Bender is often mean and disrespectful in regards to other people's feelings. At one point, he flushed Leela's beloved pet Nibbler down the toilet, and didn't feel bad about it until the Professor attached an empathy chip to his head, forcing him to feel other people's emotions. He is also quite arrogant, frequently bragging about how great he is. I'll go build my own Ponyville, with blackjack, and hookers!Obwohl. Die Szene ist aus Futurama Staffel 1, Folge 2.Download Dixie - Blackjack & Hookers (Fut. Blackjack and hookers – Best Futurama gambling scenes Futurama had a balanced cast of great characters, but Bender really stood out from the crowd. Obnoxious and vulgar, yet confident and friendly, he certainly wasn't one to shy away from a drink or game of cards.
Oh, no room for Bender, huh? Fine, I'll go build my own Lunar Lander! With blackjack and hookers! In fact, forget the Lunar Lander and the blackjack! Ah, screw the whole thing.
BenderRating:5.0/ 5.0(2 Votes)
- Character:
- Bender
- Episode:
- Futurama Season 1 Episode 2: 'The Series Has Landed'
- Show:
- Futurama
- Related Quotes:
- Bender Quotes, Futurama Season 1 Episode 2 Quotes, Futurama Quotes
- Added by:
- Eric Hochberger
- Added:
Futurama Season 1 Episode 2 Quotes
(singing) Well, I'll shoot her with my ray gun when she comes,
Yes, I'll shoot her with my ray gun when she comes,
Yes, I'll shoot her with my ray gun,
Oh, I'll shoot her with my ray gun,
Yes, I'll shoot her with my ray gun when she comes,
When she comes!
I'll be blastin' all the humans in the world,
I'll be blastin' all the humans in the world,
I'll be blastin' all the humans,
I'll be blastin' all the humans,
I'll be blastin' all the humans in the world,
In the world!
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Leela: So, Fry. Was the moon everything you imagined it would be?
Fry: Eh. Close enough.
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| Futurama: Bender's Game | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Dwayne Carey-Hill |
| Produced by | Lee Supercinski Claudia Katz |
| Written by | Eric Horsted (Parts One and Two) Michael Rowe Eric Kaplan (Part Three) David X. Cohen Patric Verrone (Part Four) |
| Story by | Eric Horsted David X. Cohen |
| Starring | Billy West Katey Sagal John DiMaggio Tress MacNeille Maurice LaMarche Phil LaMarr Lauren Tom David Herman |
| Music by | Christopher Tyng |
| Edited by | Paul D. Calder |
Production company | |
| Distributed by | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
Release date | |
Running time | 87 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Futurama: Bender's Game is a 2008 American direct-to-videoadult animatedscience fantasycomedy film and the third of the four Futurama films that make up the show's fifth season. It was released on DVD and Blu-ray on November 4, 2008.
According to the Beast with a Billion Backs DVD commentary, the film, which spoofs Dungeons & Dragons, was in production when Dungeons & Dragons creator, Gary Gygax, died. The film contains a post-credits tribute to Gygax in the form of a title card and a clip of him from the episode 'Anthology of Interest I'. Elements of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and George Lucas' Star Wars are also parodied. The title of the film is a pun on the book Ender's Game[1] by Orson Scott Card, though the Futurama film has 'very little to do with the subject material' of the book.[2] Conversely, the 1985 book also used 'Bender' as a mocking pun for 'Ender', but Matt Groening stated[3] this is not the original inspiration for Bender's name.
Plot[edit]
Defying Professor Farnsworth, Leela borrows the Planet Express Ship to enter a demolition derby after insults from rednecks anger her. Bender finds Cubert and Dwight playing Dungeons & Dragons, but cannot join in since, as a robot, he has no imagination. Bender manages to imagine himself as a medieval knight named 'Titanius Anglesmith, fancy man of Cornwood' and enters the game. He becomes lost in his fantasy and goes on a rampage, resulting in his commitment to the Hal Institute for Criminally Insane Robots.
The crew learns that Mom, who controls the world's only dark matter mine, is restricting the supply to drive up profits. The Professor reveals that while working for Mom, he discovered how to turn dark matter into fuel. The process created two crystals, with Mom keeping one for herself and Farnsworth hiding the other, 'anti-backwards' crystal. If the crystals are brought together, they will render dark matter useless. Farnsworth, Fry, and Leela fly to Mom's mine with the crystal to neutralize the dark matter.
Encountering Mom and her three sons, Leela fends off Walt, Larry and Igner, while Farnsworth tries to bring his and Mom's crystals together; when Farnsworth is at risk of losing the anti-backwards crystal, he swallows it. The closeness of the crystals triggers a resonance in all dark matter and catapults the characters into Cornwood, the realm Bender imagines himself to be from.
