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Gurman169
15-09-2006, 02:38 AM
Summary of Jurassic Bark

Fry reads in the newspaper that archeologists have recreated an old Pizzaria from the 20th Century. He and Bender go to see it and discover that it is in fact Panucci's Pizza, the pizzeria Fry used to work at in 1999. Fry also discovers that the fossilized remains of his old dog Seymour are on display. Fry campaigns to get Seymour back and eventually does, and Farnsworth says he can use the cloning machine to bring Seymour back to life.



Transcript of Jurassic Bark


[Opening Credits. Caption: Not Affiliated With Futurama Brass Knuckle Co.]

[Scene: Fry's and Bender's Lounge. Bender stands in front of a mirror wearing a black top hat and purple cape. Fry wears a snazzy, yet revealing, leotard. Bender clears his throat and addresses the mirror.]

Bender: For my next trick, notice I have nothing up my sleeves ... [He rolls his arms up.] ... and nothing in my head. [He takes his head off shows it to his "audience" and replaces it.] So if my lovely assistant will kindly supply me with an ordinary, non-fake pitcher of milk... [He rolls up a newspaper and pours the milk into it. He then unrolls the newspaper.] Behold, the milk has vanished! Exiled, perhaps, to another dimension!

[He bows to his "audience". As he bows milk drips out from his chest cabinet. Fry claps.]

Fry: Amazing! That's why they call you "Bender the Magnificent"!

Bender: No, it isn't.

[He throws the newspaper across the room into a bin. Fry sees the headline "Archeologists Discover 'Slice Of Old New York'".]

Fry: Whoa! They discovered an intact, 20th century pizzeria, just like the one I used to work at.

Bender: Interesting. No, wait, the other thing ... tedious.

Fry: Let's go check it out. You can see how I lived before I met you.

Bender: You lived before you met me?

Fry: Sure. Lots of people did.

Bender: Really?

[Scene: Museum of Natural History. Fry and Bender walk down a corridor to the exhibit past displays such as "Codpieces of the Federal Reserve Chairman", a pimp in amber and "Coprolites of the New York Knicks". Bender hums and they walk into the pizzeria exhibit. They look around.]

Bender: Truly, they were as gods who built this place!

[A tour group enters.]

Tour Guide: Next, we come to the splendidly-preserved wooden pizza paddle. [She presses a button and a robot chef bats a robot delivery boy with the paddle.] Scientists theorise it was used to gently discipline the delivery boy.

[Fry crouches next to the robot delivery boy and pulls down his fringe so it looks like his robot counterpart's. He notices a "Panucci's Pizza" menu on the wall.]

Fry: Wait a second! This is Panucci's! I used to work in this exact pizzeria! [He grabs the paddle.] And for your information, lady, this was not just used to paddle my butt. It was also used to move pizzas and crush rats.

Tour Guide: I don't know where you get your facts, sir, but I am a volunteer housewife with 45 minutes of orientation and a Harlequin romance about archaeologists.

[She holds up a book.]

Fry: Don't wave your fancy degrees at me! I recognise all this stuff. [He walks over to a display case.] Petrified sausages, old Mr. Patelli. And that's--

[He gasps. There is a dog-shaped black thing in the display case.]

[Flashback: August 1997. A scruffy dog scratches itself in an alley and watches Fry deliver a pizza across the street. Fry buzzes the intercom.]

Man: [on intercom] Yes?

Fry: Pizza delivery for Mr. ... [He checks the note.] ... Seymour Asses.

Man: [on intercom] There's no one by that name here ... or anywhere. I hope that in time you'll realise what an idiot you've been.

Fry: I wouldn't count on that.

[Scene: Alley. Fry sits leaning against a wall. He opens the pizza box and takes out a slice and starts to eat it. The dog crawls out from behind a dumpster and whines. Fry sees him.]

Fry: Aw! Poor little guy. You look like you haven't eaten in a month. Here ... [He offers the dog a slice.] ... but if Mr. Panucci asks, your name is Seymour Asses. [The dog snaffles the slice.] I like you, Seymour. You're not constantly judging me like all the other dogs ... are you? Nah! We understand each other. [He hands Seymour another slice.] People think you're just a dumb mutt who smells bad, can't find a girlfriend and has a crummy job. But you're keepin' it real and you call no man "Mister". [He gets up and gets on his bike.] Well, goodbye. [He does the Vulcan salute from Star Trek.] Live long and prosper.

[He rides away and Seymour watches.]

[Cut to: New York Street. Seymour chases Fry, barking.]

[Flashback ends. Bender reacts to the fossilised dog.]

Bender: Yuck! That's the least appetising calzone I've ever seen!

Fry: No! That's my dog in there. It's an outrage, I say! [He grabs Bender by his foot and uses him to smash the display case. He takes Seymour and Bender hops around holding his foot, screaming in pain.] I'm taking him home and I'd like to see anyone try and stop me. [Two security guards grab him.] Uh-oh!

