A summary of the sections with "God" from Futurama season 4 episode 8 "Godfellas" "When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all."
No, actually, they aren't words to live by. They are a deepity. Something that is actually really stupid, but to listeners that are even more stupid, sounds to them like it is deep and profound. For instance. Abraham Lincoln. Would you say people aren't sure he did anything at all? Case in point it is a false statement. When you do things right, the effects will be profound. Unfortunately when you do things wrong, the effects will likely also be profound.
@@medexamtoolscom you suck for complaining about something so trivial, no one is really going to live by these rules as long as they have a working brain cell in there head.
@@Ocelot923it is meaningful. The most necessary people in society are the ones who you don’t notice. Can you tell me the name of the man who cleaned Lincoln’s chimney? What about the man who fixed Kennedys car? What about the janitor at NASA? Without those people society would fall into disrepair and nothing could get done.
@Mark Aberdeen i want to point out that while the entity claims he doesn't know which way earth is, he ALSO knew bender was coming, was watching him and knew his name.
Exactly. It's not necessarily faith in God but what he created. It's faith in the process, that by some strange stretch of events, God created, from start to finish, humanity's 100% perfect redemption arc.
@@medexamtoolscom no, you don't have to subscribe to a philosophy to understand it and its appeal and just because you don't subscribe to it, doesn't make it crap or without value.
The Earth kept spinning though, so naturally one wouldn't expect it to be still pointed that way even moments later. Maybe it tracks its journey across the sky within certain limits?
@@karenfan010 I dont think so. Bender is very emotionally attached to Fry. He is his first human friend. They live together. He said it himself that every time he yells “Kill all humans”, he wispers “except one”. Revealing that “one” to be Fry.
It showed interest in saving the monks to prove, from its point of view, that God doesn't do anything at all, and from the God's, that people can do the good without his direct intervention; both perspectives are seen simultaneously
God pushed Bender into thinking that he can't rely on God for anything which indirectly got Bender to help the monks because he believes that you can't rely on God in anything. God killed two birds with one stone
I always tell people "its about the consequences. Figure out whats gonna happen as a result of your actions, then decide if you can live with them. If not, dont do the thing. If yes, full steam ahead"
I like that line a lot, especially coming from that character. Like, it isn't whether you call it right or wrong, it's whether or not it matters. And only what you do matters.
This is the closest depiction of what I think God truly is. 1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV) 10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
I like how in every episode, someone goes through some kind of emotional crisis, nearly loses someone close to them, or suffers a near-death experience in some way or another.
So you're saying Abraham was doing it wrong, and the allied forces were doing things wrong in WWII, and literally every famous person that ever made anything noteworthy in history was doing it wrong.
@@medexamtoolscomwait 2000 years and humanity will still feel the effects of their actions, yet will have largely forgotten their names except for a small niche minority. Tell me yourself without looking it up, what did Diocletian, Xuan of Han, and Ashoka the Great do? Hint: good things that can still be felt to this day.
@@dylanf3108he's probably not omnipotent but i'm pretty sure he's omniscient. He said he knows what bender will do before he does it and you could argue he didn't send bender immediately back to earth because it wasn't the right time to do so yet
@@dylanf3108 It's up to interpretation if he is or isn't, that's the entire premise, "When you do things right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all".
They did. 1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV) 10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
They did kind of get it right. It's like that joke about the devout worshiper who drowned. People keep arriving to help him and he rejects their help saying "No, I will wait for God to save me". Eventually he drowns and when he gets to heaven he furiously asks God "Why didn't you save me!", and God replies "I tried, I sent 3 people to get you". Even the devout man did not see God was acting through them. The Holy Spirit is alive and acts through us all. It is said that even the Devil is used by God for his works, showing God's absolute authority and his subtlety.
That is how God is. 1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV) 10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
Bender: “did you say something ?” quote un-quote_God: “ uh…no no” That’s a hint people: “ a drop of water is not able to know what an ocean is” I. Krishnamurti
Floating in space seeing nebulas, stars, and galaxies is one of my dreams of dying slowy losing your breath and seeing those things is one f*ckin beautiful way to die.
