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*'''Matt Groeing''': That was the only joke all year with the word symposiam in it in all of television | *'''Matt Groeing''': That was the only joke all year with the word symposiam in it in all of television | ||
*'''David X. Cohen''': The fish's name cinnamon after my cat | *'''David X. Cohen''': The fish's name cinnamon after my cat | ||
*'''David X. Cohen''': How did we ever get permission for that | *'''David X. Cohen''': How did we ever get permission for that?? | ||
==Commentators== | ==Commentators== |
Revision as of 11:52, 28 December 2007
Production Number: 1ACV08
DVD: Season 1, Disc 2
Commentary
Topics of Discussion
- David Herman's great performance as Wernstrom
- The young professor has red hair proving he's related to Fry
- Ron Popeil sold them 80,000 dollars to appear on the show
- Wernstrom's fish, Cinnamon, is named after David's cat
- Secrets include:
- The coffee stain is the animation studio's logo
- The episode was nominated for an Emmys but was beaten by King of the Hill
- The writer can't make a joke about Uranus as its now named Urectum
- Matt and David wanted to include a documentary in each season
- The character of Cubert Farnsworth was supposed to first appear in this episode
- The public still don't know what the really filthy country was
- The characters of Morbo and Linda
- That the episode reflects the movie Armageddon
- The ending song is from Dr. Strangelove
Highlights / Quotes
- Matt Groeing: That was the only joke all year with the word symposiam in it in all of television
- David X. Cohen: The fish's name cinnamon after my cat
- David X. Cohen: How did we ever get permission for that??
Commentators
- Matt Groening
- Creator
- David X. Cohen
- Executive Producer
- Rich Moore
- Supervising Director
- Lewis Morton
- Writer
- Susan Dietter
- Director
- John DiMaggio
- Actor (Bender, miscellaneous)