[Cut to: Outside Museum of Natural History. The security guards throw Fry out of the building and he bounces down the steps, screaming in pain.]

[Scene: Planet Express: Meeting Room. The staff sit at the table.]

Bender: And then he was ejected by the guards. Needless to say, I was mortified.

Fry: Well it's not right to make my dead pet an exhibit. That's like digging up Lassie and putting her on display in the Louvre.

Amy: Lassie is on display in the Louvre.

Fry: I know. I was deliberately describing a similar situation.

Farnsworth: Why don't you try protesting? Like those native Martians; always whining that people don't treat their ancestor's bones with respect.

[He takes a slurp from a mug which look suspiciously like a Martian skull.]

Bender: Nah, protesting never works.

Fry: You're right. [He gets up.] I'll give it a shot!

[Scene: Outside Museum of Natural History. Fry holds a sign and a megaphone.]

Crowd: (chanting) What do you want?

Fry: [into megaphone] Fry's dog!

Crowd: (chanting) When do you want it?

Fry: [into megaphone.] Fry's dog! [The crowd cheers.] I will now perform my people's native dance.

[He turns on a tape and dances to Van McCoy's The Hustle. Leela reads a book.]

Leela: It says this part of The Hustle implores the gods to grant a favour. Usually a Trans-AM.

[Flashback: July 1998 (The Summer Of I Still Know What You Did Last Summer). Fry cycles down the street towards Panucci's, singing.]

Fry: (singing) I'm walking on sunshine! Oh-oh-oh! [Seymour howls along with the tune.] I'm walking on sunshine! Oh-oh-oh! [He locks his bike up.] (talking) That a boy, Seymour! Right here waiting for me as always. Just like that huge mushroom in my shower.

[He goes inside. Seymour follows through the dog flap.]

[Cut to: Panucci's Pizza.]

Panucci: Hey! There's our little mascot. [Seymour shakes himself.] Aw, you been swimming in the sewer again? [He rubs Seymour down with the pizza dough.] You rascal! [He ladles tomato onto the dough. Some spills onto the floor.] Fry, cleanup!

Fry: Seymour, cleanup! [Seymour licks up the tomato.] Good dog!

Panucci: That's a good Seymour!

[A boy plays an arcade game with one hand and holds a pizza slice with another.]

Boy: Yo! There's dog fur on my slice!

Panucci: Nah, that's vermicelli! No fur in here!

[He sneezes into the dough and continues rubbing it. Seymour swims around in the tomato.]

Fry: He's so cute! He can do two things at one time: Eat and swim. Ooh, three things!

[Flashback ends. Fry is still dancing. It is raining and the music starts to muffle.]

Leela: Fry, it's been three days. You can't keep boogie-ing like this. You'll come down with a fever of some sort.

[Two men walk out of the museum. One holds a briefcase and his assistant holds an umbrella.]

Beeler: Mr. Fry? I'm Dr. Ben Beeler, the palaeontologist who discovered your dog. Or as some call it, the "Beelersaurus".

Fry: So do I get Seymour back? Are you caving to political pressure?

Beeler: No, we're sorry but there's just too much that fossil can teach us about dogs from your time.

Fry: His name was Seymour. He was once intimate with the leg of a wandering saxophonist. He had wet dog smell, even when dry. And he was not above chasing the number 29 bus.

Ray: The 29? Interesting.

Beeler: That's all I needed. Ray?

Ray: I'm good.

Beeler: OK then. Here's your dog back.

[He takes Seymour out of his briefcase and hands it to Fry. He hugs him and chuckles.]

Fry: Seymour!

[Scene: Planet Express: Lounge. Bender the Magnificent has sawn Dr. Zoidberg in half. Although his feet look oddly human.]

Bender: Lady and gentleman! How 'bout a hand for my temporary replacement assistant?

[Scruffy and Leela applaud. Zoidberg jumps out of one half of the box.]

Zoidberg: I was all in this part! It's magic!

[Bender beats him with his wand with each word.]

Bender: You are not fit to wear Fry's leotard!

Zoidberg: Stop!

[Enter Farnsworth, Fry and Seymour.]

Fry: Good news, everyone!

Bender: Hooray, he's back! And he's looking for a garbage can to put the rock in! Here you go, buddy!

[He holds up a waste basket.]

Farnsworth: No. Actually we've discovered that Fry's dog was fast-fossilised, preserving it's cellular structure!

Fry: Which means we can clone it! Seymour will live again!

[Leela gasps.]

Zoidberg: A little land mammal!

Fry: Can you believe it, Bender? I'm going to have my best friend back!

[Bender turns away and starts to cry. His tears turn into balloons and doves and his antenna sprouts flowers.]

[Scene: Planet Express: Attic Room. Farnsworth has set up his cloning machine and the staff look on. Enter Cubert.]

Cubert: Why the idiot convention?