Futurama's coming back without John DiMaggio. Whoever replaces him has got massive shoes to fill. Not to mention Disney will probably mess it up because they specialise in ruining beloved franchises these days.
i don't believe in god...but fry's "i wish i had bender back", and how he "pinged" god hit home. i had this cat, and he started getting this stuff in his eyes. so many cats i had died that way...so i looked him in the face, closed my eyes, and prayed for real for the first time in my life. all i said was "please don't die...". craziest thing? he didn't die. even through more craziness.
You could also take the stance that, in the absence of any god with total cosmic awareness, your own awareness has the greatest claim to being god within your personal existence-- after all, your own mind is it's ultimate creator in every moment, and is by far the most actionable entity upon your own reality. I like that approach because it emphasizes personal responsibility far more than many religions that would rather leave things in "god's hands". Why not say your hands are god's hands? You'd just need to take special care as a fallible and finite god.
@@ianmeade7441 People don’t do that because God complex’s are not good for the human mind, trust me I went there and it still hard to leave but by the end you realise that Humanity are not gods and that good because we be terrible, just look at the Gods we made up. Many if not all, could be compare to real humans and the humans we compare are terrible people.
1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV) 10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
Hey bro, it's ok. I've met God and he's pretty cool. And how it went down for me was like this. Religion matters~ish. He will work on your training ie Religion, he will work on your hear, expose that you care and grow it, work on faith (this comes in two parts) when you're at a place specifically crafted for you as long as you hope or even wish he will show up. For this period he will stick close by and respond to everything u need in nearly an instant. 2nd part is he will leave you but keep an eye on you) One to give you something personal to fall back on, and the other to grow your independence. I remember and he showed more then enough proof of himself, but when he left I questioned whether he was there, was he real it's almost amazing how completely different my outlook on the world was. My issue was science, but after my experience shit got a little dark but that little bit of hope and I had came back in unmistakable ways that left me with no room for doubt. Then he answered many of my questions. Alot of the time it's because of the roll you have. He is always watching out for you. But sometimes he needs you to live your specific experience in this life so that when he comes to meet you, you are learned, experienced, and capable of helping your brothers and sisters with little judgment. At the point I'm at now he's like a father on one side and a brother on the other. I get dad jokes too. Experiences may very, but he will never give up on you or leave you. Question, doubt, fall, fail and then fail again... he will never forsake you. Just keep walking sibling, are we not God's, if we are is children?
my question is how far did bender go into space because in this seen were it zooms up 3:03 it shows that bender pretty much left the solar system so he must’ve went millions of miles into deep space in under 5 days or so
TO ANOTHER GALAXY! And not just the next one over! Distance doesn't mean anything in FUTURAMA. "God" gets the signal from Fry in a few seconds, but it might be a million light-years to travel... a LOT of sci-fi is like that. Everything in Space is more or less touching, you run into people you know out at the Galactic Rim, which it only took you a few minutes to reach....
Anyone else in the back of your minds think of this when the subject of or you talk/pray to God? Cause i feel i do sometimes. Then again kinda think of the Simpsons good too.
God said to Bender exactly what was needed for Bender to take action and save those Monks. "When you do things right..." that live gives me shivers and hope.
3:06-3:11. Funny how God lies to Bender and that is considered the "wrong" thing to do. But, he ends up sending Bender back to Earth in the end. It truly shows that "right and wrong" really are just words. What truly matters is what you do.
I know billy west voiced god But it would be cool if Futurama invited someone like morgan freeman,sean Connery(rip) ,liam Neeson,,KiefferSutherland ,cristhopher Walken or other's
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I like how God would have sent Bender to earth if he knew where it was, and when he did, he immediately sent him there.
Me too and I liked at the start bender asked god do you speak English and gods response “ I do now”
Bro probably got tired og him snoring…. Why a robot would be programmed to snore I cannot explain
@@sinnerdegarah1952 same on that was programmed to speak English instead of binary
That god deserve praise and love
I wonder if he just lied so that bender would end up on earth at the right time to help the monks
When you do things right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all.
Words to live by.
God is like a janitor or an administrative assistant
Yes a good God would be
No, actually, they aren't words to live by. They are a deepity. Something that is actually really stupid, but to listeners that are even more stupid, sounds to them like it is deep and profound. For instance. Abraham Lincoln. Would you say people aren't sure he did anything at all? Case in point it is a false statement. When you do things right, the effects will be profound. Unfortunately when you do things wrong, the effects will likely also be profound.
