Futuristic Quotes Trivia Quiz

Answer: "A Head in the Polls"

Bender is great at inventing ways to get money. This time he sells his body - later bought by Richard Nixonīs head. The quote is taken from the bowling scene, where he makes a strike playing against Leela. Just after he did that Leela throws her bowling ball towards him and hits him.

Answer: "Love's Labors Lost in Space"

What now? The Mission is to save the animals from the hollow planet Vergon 6. When Leela asks about the animals, the professor already forgot that he mentioned them. Here is the complete quote: Leela: "Yes, but what about the animals?" Professor: "The wha?" Leela: "The animals." Professor: "I didn't say anything about animals. Now it seems the planet will collapse within three days.

Incidentally, this will kill all the animals." Leela: "So we have to bring back two of each kind, just like Noah's ark." Bender: "Why two? ....Oh, hehehehehe!"

Answer: "I, Roommate"

Bender's "thingy" or antenna is disturbing the tv-signal in the house where Bender and Fry moved in, which is why he has to move out. One stupid-voiced neighbour is happy to be able to see "all my circuits" again, as soon as Bender left the flat.

Answer: "Parasites Lost"

One of my favourite episodes. This one is from season three. Fry buys a "fresh" egg salad sandwich on a truckstop and via that rotten sandwich worms enter Fry's body. Like taking out the cucumber out of a hamburger Fry takes out the already black tomato. Bender wants to know what it is. Fry can only tell after having eaten it...

Answer: "Anthology of Interest I"

In this episode, the professor invents a "what if machine", which after asked a question creates a video-simulation of what would happen. At the same time he invents the famous "finglonger" to turn on the "what-if-machine". According to the professor at least twice as good as the "what-if-machine", that really isnīt that long.

In the end of the episode it comes out that the only question asked to the "what-if-machine" is from the professor: "What would things be like if Iīd invented the finglonger?"

Answer: "Roswell that Ends Well"

The Planet Express co-workers travel back in time and come to Roswell in the 1950ies. While trying to protect his grampa's life Fry instead kills him by putting him to a secluded house in an area where h-bombs are tested. Bender comments the explosion with the quote above. But still doesn't stop to exist, since he is his own grandfather.

Answer: Inform the men

Well, well, well, if it isnīt... You know who I am talking about. In "Love's Labour's Lost In Space" Zapp Brannigan finally was able to make love to a woman (Leela) and obviously is very proud, which is why he says the above line to his assistant Kif.

Answer: "A Pharaoh to Remember"

Also a great episode, out of season four. The crew has to deliver a stone to a planet that looks just like old Egypt. When the reigning Pharaoh dies, Bender is able to trick everybody and becomes his successor. He is a brutal Pharaoh that doesnīt show any mercy. When a slave tells him the above quote he just replies: "Then what do you think it is you should stop doing!?"

Answer: "Where No Fan Has Gone Before"

Again Zapp's quote while acting as a judge over the planet express crew when they landed on a forbidden planet, where all "Star Trek"-videos have been sent to. "Star Trek" is strictly forbidden since it became something like scientology. When the crew has to testify the witness stand is sort of a closed wheel chair with a foot pedal that creates beeps.

Answer: "War Is The H-Word"

In this episode earth attacks some planet they know nothing about. Before that Fry and Bender joined the army just to get the 5% military discount. When asked why the enemy is worth dying for Zapp replies: "They stand for everything we donīt stand for. Plus they say you look like dorks." For Bender this is an outrage and he states the above quote.