Futurama (1999)

Where No Fan Has Gone Before - S4-E12

Trivia: As Sulu is telling the story, the vessel firing the rocket with the "sacred texts" of 79 episodes, six movies, and blooper reel, with minor differences, very closely resembles the Eagle vehicles in the British Sci-Fi series Space: 1999.

A Leela of Her Own - S4-E10

Trivia: As the crew look at Blernsball displays, they come to races that broke the color barrier. The uniform and cap on the second one has the Star Trek logos on them, and the fourth is a native of the planet Sharron (Seen in the Star Trek episode "Let That Be Your Last Battleground").

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A Head in the Polls - S2-E7

Trivia: As Amy talks to the Hemp party representative, the representative for the Bull Space Moose Party is Bullwinkle J. Moose with antennae on his horns.

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Brannigan Begin Again - S2-E6

Trivia: In the opening, Fry and Bender are playing Holographic Chess. The setup (including the alcove they're in) is paying homage to the chess scene in "Star Wars" between Chewbacca and R2D2.

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Murder on the Planet Express - S7-E24

Trivia: There is an outside shot of the Planet Express at the start of the scene where they meet Dan McMasters. During this shot, a truck is visible driving with arcade cabinets attached to the back. One of the cabinets shows the Fix-It Felix, Jr. game from the movie Wreck-It Ralph. (00:05:45)

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Saturday Morning Fun Pit - S7-E19

Trivia: When Bender kills a soldier with a chainsaw during the "G.I. Zapp" segment, the soldier lets out a Wilhelm scream.

Trivia: Professor Farnsworth bears a resemblance to Sebastian Cobb, a character who appeared on The Simpsons in the episode "Marge vs. The Monorail."

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My Problem With Popplers (a.k.a. The Problem With Popplers) - S2-E18

Trivia: As Bender stops Zoidberg from eating, he says "Hold on, Sigmund", a possible reference to the title character in the 1970's Sid and Marty Kroft live action kids show "Sigmund and the Sea Monsters".

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