@@medexamtoolscom you suck for complaining about something so trivial, no one is really going to live by these rules as long as they have a working brain cell in there head.
@@Ocelot923it is meaningful. The most necessary people in society are the ones who you don’t notice. Can you tell me the name of the man who cleaned Lincoln’s chimney? What about the man who fixed Kennedys car? What about the janitor at NASA? Without those people society would fall into disrepair and nothing could get done.
"Yes, I saw. You were doing good, until everyone died."
I love Futurama's humor.
*well
My parents watching me play The Sims.
God send Bender down to save the monks and not even Bender realized that.
I love Futurama's writing!
Holy fuck you're right I never realised
Don't forget, that antenna is still pointed at the Deity Galaxy, so they can communicate with God.... If he doesn't remain silent.
And of course bender (the furthest thing from a monk) will tell the monks his story and possibly confirm the existence of that which the monks seek.
and nobody will be sure he did anything at all.
@Mark Aberdeen i want to point out that while the entity claims he doesn't know which way earth is, he ALSO knew bender was coming, was watching him and knew his name.
I love how "God" says the electrical thing like he's done it before.
He was putting it in terms Bender would understand.
@@Whitebeardtheking9 because bender’s a king of crimes
@@karenfan010very much so. 😄
My favorite interpretation of God.
hell yeah brother
A living Quantum Computer, OS.
This is a reference to the movie “It’s a wonderful life “
@@jlewis1091 really? Which part? :0 that's pretty interesting.
Me too.
"Possible. I am user-friendly. My good chum." is the most underrated Futurama line.
I die every time
Who built you?
I have always been
Oh, my God. Are you God?
@@BorisTheAnimal-p5y"Possible, I do feel compassion for all living things, my good chum."
like how god explains things to Bender in a way he can understand. "You have to use a light touch, like a safecracker, or a pickpocket."
He does that quite a lot
“When you do things right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all.”
One of my favourite lines from the series
yeah it actually makes alot of sense
And it’s applicable to every aspect of life.
A quote that everyone needs to hear
Great quote
But what's the way to do things right
one of the best episodes and a great commentary on god and faith
Yes
Exactly. It's not necessarily faith in God but what he created. It's faith in the process, that by some strange stretch of events, God created, from start to finish, humanity's 100% perfect redemption arc.
It seems that whoever wrote it has read some Kierkegaard.
To someone that buys into that crap maybe, but I say nothing else comes close to Jurassic Bark.
@@medexamtoolscom no, you don't have to subscribe to a philosophy to understand it and its appeal and just because you don't subscribe to it, doesn't make it crap or without value.
The "electrical thing" line still cracks me up.
I always wondered if the monks found god since the telescope didn't move after Fry and leela left. It was right on him.
they probably woudve thought it was another stupid galaxy
Oh, how convenient! A method of finding God that doesn’t involve looking through a telescope? GET BACK TO WORK!
@@greglinski2208 top tier reply
*Him
The Earth kept spinning though, so naturally one wouldn't expect it to be still pointed that way even moments later. Maybe it tracks its journey across the sky within certain limits?
Crazy thing is that Fry would probably wait and search till he died for Bender. Their friendship is the best
what sucks is that if it where bender looking for fry he would’ve gave up after 5 hours cause he’s that kind of robot
@@karenfan010 I dont think so.
Bender is very emotionally attached to Fry. He is his first human friend. They live together. He said it himself that every time he yells “Kill all humans”, he wispers “except one”. Revealing that “one” to be Fry.
@@F.S92 didnt he become a were-car obsessed with killing leela over fry because he cared mpre for her then for him?
Like the episode of frys dog waiting for him until he passed 😢
@@youtubestudiosucks978no he just wasnt at the point where he kills his best friend
4:05
Did bender just go from chaotic evil to chaotic good?