'Frydo' (Fry) and 'Leegola' (Leela, now a centaur) encounter 'Titanius' (Bender); no one in Cornwood has any memory of their real lives except for Fry and Leela. The three are attacked by 'Waltazar' (Walt), 'Larius' (Larry) and 'Ignus' (Igner), who are trying to recover the anti-backwards crystal. While fighting them off, Frydo drops the crystal, which rolls like a die and magically banishes the sons. Frydo and company meet the wizard 'Greyfarn' (Farnsworth), who explains that in this world, the anti-backwards crystal is known as the Die of Power. The evil sorceress 'Momon' (Mom) molded a set of powerful dice, but lost this one and has been trying to locate it so she can tap its immense potential. The only way to stop Momon is to enter her lair at the Geysers of Gygax and throw the Die into the lake of molten plastic from which it was formed.
As the group sets out, the intersex, pacifist centaur (Hermes) bars their passage; the centaurs are opposed to the violence that Frydo and company intend to do. (S)he is easily pushed aside by Leela, who leads everyone to the Cave of Hopelessness. As they approach, 'Gynecaladriel' (Amy): Queen of the Water Nymphos joins their quest and seduces the guard, enabling them to enter the Cave. Inside the Cave, a horde of 'Morcs' attacks followed by a gigantic lobster creature (Zoidberg) which Leegola cuts to pieces in a rage, and the wormlike Tunneling Horror which Frydo defeats using the Die. As Frydo becomes obsessed with the Die, Leegola renounces violence and takes refuge among the centaurs. Frydo attempts to murder the other members of the party; when foiled, he flees with the die.
The remaining travelers journey to Wipe Castle to raise an army against Momon, only to find that Roberto, its insane king, has sent his men on a suicide mission. The heroes defend the kingdom as Waltazar and Larius lay siege to it until Leegola regains her violent nature and rallies the centaurs to help her friends. Frydo makes his way into Momon's lair, aided by Zoidberg's still-living head; Frydo cannot bring himself to destroy the Die, so Zoidberg bites him to force him to drop it. Momon becomes a dragon and goes after the Die, but when it stops rolling, it turns Frydo into a dragon as well. The rest of the party arrives, along with Ignus, who reveals a secret Momon told his brothers: he is Greyfarn's son. Overwhelmed by this revelation, Greyfarn inadvertently allows Momon to seize the Die.
Cornwood collapses in on itself, hurling the characters back into the real world. The Professor requests a hug from Igner. As the Professor theorized, Igner swallowed Mom's crystal in defiance, and the hug brings the crystals in the two men's stomachs close enough to render dark matter useless. The crew harnesses dozens of Nibblonians to pull their ship home.
Cast[edit]
- Billy West as Philip J. Fry / Frydo, Professor Farnsworth / Greyfarn, Dr. Zoidberg / Monster, Additional voices
- Katey Sagal as Leela / Leegola
- John DiMaggio as Bender / Titanius Anglesmith, Igner / Ignus, Additional voices
- Tress MacNeille as Mom / Momon, Nurse Ratchet, Additional voices
- Maurice LaMarche as Walt / Waltazar, Dr. Perceptron, Additional voices
- Phil LaMarr as Hermes Conrad / Hermaphrodite, Dwight Conrad, Additional voices
- Lauren Tom as Amy Wong / Gynecaladriel, Additional voices
- David Herman as Larry / Larius, Roberto / King of Wipe Castle, Additional voices
- Kath Soucie as Cubert Farnsworth, Additional voices
- Frank Welker as Nibbler, Additional voices
- Gary Gygax as Himself (archive footage taken from 'Anthology of Interest I')
- Rich Little as Himself
- George Takei as Himself
- David X. Cohen, Paul D. Calder, Danik Thomas[4] as Die of Power (uncredited, singing harmony)
Features[edit]
Opening sequence[edit]
The opening subtitle of the DVD and the first part of the broadcast version is 'The flames in your TV are not part of the show'. The cartoon on the Jumbotron is Quasi at the Quackadero. Similar to the previous film, instead of the ship crashing into the Jumbotron as in a regular episode, it gets absorbed through the screen, whereupon the opening sequence becomes a parody of the 1968 animated film Yellow Submarine. The crew flies by bits of the number e then smashes back out through the screen and into the real world.