Farnsworth: Ah, Cubert, my precious babe. I'm going to attempt to clone Fry's dog using the very same apparatus I used to clone you. [He looks into the cloning tank.] Ooh, look! There's a smidge of toe still in here. [He picks it up and hands it to Cubert. He walks over to a computer and presses a button and Seymour appears.] You see, beneath the fossil's crunchy, mineral shell, there's still a creamy core of dog nougat.

[On the screen an arrow points to a yellow blob inside Seymour.]

Fry: So will Seymour remember how to sing Walking On Sunshine?

Farnsworth: Amazingly, yes. In cases of rapid fossilisation, I can press this brain scan button, retrieving Seymour's memories at the precise instant of doggy death.

Fry: I'm gonna get my puppy back! In your face, Grim Reaper!

Bender: Crappy ineffective Reaper!

Farnsworth: I just need to reset the Clone-O-Mat from Human Mode to Dog Mode.

[He turns a switch around to a picture of a dog.]

Computer Voice: The dog says--

[A cow moos.]

Farnsworth: Uh-oh, this may take a while.

[He thumps the switch.]

[Flashback: December 31 1999. Fry "teaches" the boy to play Monkey Fracas Jr. at Panucci's. Seymour looks on, wagging his tail.]

Boy: You stink, loser!

[Panucci leans over the counter with a pizza.]

Panucci: Hey, Fry. Pizza goin' out. C'mon!

Fry: But I'm celebrating New Year's Eve.

Panucci: Like you got squat to celebrate! You're a delivery boy this millennium and you'll be a delivery boy next millennium! [Fry sighs and picks up the pizza. He walks to the door. Seymour grabs his trouser leg and holds Fry back.] What's with Seymour? It's like he don't want you to go. Or he thinks your pants is too short, or somethin'. Which is crazy 'cause, frankly, you look fabulous. Now get goin'!

[Scene: Outside Panucci's Pizza. Fry unlocks his bike and Seymour put his paw on the wheel.]

Fry: I won't be gone long, Seymour. Just wait here till I come back.

[He rides off. Seymour sits, waiting.]

[Scene: Applied Cryogenics. Fry knocks on the and goes in.]

[Cut to: Cryogenics Lab. Fry wipes the condensation from one of the cryo-tubes and looks around.]

Fry: Hello? Pizza delivery for ... [He reads the delivery note.] ... Icy Wiener? Aw, crud! [He sits down and opens the can.] Here's to another lousy millennium.

[Scene: Outside Panucci's Pizza. Crowds are gathered to see in the new year wearing party hats and holding glasses.]

Crowd: (chanting) Five, four, three, two.

[Scene: Applied Cryogenics. Fry blows the noise maker and the chair tips back. He doesn't see two shadows under the desk, one of a small creature and one of a figure whose hair has two forks at the front. Fry falls off the chair and rolls backwards into the freezer. The dial on the machine sets to 1000 years.]

Fry: What the--?

[He looks around and screams. In a flash he is frozen in time.]

[Flashback ends.]

[Scene: Fry's and Bender's Kitchen. Fry takes a bag of Kibbles 'n' Snouts out of a brown paper bag and puts it into the cupboard next to a box of Cocker Floss. Bender walks in and notices a dog collar on the side.]

Bender: A dog collar, for me? [He puts it on.] You shouldn't have!

Fry: That's for Seymour.

[He walks out.]

Bender: Oh.

[He takes it off and throws it down. It bounces off a squeaky dog newspaper.]

[Cut to: Fry's and Bender's Lounge. Fry unloads two more bags of Kibbles 'n' Snouts. Bender walks in, carrying the toy.]

Bender: Say, why'd you get me a subscription to the Daily Growl? [He puts on some glasses.] That's not a reputable journal of opinion.

Fry: Oh, that's also for Seymour. I'm getting everything ready for when he's cloned.

Bender: Are you on the junk, Fry? Why are you wasting time on a creature of inferior intelligence?

Fry: Hey, he was smart! He could fetch.

Bender: I can fetch.

[He runs out then back in again carrying a moai.]

Fry: He could dig up bones.

Bender: Hello? Charlemange? [He opens his chest cabinet door, revealing bones and a crown.] Plus, I bet he couldn't create a laser show with his head.

[The lights go out and lasers come out of his antenna. Techno music plays.]

Fry: Look, Bender, this has nothing to do with you.

Bender: That's impossible!

Fry: Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm working on Seymour's doghouse.

[Bender looks at a kennel and walks out. Fry holds a hammer and a sign saying "Seymour" ready to nail on.]

Bender: No one ever asks if Bender would like to live in a tiny little house. Not that I would. A tiny little house that says "Bender" on it. [Fry hammers the sign on but the hammer head flies off and hits Bender.] Ow!

[Flashback: January 1st 2000. At the Frys' house, Mr. Fry is on the phone but can hear only Fry's answerphone message.]