A light touch from god
guy was really chaotic neutral anyways
It showed interest in saving the monks to prove, from its point of view, that God doesn't do anything at all, and from the God's, that people can do the good without his direct intervention; both perspectives are seen simultaneously
@@grimmmarkena6740 or that god indirectly saved those monks by directing bender towards that way of thinking
God pushed Bender into thinking that he can't rely on God for anything which indirectly got Bender to help the monks because he believes that you can't rely on God in anything. God killed two birds with one stone
Right & wrong are just words, what matters is what you do.
I live by this statement so much.
I always tell people "its about the consequences. Figure out whats gonna happen as a result of your actions, then decide if you can live with them. If not, dont do the thing. If yes, full steam ahead"
@@CaptainPrincess You put it into the right words. Gonna stick with that from now on. I always had trouble making that mindset easier to summarize.
I like that line a lot, especially coming from that character. Like, it isn't whether you call it right or wrong, it's whether or not it matters. And only what you do matters.
In a way, Bender only wanted to save the monks to spite God and I think thats beatiful because is what God had planed
This is the closest depiction of what I think God truly is.
1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV)
10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
Why is this episode of a cartoon the closest thing I've had to a religious experience?
Because ironically its more plausible for a being like that to exist than the gods that people pray to
because you have an underdeveloped sense of spirituality and instead choose to relate to nerdy cartoons
The moment you realize, he is acting through bender
Woah
I like how in every episode, someone goes through some kind of emotional crisis, nearly loses someone close to them, or suffers a near-death experience in some way or another.
I come back to this quote a lot “if you do things right, people won’t be able to tell whether you’ve done anything at all.”
So you're saying Abraham was doing it wrong, and the allied forces were doing things wrong in WWII, and literally every famous person that ever made anything noteworthy in history was doing it wrong.
@@medexamtoolscomwait 2000 years and humanity will still feel the effects of their actions, yet will have largely forgotten their names except for a small niche minority. Tell me yourself without looking it up, what did Diocletian, Xuan of Han, and Ashoka the Great do? Hint: good things that can still be felt to this day.
Great quote
@@chinsaw2727 they all persecuted Christians?
@@chinsaw2727 I didn’t think of it that way, thank you for reminding me of this perspective!
"When you do things right, people wont be sure you've done anything at all"
That always stuck to me.. somehow
Yes if you make it look like an electrical thing, that was hilarious
God supports insurance fraud. Makes sense.
"This is, by a wide margin, the least-likely thing that has ever happened" is a top 10 line of the entire show
I always bring up this episode to people and find this video and play it for them. It’s so profound it brings a tear to my eye every time.
Bro, this God Galaxy might be the most powerful creature in all of fiction
Lol what. He isn’t omnipotent or omniscient. He’s not that powerful compared to gods of other universes or fictions.
@@dylanf3108he's probably not omnipotent but i'm pretty sure he's omniscient. He said he knows what bender will do before he does it and you could argue he didn't send bender immediately back to earth because it wasn't the right time to do so yet
@@dylanf3108 It's up to interpretation if he is or isn't, that's the entire premise, "When you do things right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all".
I like how he sounds like Carl Sagan
Imagine if they got this right about how God thinks
They did.
1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV)
10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
They did kind of get it right. It's like that joke about the devout worshiper who drowned.
People keep arriving to help him and he rejects their help saying "No, I will wait for God to save me". Eventually he drowns and when he gets to heaven he furiously asks God "Why didn't you save me!", and God replies "I tried, I sent 3 people to get you".
Even the devout man did not see God was acting through them. The Holy Spirit is alive and acts through us all. It is said that even the Devil is used by God for his works, showing God's absolute authority and his subtlety.
That is so good!💖 I love it, it is so well done... no wonder it got an award! Thank you for uploading it 👏 xx
That line still sticks with me.
Great line, but what do you think he means by it? Or is it one of those quotes that has a bunch of different meanings?
@10th House Tek Thank you!!!! I’ve been waiting for meaning for this quote for like ever!! How’d you figure out the meaning?
@@erussel12 what did the guy comment? its deleted now
@@makajarry8970 I don’t even remember. I’m sorry.
@@erussel12uess he did something right cause we didn’t know he did anything at all
This is all way too true. I love this episode and I was just thinking about this too
I honestly believe that if there is a God it would be a lot like this
I wouldn't mind a god like this either.
That is how God is.
1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV)
10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
Free will baby, the number one respected law in the universe
Absolutely one of the top 2 or 3 Futurama episodes ever. Maybe even #1.
