, restoration, and signal recovery, we are prepared to present our findings. What follows is believed to be a piece of promotional media regarding the heroics of the Planet Express crew during the second Great Garbage Crisis of New{New} York. Trust the worm. Vox Velour-IV [Curator]