Fry: [on phone] This is Fry. If you're calling about the used towels for sale, they're still available for $45 each.

[The answerphone beeps.]

Mr. Fry: Phil, it's your father. Where are you? You're holding up New Year's brunch. Your brother can't wait any longer.

[Yancy picks up a sandwich.]

Yancy: Hello, first baloney of the new millennium! [Seymour barks from outside.] Ah, here he comes. That's him and Seymour.

[Mr. Fry opens the door and Seymour runs in barking.]

Mrs. Fry: Well that's weird. Seymour's here but-- [She turns to the TV.] Go! Go! Touchdown! But where's Philip?

Mr. Fry: I'm tellin' you, the Y2K computer's got him. We'll face burnin' roads, rivers exploding, calculators transformed into Scud missiles. There's nothing we can do. [Seymour climbs onto the TV and barks Walking On Sunshine.] What's that, Seymour? You walking on sunshine?

[Seymour runs over to the door and scratches it.]

Yancy: He's trying to tell us something. Maybe he can lead us to Philip.

[Cut to: Outside The Frys' House. Seymour runs out the front door.]

Yancy: Should we follow him?

Mr. Fry: To our deaths? Negatory.

[Cut to: The Frys' Lounge.]

Mr. Fry: It's the Y2K tryin' to lure us into an ambush. And I ain't buyin' it. Pass the baloney.

[He eats a sandwich.]

[Flashback ends.]

[Scene: Planet Express: Lounge. Leela and Amy wrestle while Fry stands by the couch holding Seymour. Leela pins down Amy.]

Fry: Are you two gonna be done soon?

Leela: Sorry, but we need to practise hand-to-hand combat in case an enemy knocks the laser guns out of our hands and they slide way across the room.

Fry: Well could you do it some place else? I'm setting up Seymour's doggy bed.

Leela: OK.

[She drags Amy out of Fry's way. Fry kicks the mat out of the way and puts Seymour's bed on the floor next to the couch. Enter Bender and a Robo-Puppy.]

Bender: Heel, boy, heel! Oh, hello, Fry! I guess I didn't notice you there. I'm having such fun with my new best friend, Robo-Puppy.

Fry: (indifferent) That's nice.

Bender: I was just out walking him. Yes, you can walk him. Of course, after he goes you have to refill the canisters. C'mere, boy! Pet, pet, pet.

[He pets Robo-Puppy.]

Robo-Puppy: Robo-Puppy receiving petting.

Amy: Bender, are you jealous of Fry's puppy? That's so adorable!

Bender: Jealous? [He laughs and picks up Robo-Puppy.] Not while I have the love of Robo-Puppy here. Robo-Puppy, lick my cheek.

Robo-Puppy: Robo-Puppy preparing to lick cheek. [It's tongue comes out.] Robo-Puppy commencing cheek-licking. Licking in progress. Licking complete.

Bender: Robo-Puppy truly is robot's best friend, huh?

[Fry finishes the bed.]

Fry: Ah, there! Perfect!

[There is a fanfare and a hologram of Farnsworth's head appears in the room.]

Holo-Farnsworth: Good news, everyone! The Clone-O-Mat is ready!

[The hologram disappears. Leela and Amy cheer and Leela slams Amy down.]

Fry: Finally!

[Bender growls.]

Robo-Puppy: Robo-Puppy commencing two-hour yipping session. [It starts to yip and Bender kicks it against the wall.] Robo-Puppy mistreatment alert! Robo-Puppy mistreatment alert!

[Scene: Planet Express: Attic Room. The staff stand in front of the Clone-O-Mat. The roof is open and storm clouds drift by.]

Farnsworth: Behold once more, the mighty Clone-O-Mat! Requiring such vast amounts of electricity that we must harness the elemental power of nature itself. [Lightning strikes and the staff "Ooh".] I speak, of course, of molten lava deep within the Earth's core. To the sub-basement!

[He pulls a lever and the platform that the Clone-O-Mat and they are on descends through the floor.]

[Cut to: Planet Express: Sub-Basement. Scruffy pulls a chain and the platform slowly descends towards the ground. It topples but he rights it. Farnsworth steps off with a power cord and takes it to a socket on a lava vent. A nearby sign reads "Warning: Contents Of Earth May Be Hot".]

Farnsworth: Powering up Clone-O-Mat. [He plugs in the cord and the Clone-O-Mat bubbles.] Placing fossil on the Plat-Clone-O-Form. [He puts Seymour down.] Initiating dog brain CAT scan.

[Electricity encompasses the fossil. Fry pats his thighs.]

Fry: Come on, boy! Come back to life!

Farnsworth Know ye now what feels like to be dog god! Commencing DNA extraction.

[He pulls on a rope and a drill moves towards Seymour. Enter Bender the Magnificent.]

Bender: Fry, c'mon, the talent show!

Fry: What? I'm in the middle of something.