The monks are searching for god. God sends the most irreverent entity in history to confirm gods existence.
Magnificent
Or a guy who burns down a bar for the insurance money …yes if you make it look like an electrical thing
He went down and spoke to Bender in a way he could understand.
2:02 I just dreamt about this episode..
This is, by a wide margin, the least likely thing that has ever happened
this is by a wide margin the least likely thing that has ever happened
It's cool how the galaxy resembles the spore planet selection screen.
DiMaggio is such a fantastic voice actor
so is billy west
Bender: “did you say something ?”
quote un-quote_God: “ uh…no no”
That’s a hint people:
“ a drop of water is not able to know what an ocean is”
I. Krishnamurti
2:10 The Greatest Line In Futurama History
i love how there are a lot of recent comments when this video was uploaded 11 years ago
God and the machine
this shit gives me goosebumps after having a similar experience combing shrooms and acid
Floating in space seeing nebulas, stars, and galaxies is one of my dreams of dying slowy losing your breath and seeing those things is one f*ckin beautiful way to die.
Me too brother
He did do something. He taught someone to care and to do what is right. And he backs it up to make sure it goes well. He never makes mistakes.
This is Futurama at its absolute peak.
A great way of saying of how our predecessor s could have played a part and just be gone because of time
This episode ended really effecting my religious beliefs and I doubt that was the intent of the writers
Literally Spore galaxy
Such good writing lol...
The god-bender conversation is basically the basis of my religion by the way.
Minus the comedy parts of course.
Futurama's coming back without John DiMaggio. Whoever replaces him has got massive shoes to fill. Not to mention Disney will probably mess it up because they specialise in ruining beloved franchises these days.
Didn't they agree to his demands and he's confirmed to come back?
@@beardedgreek9069 They did!
@@beardedgreek9069 he agreeded to theirs in the end. His haggling failed sadly
@@MrRushhour4 Is that true? How so?
@@vanyuuhi5665 yep. Be tried Haggling, but given this is Disney we're dealing with, quickly realised he held none of the cards so relented.
i don't believe in god...but fry's "i wish i had bender back", and how he "pinged" god hit home. i had this cat, and he started getting this stuff in his eyes. so many cats i had died that way...so i looked him in the face, closed my eyes, and prayed for real for the first time in my life. all i said was "please don't die...". craziest thing? he didn't die. even through more craziness.
As a non believer if god exist i wish it could be like this one calm, serene and like the thing says helping
Nothing is stopping you from believing that he is. After all, it's called "Faith" not "fact" for a reason.
You could also take the stance that, in the absence of any god with total cosmic awareness, your own awareness has the greatest claim to being god within your personal existence-- after all, your own mind is it's ultimate creator in every moment, and is by far the most actionable entity upon your own reality. I like that approach because it emphasizes personal responsibility far more than many religions that would rather leave things in "god's hands".
Why not say your hands are god's hands? You'd just need to take special care as a fallible and finite god.
@@ianmeade7441 People don’t do that because God complex’s are not good for the human mind, trust me I went there and it still hard to leave but by the end you realise that Humanity are not gods and that good because we be terrible, just look at the Gods we made up. Many if not all, could be compare to real humans and the humans we compare are terrible people.
1 Timothy 4:10 - The New International Version (NIV)
10 That is why we labor and strive, because we have put our hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all people, and especially of those who believe.
Hey bro, it's ok. I've met God and he's pretty cool. And how it went down for me was like this. Religion matters~ish. He will work on your training ie Religion, he will work on your hear, expose that you care and grow it, work on faith (this comes in two parts) when you're at a place specifically crafted for you as long as you hope or even wish he will show up. For this period he will stick close by and respond to everything u need in nearly an instant. 2nd part is he will leave you but keep an eye on you)
One to give you something personal to fall back on, and the other to grow your independence. I remember and he showed more then enough proof of himself, but when he left I questioned whether he was there, was he real it's almost amazing how completely different my outlook on the world was. My issue was science, but after my experience shit got a little dark but that little bit of hope and I had came back in unmistakable ways that left me with no room for doubt. Then he answered many of my questions.