DVD[edit]
Futurama Bender Poker
The DVD features an Audio Commentary, Storyboard Animatic, Futurama Genetics Lab, Dungeons & Dragons and Futurama featurette, How to draw Futurama in 83 easy steps Featurette, Deleted scene, 3D Model with Animator Discussion, Outtakes, Bender's Anti-Piracy Warning and sneak peek at Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder. Easter Eggs show David X. Cohen displaying a collection of different Polyhedrons, and extra outtakes of Billy West.
The Blu-ray also exclusively features Picture-in-Picture video footage of the commentary.
Futurama Bender Blackjack Quote
References[edit]
- ^Futurama Animators Roll 20-Sided Die With Bender's Game
- ^Bender's Game Just A Pun (Wayback Machine)
- ^'Intellectual Names'. Sci-Fi Baby Names: 500 Out-of-this-world Baby Names from Anakin to Zardoz. p. 119.
- ^Audio commentary of Bender's Game
External links[edit]
Leela: So, Fry. Was the moon everything you imagined it would be?
Fry: Eh. Close enough.
- Permalink: So, Fry. Was the moon everything you imagined it would be? Eh....
- Added:
| Futurama: Bender's Game | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Dwayne Carey-Hill |
| Produced by | Lee Supercinski Claudia Katz |
| Written by | Eric Horsted (Parts One and Two) Michael Rowe Eric Kaplan (Part Three) David X. Cohen Patric Verrone (Part Four) |
| Story by | Eric Horsted David X. Cohen |
| Starring | Billy West Katey Sagal John DiMaggio Tress MacNeille Maurice LaMarche Phil LaMarr Lauren Tom David Herman |
| Music by | Christopher Tyng |
| Edited by | Paul D. Calder |
Production company | |
| Distributed by | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
Release date | |
Running time | 87 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Futurama: Bender's Game is a 2008 American direct-to-videoadult animatedscience fantasycomedy film and the third of the four Futurama films that make up the show's fifth season. It was released on DVD and Blu-ray on November 4, 2008.
According to the Beast with a Billion Backs DVD commentary, the film, which spoofs Dungeons & Dragons, was in production when Dungeons & Dragons creator, Gary Gygax, died. The film contains a post-credits tribute to Gygax in the form of a title card and a clip of him from the episode 'Anthology of Interest I'. Elements of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and George Lucas' Star Wars are also parodied. The title of the film is a pun on the book Ender's Game[1] by Orson Scott Card, though the Futurama film has 'very little to do with the subject material' of the book.[2] Conversely, the 1985 book also used 'Bender' as a mocking pun for 'Ender', but Matt Groening stated[3] this is not the original inspiration for Bender's name.
Plot[edit]
Defying Professor Farnsworth, Leela borrows the Planet Express Ship to enter a demolition derby after insults from rednecks anger her. Bender finds Cubert and Dwight playing Dungeons & Dragons, but cannot join in since, as a robot, he has no imagination. Bender manages to imagine himself as a medieval knight named 'Titanius Anglesmith, fancy man of Cornwood' and enters the game. He becomes lost in his fantasy and goes on a rampage, resulting in his commitment to the Hal Institute for Criminally Insane Robots.
The crew learns that Mom, who controls the world's only dark matter mine, is restricting the supply to drive up profits. The Professor reveals that while working for Mom, he discovered how to turn dark matter into fuel. The process created two crystals, with Mom keeping one for herself and Farnsworth hiding the other, 'anti-backwards' crystal. If the crystals are brought together, they will render dark matter useless. Farnsworth, Fry, and Leela fly to Mom's mine with the crystal to neutralize the dark matter.
Encountering Mom and her three sons, Leela fends off Walt, Larry and Igner, while Farnsworth tries to bring his and Mom's crystals together; when Farnsworth is at risk of losing the anti-backwards crystal, he swallows it. The closeness of the crystals triggers a resonance in all dark matter and catapults the characters into Cornwood, the realm Bender imagines himself to be from.
'Frydo' (Fry) and 'Leegola' (Leela, now a centaur) encounter 'Titanius' (Bender); no one in Cornwood has any memory of their real lives except for Fry and Leela. The three are attacked by 'Waltazar' (Walt), 'Larius' (Larry) and 'Ignus' (Igner), who are trying to recover the anti-backwards crystal. While fighting them off, Frydo drops the crystal, which rolls like a die and magically banishes the sons. Frydo and company meet the wizard 'Greyfarn' (Farnsworth), who explains that in this world, the anti-backwards crystal is known as the Die of Power. The evil sorceress 'Momon' (Mom) molded a set of powerful dice, but lost this one and has been trying to locate it so she can tap its immense potential. The only way to stop Momon is to enter her lair at the Geysers of Gygax and throw the Die into the lake of molten plastic from which it was formed.
