T5.E2

Jurassic Bark

Episódio foi ao ar 17 de nov. de 2002
12
23 min

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John DiMaggio and Billy West in Futurama (1999)

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFry discovers the intact fossilized remains of his pet dog from his old life. The Professor reveals he can clone the animal.Fry discovers the intact fossilized remains of his pet dog from his old life. The Professor reveals he can clone the animal.Fry discovers the intact fossilized remains of his pet dog from his old life. The Professor reveals he can clone the animal.

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9,5/10

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Billy West

Philip J. Fry
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Katey Sagal

Turanga Leela
(narração)

John DiMaggio

Bender
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Tress MacNeille

Tour Guide
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Maurice LaMarche

Archaeologist
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David Herman

Man at Delivery Address
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Lauren Tom

Amy Wong
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Frank Welker

Seymour
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Tom Kenny

Yancy Fry Jr.
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Kath Soucie

Cubert Farnsworth
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10mfloresclubalmagro

You will cry for ever and ever

Reading most of the reviews here shows exactly the same colective feeling: once you've seen this episode you can't ever watch it again and just the memory of it will instantly make you burst into tears. I agree with someone who said it is the sadest thing ever in the world. It's just like that. I've not seen any other piece of film (live action or animated) that will make my heart brake completely and then throw it on the floor and step on it again and again. Forget Bamby's mom, forget Lion King, forget Titanic or Artificial Intelligence's ending (Well that last one can be the only match actually). Anyway, if you're a dog lover, or a human lover, or a human with human feelings, watch at your own discretion. Be advised. Thanks Matt Groening for the first 10 ir 12 seasons of The Simpsons and for this great show.

10krystalnjoeysmom

crying thinking about it

I watched this episode last night. I am still crying thinking of the ending. This is, by far, one of the saddest things I have ever watched, and I don't think I could watch it again. Whoever wrote this is both a genius, and crazy. The whole episode I was so happy that Frye was going to get his friend back, and then he misinterprets everything. The last montage with the song was just terrible. It was moving in a way that I couldn't believe, and powerful. I never thought an animated show could have the power to yank at my heart and twist it in such a way. I couldn't fall asleep afterwards. It was not what I expected to watch. I had just finished watching Cold Case, which also tears me up, and wanted to watch something light and funny. I picked the wrong thing. But it will in fact go down as one of my favorite episodes, even though it was so sad.

10mickbundy

Even thinking about it ruins me

Every time man. Why do I do this to myself? The saddest ending to a TV episode I've ever watched.

9Thiim-Thim

Think about it

yeah, it is a tough one to watch. The second time and beyond, you know it's going to hurt. Can get sad just thinking about watching it....

And then think about the fact that originally the idea was to have Frys' mother play the part of the dog! Wow! They actually abandoned that idea, because they felt it was too sad. I wonder what mails they would have gotten, if they had aired that one

10tomsan84

like so many others said: great episode

I like animated comedy, its comedy for 'our' generation. Sitcoms just don't do it anymore and implement way to many morals into the storyline.

Futurama differentiates itself enough from the other popular animated comedy series to be interesting. Animated comedy is, maybe silently, stigmatized for being to superficial. Indeed the stories don't go to deep most of the time and that is the appealing part of it, but now and then people have a need for extra emotions besides humor.

Bringing drama with a laugh, to me sounds impossible. obviously it can be done, but it almost always negates or even nullifies the drama part.

This episode was regular for almost the entire length, but it was build up to the end so ingeniously and unnoticeable that the end indeed made such an impact.

I think that if you compare this scene with the saddest scene from friends (in context) futurama wins by a land slide in sadness.

Curiosidades
The episode was originally going to be about Fry finding the body of his mom. However, this premise got the ax after the writers realized that Fry dragging his mom's fossilized corpse around New New York would be "too upsetting" to viewers.

Erros de gravação
The score on the TV shows 2nd quarter Wisconsin 9 Stanford 3, however, the actual half-time score was Stanford 9 Wisconsin 3. Wisconsin's first touchdown didn't come until the third quarter.

Citações
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: [Seymour is about to be cloned; the scanner reveals his species and the age when he died] Interesting... It seems Seymour died at the ripe old age of fifteen.
Fry: Fifteen? You mean... he lived for twelve more years after I got frozen?
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: [Nods] Indeed.
Fry: [pauses] Stop the cloning.
[Everybody exclaims in confusion; Fry then takes a large wrench and hammers it against the machine, halting the cloning process]
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: [Crosses his arms] Oh, sure! Smash the *smart guy's* machine...
Bender: Fry, what's wrong?
Fry: Think about it: Seymour lived a full life after I was gone... He probably even added new songs to his repertoire.
Bender: But that's a good thing. "Walkin' On Sunshine" sucks noodles.
Fry: I had Seymour 'till he was three. That's when I knew him, and that's when I loved him... I'll never forget him...
[Picks up the fossil and looks into its apparent eyes]
Fry: But he forgot me a long, long time ago...
[Kisses his dog on the head, places him on the broken machine, casts a last look of good-bye, and leaves]

Conexões
Featured in The Cinema Snob: Dolemite (2010)

Trilhas sonoras
I Will Wait For You
(Je ne Pourrai Jamais Vivre sans Toi) (uncredited)
Music by Michel Legrand
French lyrics by Jacques Demy
English lyrics by Norman Gimbel
Performed by Connie Francis