Alot of the time it's because of the roll you have. He is always watching out for you. But sometimes he needs you to live your specific experience in this life so that when he comes to meet you, you are learned, experienced, and capable of helping your brothers and sisters with little judgment.
At the point I'm at now he's like a father on one side and a brother on the other. I get dad jokes too.
Experiences may very, but he will never give up on you or leave you.
Question, doubt, fall, fail and then fail again... he will never forsake you.
Just keep walking sibling, are we not God's, if we are is children?
1:20 Wowo Multi-Verse
my question is how far did bender go into space because in this seen were it zooms up 3:03 it shows that bender pretty much left the solar system so he must’ve went millions of miles into deep space in under 5 days or so
TO ANOTHER GALAXY! And not just the next one over! Distance doesn't mean anything in FUTURAMA. "God" gets the signal from Fry in a few seconds, but it might be a million light-years to travel... a LOT of sci-fi is like that. Everything in Space is more or less touching, you run into people you know out at the Galactic Rim, which it only took you a few minutes to reach....
Anyone else in the back of your minds think of this when the subject of or you talk/pray to God? Cause i feel i do sometimes. Then again kinda think of the Simpsons good too.
So Bender is gone 3 days and returns? Hmmmm
God converted bender and got him to proclaim his message in action and doing.
@3:42 those words accurately describe what happened when Futurama was revived in 2023!
how dose god not know where earth is?
Universe is so big and so many creations have been made its hard to remember for him
@@cookiesalat6262 Also probably doesn't refer to Earth as Earth.
There’s plenty of planets with intelligent life in futurama
Why do you think he doesn't? Bender got back home right?
He was messing with bender,he knows exactly where it is
NO! QUIT ASKING! 🤣🤣🤣
Jurassic Bark is also one of the best ones.
it’s just so difficult to watch…only once
When you do things right , people won't be sure you've done anything at all. 😂👍
Bender crying at the beginning is me and my depression. I feel sorry for him.
This was my exact DMT trip. Never seen this show before btw.
I use this quote nowadays absolute words of wisdom from the phd creaters
God said to Bender exactly what was needed for Bender to take action and save those Monks. "When you do things right..." that live gives me shivers and hope.
this episode changed my young mind for the better
best chapter ever.
I always keep those words with me.
This is prolly the best concept of God in any movie or TV show.
Futurama got cancelled because we the people of the world didn’t deserve this esoteric and prophetic show. The creators and writers know the truth
I am your friend, Bonder!
That's what I always tought lol
Proof that God does exist! LOL
*m y g o o d c h u m .*
Great episode
3:06-3:11. Funny how God lies to Bender and that is considered the "wrong" thing to do. But, he ends up sending Bender back to Earth in the end. It truly shows that "right and wrong" really are just words. What truly matters is what you do.
Season 3 was weird
😍 My favourite scene of the whole series 😍
Ah good old 42, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
I feel so sorry for Fry and Bender. They both go through depression after being separated.
Awesome
this episode needs to be talked about more.
It makes sense that a robot would meet god because I would send my only begotten son
Looks like a album cover
Taoism
3:15 Where the heck did He get the Parachute From?
God gave it to him
@@shadowstrider8295 I meant where did God Grab the parachute.
@@simplebutnotsolongname6642 I dunno
@@simplebutnotsolongname6642 he’s God he has everything
i don’t know binary cause i’m non-binary
lol I like how you say that and your username is "Man."
When you do things right people won't be sure if you have done anything at all
Hey! That galaxy's signalling in binary. I gotta signal back. But I only know enough binary to ask where the bathroom is. You speak English?
I do now
What are you? Some kind of galactic computer?
wow
Deus ex machina lol
Coll😊
I know billy west voiced god
But it would be cool if Futurama invited someone like morgan freeman,sean Connery(rip) ,liam Neeson,,KiefferSutherland ,cristhopher Walken or other's
Look at the air date of this episode
:)
"Compassion for All Living Things,"
- Yeah, that's clearly not God...Not the Abrahamic one at least.
How so?
@@traevon.m.The Abrahamic God destroys people's bodies and sends them to burn eternally
Sigh
Oh cruel fate, to be thustly boned ask not for who the bone bones, it bones for thee....*destroys piano in poetic rage*