Put Your Head on My Shoulder (Futurama)
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| Futurama episode | |
| "Put Your Head on my Shoulder" | |
 Fry and Amy decide to start dating. |
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| Episode no. | 20 |
| Prod. code | 2ACV07 |
| Airdate | February 13, 2000 |
| Writer(s) | Ken Keeler |
| Director | Chris Louden |
| Opening subtitle | Not based on the novel by James Fenimore Cooper |
| Opening cartoon | "Chick And Double Chick" |
| Season 2 November 1999 – December 2000 |
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"Put Your Head on My Shoulder" is episode seven in the second production season of Futurama. It originally aired in North America on February 13, 2000 as the tenth episode of the second broadcast season. The episode was written by Ken Keeler and directed by Chris Louden. The episode focuses on a romantic relationship between Fry and Amy however the two break up and all the characters are left searching for a date for Valentine's Day.
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[edit] Plot
Amy buys a car at Malfunctioning Eddie's Rocket-car Emporium, and asks Fry to take a road trip to Mercury that led to a long wait for a tow truck after they're out of gas. Then, she and Fry began dating after making out on the return trip. Meanwhile Bender decided to not get the recommended safety features installed (including a bumper on his shiny metal ass that makes it look like a proper human ass) and is warned that his ass could explode at any time.
With Valentine's Day approaching, Bender decides to start a computer dating service. Fry worries that he and Amy are spending too much time together, and asks Leela to come with them on a picnic to Europa they had planned. When she refuses, Fry asks Zoidberg to come with them. Zoidberg comes with them, but when Fry asks him to drive, he crashes the car, and Fry wakes up to find Zoidberg telling him that his body is badly damaged in the crash. Fry, in shock, discovers his head is grafted onto Amy's shoulder in order to be kept alive. After returning to Earth Fry breaks up with an unwilling Amy, and she makes Valentine's Day plans with another man.
The three (Fry, Amy and Amy's date) wind up at Elzar's, where all the people who applied to Bender's dating service—including Leela—are with their dates. All these dates are flops, however; Bender merely rounded up a bunch of strangers from the bus station, and they all leave for the bus ride home. Amy hits it off with her date, and is about to leave with him, and Fry's unwilling head. Luckily for Fry, Leela spots him across the room and comes over to save him. By saving Fry, she tricks Amy's boyfriend into talking about his job—banking industry regulation—and he soon winds up talking very boringly, distracting him from leaving with Amy. Fry quietly thanks Leela for the assistance.
The next day, Zoidberg reattaches Fry's head to his now-repaired body, and everything returns to normal. Some of the nerves in Fry's neck were apparently rewired so that Fry's left leg hits him every time he touches his neck. As a result, Fry kicks Bender; and his explosive butt finally blows.
[edit] Continuity
- Mom's Son Larry is one of the people who lines up outside Bender's dating service. He is set up with Hattie McDoogal.
- Dr. Zoidberg is uncharacteristically medically competent in this episode, being able to attach Fry's head to Amy's body as well as reattaching Fry's head to his own body. In "Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love?," for example, he demonstrates an inability to reattach Fry's arm. His success could be assumed to be more down to luck than his own expertise, however.
[edit] Production
The gas station sign denotes the distance to the next gas station as being 4,750 miles, which is fairly accurate as the actual circumference of Mercury is approximately 9,525 miles.[1]
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" at TV.com
- "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" at the Internet Movie Database
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