Futurama

Bender's cameo in Future-Drama

Futurama is an animated science-fiction comedy show, that was also created by Matt Groening. Numerous references have been made to the show throughout the run of The Simpsons.

List of references

"Treehouse of Horror IX": David X. Cohen's pseudnoymn is David "Watch Futurama" Cohen.
"Mayored to the Mob": Uter wears a Futurama T-shirt at the "Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con". At this point Futurama' had yet to begin airing.
"Missionary: Impossible": Bender appears in FOX telethon.
"HOMR": A yellow Fry appears in the couch gag.
"Bart vs. Lisa vs. The Third Grade": Bender is one of the TV characters Bart turns the kids into.
"My Big Fat Geek Wedding": Matt Groening appears as himself at the Comic Book convention, billed as the creator of Futurama.
"Fraudcast News": Squeaky Voiced Teen yells: "Why did they have to cancel Futurama?!" before jumping off a mountain.
"Future-Drama": Bender appears when Homer and Bart pass through the tunnel; John DiMaggio guest stars as the voice of Bender. The episode's title is a reference to Futurama as well.
"Homerazzi": Sideshow Mel eats the American Flag just as Dr. Zoidberg did in "A Taste of Freedom".
"That 90's Show": Homer says that Matt Groening created Futurama at the time.

The Simpsons in Futurama

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Blinky's cameo in the Futurama pilot.

In return, there have been a few references to The Simpsons on Futurama.

"Space Pilot 3000": When Fry passes through an underwater tube, Blinky briefly appears in the water below him.
"A Big Piece of Garbage": On the trash asteriod, a pile of Bart Simpson dolls can be seen. Bender picks up one and hears Bart say his catchprase, "Eat my shorts". Bender complies and eat them and mimics Homer in saying "Mmmmm...shorts".
"Mars University": Homer, Bart, and Bobo toys appear.
"Luck of the Fryish": Bart's head appears on the shelf.
"Leela's Homeworld": Bart's face appears in the hot air balloon.
"Bender's Big Score": Apu and Manjula's heads appear in the head museum.
Bart, Lisa, and Maggie appear in the opening sequence on the TV screen in one of the Tracey Ullman Shorts.

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