Bender: But, if we don't perform, in what sense do we have an act?

Fry: Bender, enough! Leave me alone!

Bender: So that's how it is, huh? I thought you were my friend. But if you love your dog so much, maybe you'd rather play fetch!

[He picks up Seymour before the drill bit reaches him and throws him into the molten lava.]

Leela: No!

Zoidberg: Oh!

[Seymour sinks and Fry gasps. Bender laughs and hugs him.]

Bender: Now I'm all you got!

[Time Lapse. Fry weakly hits Bender.]

Fry: I hate you! I hate you! You evil metal man! [He kicks him.] Ow!

[He falls to the floor and curls up.]

Bender: So anyway your dog is melted. Now we're friends again.

Farnsworth: Not necessarily. For the dog may yet survive.

Fry: May yet? Really?

Farnsworth: Indeed. You see, that fossil was made of dolomite; The tough black mineral that won't cop out when there's heat all about. By contrast, observe the lava's affect on this ice swan. [He takes an ice swan out of the freezer and takes it towards the lava. It immediately melts.] Of course, that would have melted even at room temperature. I just wanted to get rid of it. But had it been made of that righteous mineral dolomite, there's a slim chance it might have survived.

Fry: So Seymour might still exist?

Farnsworth: Perhaps, for a few minutes. It's dolomite, baby!

Fry: Then I'm goin' in after him.

[He takes his jacket off and rips off his shirt. He pulls off his trousers and runs for the lava.]

Amy: (shouting) No!

Leela: (shouting) Stop!

Fry: He'd come after me!

[Flashback: January 1st 2000. Montage: Seymour runs down a street and looks in Panucci's window. He sniffs Fry's hand and face prints on the pavement. Later, he runs into a 99c Store and sniffs a photo of Fry underneath a notice that says "Do Not Take Checks From This Man". He runs into Itelli's Barber Shop, sniffs some red hair clippings then eats some. Outside Mr. Putzz' Mini-Golf, he looks through the railings. He runs down another street and sees someone open a door and throw out a Panucci's Pizza box. He runs inside the Applied Cryogenics building.]

[Flashback ends. Fry takes a dive for the lava. Leela and Amy push him to the ground.]

Leela: Acting like a moron won't bring your dog back.

Fry: Then all hope is lost. [He lifts himself up and looks at the lava.] Goodbye, Seymour.

[He cries.]

Bender: Please stop crying, Fry. Here. [He hands him a coloured handkerchief which is tied to several more in his sleeve.] I assumed you were just pretending to love the dog to toy with my emotions. Oh, what have I done?

[He starts to cry.]

Zoidberg: You didn't do anything. Don't beat yourself up.

Bender: Fry, I'm sorry. I should have understood how someone can love an inferior creature, because I love you. Not in the way of the Ancient Greeks, but the way a robot loves a human, a human loves a dog and, occasionally, a gorilla loves a kitty. [He looks into the lava.] I'm goin' in!

Farnsworth: I'm a professor! Why isn't anyone listening to me? You can't go in because you'll melt. The fossil only has a chance because it's made of dolomite.

Bender: I'm 40% dolomite! [He bangs his chest and dives in. His hat and cape float on the surface and everyone gasps. Bender swims through the lava and his casing starts to come apart.] Oh, it's hot! It's very hot!

[Flashback: January 1st 2000. In the cryogenics lab, Seymour barks at Fry, frozen in the cryo-tube. A man fixes a radiator and a cryogenisist sits at his desk nursing a hangover.]

Cryogenisist: Ugh! I am one hungover cryogenisist. Just throw that mutt in the freezer till his owners get here.

Plumber: You can't solve all your problems by freezing them, boss.

Cryogenisist: I think you're forgetting our motto.

[He points at a sign that reads "You Can Solve All Your Problems By Freezing Them!" Underneath in a cryo-tube is a woman with a rolling pin and an apron. Enter Mr. and Mrs. Fry.]

Mr. Fry: Are you the cryogenisist who called about our son's dog?

Cryogenisist: Oh, you must be the Frys. Yeah, he's right over there.

[He points to Seymour who is still barking at Fry's freezer.]

Mrs. Fry: Sorry we're late. We all got sick from eating bad baloney.

Mr. Fry: Y2K!

[Mr. and Mrs. Fry stand by Fry's freezer but don't see him.]

Mrs. Fry: What's he so worked up about?

Mr. Fry: He's just upset 'cause our boy's missing. [He clips a lead onto Seymour.] C'mon, you overgrown rat. Lead us to Philip.

[Seymour struggles but Mr. Fry drags him out.]

[Flashback ends. Bender still hasn't returned to the surface.]

Leela: Bender's been down there too long. I'm going in after him.

[She starts to rip off her wrestling suit.]

Farnsworth: Professor! Lava! Hot!

Fry: This is all my fault. I let my best friend risk his life just to get my dead dog back. [He cries. The ground starts to shake and Bender erupts through it with Seymour.] Bender!

