Quids Game

I'm only rating it a 10 because so many people are giving it a 1.

This episode wasn't the best, but it also wasn't bad by any stretch of the imagination. This was a pretty good episode that had some funny moments and some sad/emotional moments.

The plot of the episode is actually really fun and creative. Yes, I know it's a Squid Game parody, but I still found the way they made it into a Futurama episode was creative and felt natural. They didn't even mention the thing they were parodying like other episodes in the Hulu run so far.

People have become so negative online that nothing can just be decent or good anymore. It's only great or trash, and I don't think that's a fair way to look at things.

Overall, this is a fun, silly episode that does pull on your heartstrings occasionally. It's not perfect, but it's far from bad. I would say it deserves about a 7.5/10. This episode will undoubtedly age well and only get better with time.

This episode was strange by all standards. There was no instance that was funny unless you're somebody who likes random blatant violence. The moral of the episode shown in the end was also confusing not heartfelt in any way and generally weird. This episode left way more questions then it tried to answer by creating new character developments and backstory to characters nobody really cared about. And only making the relationship with Fry's family more confusing than it has ever been. The main villains of this episode also look like they should be in a different TV show by how they're designed and animated. And they inclusion of so many other characters from previous episodes really feels forced in this episode. It's also filled with jokes that would have been funny two years ago but now are extremely out of date.

It's actually "Yur Mum" by Wet Leg. You're welcome. Now you can enjoy your life once again and you don't have to yell at the internet for suggesting that insipid song by Mazie, which is in fact, NOT the song in the episode. I couldn't find it no matter how many times I searched for it, or how many times I changed the wording. I finally found an episode transcript that listed the name of the song and band and I was immediately happy and mollified, since I had finally found the right artist and it all made sense since I'm a fan of their work, and all was right with the world, as when the hobbits returned back to the Shire. Ahhh, I feel better now. How are you? I hope this helped you, if you are like me who's heart soars like a bird flying free over it's domain when it hears a wonderful new song, but then falls to the ground in despair when they cannot find the song afterwards.

Wow, this one was good! Don't get me wrong, it wasn't PERFECT, but I think this is, by far, the best paced and funniest episode since the reboot. It seemed, from the title, that it would be a relatively soulless tie in to the Squid Game show, but they really went above and beyond to make this one its own thing. The comedy is also getting better and better, and I found myself enjoying this one's jokes a lot. Tonally, I don't think it will ever be the exact same as either the originals or the CC episodes, but that's ok. It's a different decade, and there are different writers. I think this one will be remembered more fondly in the future than today. Plus, the ending was incredible! The only real problem that I got peeved by was the ad breaks, and how they stop the flow of the episode, despite there not even being ads for this show. Either put ads in, or stop breaking the pacing. Anyways, great episode!

Is the whole purpose to make us feel like crap?? This episode feels like it's trying to hard to be like "Jurrasic Bark" or "Luck of the Fryish." It's a little desperate. Still, a good episode. Needs a little more Zap, why not. I mean, it's a fun little "grab bag" of an episode. I will never complain about more Futurama. But this one was a smidge off-center.

But geez, that ending. Little rough on the viewers there, Hulu. Also, lots of continuity errors. Characters you've come to love may or may not be seen ever again. Emphasize on the "may or may not."

Also, we learn something about Fry. Did he have bad friends? Bad parents? Or both, in the 21st century? No him doesn't.