As the group sets out, the intersex, pacifist centaur (Hermes) bars their passage; the centaurs are opposed to the violence that Frydo and company intend to do. (S)he is easily pushed aside by Leela, who leads everyone to the Cave of Hopelessness. As they approach, 'Gynecaladriel' (Amy): Queen of the Water Nymphos joins their quest and seduces the guard, enabling them to enter the Cave. Inside the Cave, a horde of 'Morcs' attacks followed by a gigantic lobster creature (Zoidberg) which Leegola cuts to pieces in a rage, and the wormlike Tunneling Horror which Frydo defeats using the Die. As Frydo becomes obsessed with the Die, Leegola renounces violence and takes refuge among the centaurs. Frydo attempts to murder the other members of the party; when foiled, he flees with the die.
The remaining travelers journey to Wipe Castle to raise an army against Momon, only to find that Roberto, its insane king, has sent his men on a suicide mission. The heroes defend the kingdom as Waltazar and Larius lay siege to it until Leegola regains her violent nature and rallies the centaurs to help her friends. Frydo makes his way into Momon's lair, aided by Zoidberg's still-living head; Frydo cannot bring himself to destroy the Die, so Zoidberg bites him to force him to drop it. Momon becomes a dragon and goes after the Die, but when it stops rolling, it turns Frydo into a dragon as well. The rest of the party arrives, along with Ignus, who reveals a secret Momon told his brothers: he is Greyfarn's son. Overwhelmed by this revelation, Greyfarn inadvertently allows Momon to seize the Die.
Cornwood collapses in on itself, hurling the characters back into the real world. The Professor requests a hug from Igner. As the Professor theorized, Igner swallowed Mom's crystal in defiance, and the hug brings the crystals in the two men's stomachs close enough to render dark matter useless. The crew harnesses dozens of Nibblonians to pull their ship home.
Cast[edit]
- Billy West as Philip J. Fry / Frydo, Professor Farnsworth / Greyfarn, Dr. Zoidberg / Monster, Additional voices
- Katey Sagal as Leela / Leegola
- John DiMaggio as Bender / Titanius Anglesmith, Igner / Ignus, Additional voices
- Tress MacNeille as Mom / Momon, Nurse Ratchet, Additional voices
- Maurice LaMarche as Walt / Waltazar, Dr. Perceptron, Additional voices
- Phil LaMarr as Hermes Conrad / Hermaphrodite, Dwight Conrad, Additional voices
- Lauren Tom as Amy Wong / Gynecaladriel, Additional voices
- David Herman as Larry / Larius, Roberto / King of Wipe Castle, Additional voices
- Kath Soucie as Cubert Farnsworth, Additional voices
- Frank Welker as Nibbler, Additional voices
- Gary Gygax as Himself (archive footage taken from 'Anthology of Interest I')
- Rich Little as Himself
- George Takei as Himself
- David X. Cohen, Paul D. Calder, Danik Thomas[4] as Die of Power (uncredited, singing harmony)
Features[edit]
Opening sequence[edit]
The opening subtitle of the DVD and the first part of the broadcast version is 'The flames in your TV are not part of the show'. The cartoon on the Jumbotron is Quasi at the Quackadero. Similar to the previous film, instead of the ship crashing into the Jumbotron as in a regular episode, it gets absorbed through the screen, whereupon the opening sequence becomes a parody of the 1968 animated film Yellow Submarine. The crew flies by bits of the number e then smashes back out through the screen and into the real world.
DVD[edit]
Futurama Bender Poker
The DVD features an Audio Commentary, Storyboard Animatic, Futurama Genetics Lab, Dungeons & Dragons and Futurama featurette, How to draw Futurama in 83 easy steps Featurette, Deleted scene, 3D Model with Animator Discussion, Outtakes, Bender's Anti-Piracy Warning and sneak peek at Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder. Easter Eggs show David X. Cohen displaying a collection of different Polyhedrons, and extra outtakes of Billy West.
The Blu-ray also exclusively features Picture-in-Picture video footage of the commentary.
Futurama Bender Blackjack Quote
References[edit]
- ^Futurama Animators Roll 20-Sided Die With Bender's Game
- ^Bender's Game Just A Pun (Wayback Machine)
- ^'Intellectual Names'. Sci-Fi Baby Names: 500 Out-of-this-world Baby Names from Anakin to Zardoz. p. 119.
- ^Audio commentary of Bender's Game
External links[edit]
| Wikiquote has quotations related to: Futurama: Bender's Game |
Futurama Bender Blackjack Meme
- Futurama: Bender's Game on IMDb
- Futurama: Bender's Game at AllMovie
- Futurama: Bender's Game at Rotten Tomatoes
- Bender's Game at The Infosphere.