Bender: And that is why they call me Bender the Magnificent! [His eyes melt and fall out.] Hey, where'd everybody go?

[Time Lapse.]

Bender: OK! Let's clone us some dog!

Fry: Yeah!

Farnsworth: Very well. Let this abomination unto the Lord begin! [He pulls the chain again and Seymour is zapped and his DNA is extracted. "Species: Canais Familiaris. Age: 15" is displayed on a screen.] Interesting. It seems Seymour died at the ripe old age of 15.

Fry: 15? You mean he lived for 12 more years after I got frozen?

Farnsworth: Indeed.

Fry: Stop the cloning.

[He picks up a spanner and hits the Clone-O-Mat with it.]

Farnsworth: 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. Walking 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. [He picks up Seymour's fossil.] I'll never forget him. But he forgot me a long, long time ago.

[He kisses Seymour and walks away.]

[Flashback: January 2nd 2000. Montage: The song I Will Wait For You from the film The Umbrellas of Cherbourg plays. Seymour sits outside Panucci's Pizza waiting for Fry to come back. It changes to summer, then autumn, a snowy and rainy winter and back to spring. Panucci gives Seymour a slice of pizza. The seasons change from autumn to winter again. Seymour starts to age a little. The "U" from the "Panucci's Pizza" sign falls on a man. An aged Panucci pats Seymour on the head. Seymour continues to wait for Fry to return, and closes his eyes... ]

[Closing Credits.]

Anonymous
30-09-2006, 09:51 PM
So sad, i think I' going to :cry:

Cloverfield
30-09-2006, 09:57 PM
This was an extreamily sad episode.

Anonymous
30-09-2006, 10:02 PM
Poor Seymour

Cloverfield
30-09-2006, 10:30 PM
Poor Fry

Anonymous
01-10-2006, 11:13 AM
Poor everyone

Cloverfield
01-10-2006, 11:14 AM
LOL

Anonymous
01-10-2006, 11:17 AM
:cry: :lol:

Cloverfield
01-10-2006, 11:19 AM
What ^ said

Anonymous
01-10-2006, 12:10 PM
:D

Sweetened Angel
12-10-2006, 08:51 PM
it too sad to watch :cry: poor dog and fry.

SaveMeJeebus
15-10-2006, 11:46 AM
Yeah. Poor Fry's dog.. :cry: :cry:

whirlingdervish
23-10-2006, 01:42 AM
This episode actually made me cry... then again many heartless sappy TV commercials also make me cry... and the Lion King... so I'm not sure it says much. Its a bummer, though, because I can't enjoy the episode because I'm always anxious to turn it off before it gets tear-jerky... Why would they do this??

Anonymous
23-10-2006, 01:14 PM
They do it to make us upset :cry:

Ace
23-10-2006, 01:43 PM
Stupid Fry. I wish that he would the dog. In this episode we se the heroic Bender. Swims in molten lava. So heroic

SaveMeJeebus
24-10-2006, 04:36 PM
He is indeed. Though selflish

0
25-10-2006, 02:09 AM
This is a very emotional episode. Gets to me every time

SaveMeJeebus
25-10-2006, 11:45 AM
Not just you pretty much evryone.

Sharon
29-10-2006, 07:41 PM
I have seen it a few times now.

And I cried every time. :cry: :cry:

:CRYING:

Relic
29-10-2006, 09:14 PM
I have seen it a few times now.

And I cried every time. :cry: :cry:

:CRYING:

I to cried, how sad seeing that poor dog just waiting. The saddest episode ever.

sheepy
29-10-2006, 11:33 PM
The other episode that I felt similar at the end of was "The Luck of the Fryrish".

Anyone else feel like that?

Sharon
29-10-2006, 11:52 PM
Which one is that, I dont know the names, I need description.

Sorry.

Gurman169
30-10-2006, 12:57 AM
Oh thats my Favorite Episode.

SaveMeJeebus
31-10-2006, 05:27 PM
One of mine. I have quiet a few actually.

ironik
13-11-2006, 07:58 AM
saddest episode ever :cry:

gort
02-01-2007, 10:51 PM
What got me is the song at the end...I had to spend hours online to find out it was Connie Francis and it is NOT available on a cd. SPLUH!!

Cloverfield
02-01-2007, 10:54 PM
Haha, yeah, the song is very sad, especially as Seymour is just walking about all alone.

Gazereths
03-01-2007, 12:35 AM
It got me when he finally laid down and shut his eye's....So.. so sad....It didn't help that my dog jenny had just died. Ps...Im sure i will be able to sort something with regard to that song you want gort :wink:

gort
03-01-2007, 02:02 AM
Thanks my friend, but I know the song...just can't get a hard copy of it. It's supposed to be on a cd called 'The Best Of Ballroom 5'...even if I COULD find it, I don't think the whols album would be my cup of tea...

gort
03-01-2007, 02:14 AM
Didn't mean whols...WHOLE.....always preview your own posts and check your own spelling. I should be dork, not Gort.

Gazereths
03-01-2007, 02:33 AM
Ha ha ha ...thats why i use my spell checker...i might be able to get you a downloaded copy of the song...that is what i meant..if you want me to try just tell me :D

frys_red_jacket
03-01-2007, 01:46 PM
this episode was truly sad, esp when it turned out seymore had been waiting for fry all along :(
i never cried but very nearly did

Gurman169
19-02-2007, 02:17 AM
In the new season of Futurama in 2008 they are going to go more into Frys dog like in this episode

0
19-02-2007, 03:11 AM
How do you know that?

gort
19-02-2007, 01:20 PM
Yes.....Seymore and Hypnotoad....lol

Kelly
10-03-2007, 12:10 PM
"And that's why they call me Bender the Magnificent!"
Gort i have a copy of the Connie Francis song on my computer if you want i can send it to you :)
Ending for me becomes a little less effective each new time i watch it but still one of my favorites.

gort
10-03-2007, 10:32 PM
That, my friend, is a wonderful offer, but....I am rather new at the 'computer thing'....
I want the song on a cd.....and I don't know how to transfer something you might send to that format....

Plus....as a new member, you should post a hello in the new member section...let people know you are here!!!

seiryu
23-05-2007, 09:22 PM
i have seen a few amv's made with the ending song for futurama. i love thsi episode, definetly one of the best

Kelis_Fry
20-09-2007, 11:41 AM
When I first saw the end part of this episode, I had heard about how it was quite a tearjerker... however, when seeing it the first time, it didn't affect me that much. But when I saw it a second time, I was so emotional I couldn't stand it - I had to tell my mother "I can't watch that, please turn it off", and now whenever it is on I can never stand to watch it! I wonder why it didn't initially have the same effect... I must have been distracted.

The concept of passing time can be so...eery...sometimes. I mean, when seeing all of the passing seasons with Fry's dog just waiting there, and especially the later years when Panucci's Pizza gradually started to close, that's what made it so sad because you really see how long he's just been sitting there waiting for somebody who wouldn't (no, COULDN"T) come. It also shows the special thing about dogs - they are some of the most loyal animals ever. I love doggies ^^

Gazereths
22-09-2007, 12:34 AM
Dogs are so loyal they will die for you without thinking about it. Definitely mans best friend.

Cloverfield
22-09-2007, 11:26 AM
That makes them stupid.

Hallow
22-09-2007, 09:56 PM
Dogs are protective of their owners. But it's proven that cats are much smarter than dogs.

Gazereths
23-09-2007, 01:09 AM
Yeah but so is a pig...would you have a pig as a pet?...no.

And a cat wouldn't be able to do anything to protect you...even if they wanted to...which they don't.

Pariah
23-09-2007, 05:20 AM
Umm I don't think they would die for you.

Cloverfield
23-09-2007, 10:35 AM
Dogs are protective of their owners. But it's proven that cats are much smarter than dogs.

PWNED!!

Cats for the win!!

Pariah
23-09-2007, 10:47 AM
CATS PWN! Dogs are just dogs. Plus you didn't see Egyptians having dogs. They had cats and buried them like kings.

Gazereths
23-09-2007, 11:08 PM
I've eaten cats..mmmmm...what d'ya think ya chinese is made fom?....try and eat a pitbull or a japanese toza.lol

Cloverfield
24-09-2007, 12:09 PM
I won't eat it, but i'll happily kill it :wink:

frys_red_jacket
25-09-2007, 03:22 PM
And a cat wouldn't be able to do anything to protect you...even if they wanted to...which they don't.
maybe they can't protect their owner but they can be very vicious when they want to be which could help in a way i suppose
I've eaten cats..mmmmm.
i hope you're joking......

Gazereths
25-09-2007, 10:58 PM
I won't eat it, but i'll happily kill it :wink: LOL you could try!!

And yes of course im joking about eating cats...But i have heard of some chinese resturaunts using em for meat...sickos!

megapaul
26-09-2007, 05:34 AM
I haven't seen this episode for a while but you would think the dog would wait outside the cryogenics place as opposed to the pizzeria. There has actually been a case of a dog that spent all day by his masters grave only leaving to get food briefly. I saw it in a trivia book once, they wouldn't lie to me.

frys_red_jacket
28-09-2007, 02:16 PM
LOL you could try!!

And yes of course im joking about eating cats...But i have heard of some chinese resturaunts using em for meat...sickos!
yeah i know, apparently one of the chinese places near where i live do that, i dunno if its true or not though
I haven't seen this episode for a while but you would think the dog would wait outside the cryogenics place as opposed to the pizzeria. There has actually been a case of a dog that spent all day by his masters grave only leaving to get food briefly. I saw it in a trivia book once, they wouldn't lie to me.

i think he waited outside the pizza place cos thats where he knew fry went to every day
aww i can't believe something like that happened in real life thats so sad :(

neilysan
16-10-2007, 01:32 AM
In the audio commentary for this episode, David Cohen reads quotes from an internet forum discussing this episode, does anyone know which forum he is referencing. He also mentions that he and the other writers read and write on a forum, anyone know which one?

PMD14
18-12-2007, 10:28 PM
This is one of my favorite episodes. It shows that a cartoon comedy like Futurama can have emotion and be sad. It's not just plain comedy. The Simpsons can do this as well. I've never seen an episode of Family Guy, American Dad or South Park that could do that. That's just pure comedy. That's what puts Futurama above these cartoons for me. While I didn't cry at this episode and I didn't have to turn it off, it was emotional and one of the best episodes. And when Bender says, "That's why they call me Bender the Magnificent!". That was a great moment. Top stuff from the Futurama creators here. Fry didn't clone his dog because he thought he would have forgotten about him and lived the rest of his life. Then we find out he was wrong at the end. The dog had been waiting for him. That's just great. Great writing I mean. Yeah it's sad and all but it's what puts Futurama above shows such as Family Guy where it's just comedy.

Cloverfield
18-12-2007, 10:33 PM
Yer, but this is the only episode out of 72 that is sad to me. So its not that good on the emotional side...

cal
05-01-2008, 03:33 PM
just watched this episode very sad, but it was a good episode hope they do more episodes about seymore :@

frys_red_jacket
05-01-2008, 04:25 PM
i watched this episode the other day and actually cried for the first time!!
thats never happened before

Fry-1nat0r
06-01-2008, 03:27 PM
I watched in on youtube today and it had the same effect it had one me a month ago. :'(:'(:'(:'(

Futuramaniac
06-01-2008, 04:54 PM
It#s really a great and emotional episode.
One of my favorites from season 5. This kind of story is rare and
has some memorable moments for me.

Cloverfield
06-01-2008, 06:42 PM
You mean season 4, yeah, i think everyone knows this episode...it has an effect on people lol

Jurassic Barker
10-01-2008, 03:26 PM
My favourite Futurama episode of all time. This episode is the only Futurama episode that compares with my favourite Simpsons episode ever, which is pretty big. Easily the most emotional, and one of the most powerful TV episodes I've ever seen.

A+++

Cloverfield
10-01-2008, 03:27 PM
Not the best but definately the most emotional by a long shot.

Fruitosaurus
06-04-2008, 08:39 PM
I to cried, how sad seeing that poor dog just waiting. The saddest episode ever.

No, the saddest one was the space bee one. This was similar though.:'(

beavis
10-02-2009, 12:32 AM
i hate this episode and its because its sad

I Hate Bottles
10-02-2009, 10:58 PM
There are only two times that I can recall ever crying over a television show. The ending of Jurassic Bark and the episode of Scrubs where Laverne dies.

And these are comedies for crying out loud. Stop making me cry when I should be laughing!

Fruitosaurus
11-02-2009, 12:50 AM
I've cried only over Futurama. It's just that good. Seriously, this episode is really sad. Sadder than The Sting. I take back what I said earlier

I Hate Bottles
11-02-2009, 03:06 AM
The Sting is actually my favorite episode, but I thought Jurassic Bark was sadder. The Sting was more like, "Awww...how sweet!" For me anyway. :)

Fruitosaurus
11-02-2009, 03:07 AM
Yeah, to me too. The Sting is my favorite, but this one's definitely sadder

I Hate Bottles
11-02-2009, 03:43 AM
Although I do get a little sad watching The Sting knowing that after all he did for her, she still rejects him.

Stupid woman.

Fruitosaurus
11-02-2009, 04:04 AM
I know, me too. Leela's a prudent fool

I Hate Bottles
11-02-2009, 04:46 AM
A fully justified prudent fool?

Fruitosaurus
12-02-2009, 12:39 AM
No, just a prudent fool. Leela was wrong about that

beavis
22-02-2009, 02:36 AM
i hope i never watch that episode again

Fruitosaurus
22-02-2009, 03:38 AM
Why?

beavis
22-02-2009, 03:52 AM
because its so sad

Fruitosaurus
22-02-2009, 04:07 AM
So why would that make you not want to see it again?

beavis
14-03-2009, 12:27 AM
because the worst part is when the dog closes his eyes :(

Fudimplan
14-03-2009, 01:23 AM
don't say it like that. you make it sound it's a bad part :P it's sad, but it's one of the best scenes ever. i cry everytime i watch it.. but it's like intense crying.. not tears.. a real waterfall in my face xD

I Hate Bottles
14-03-2009, 05:09 AM
Even though it's such a depressing episode, it's one of my favorites and I watch it a lot. Plus, I find it so cute when Bender acts jealous.

beavis
14-03-2009, 07:43 PM
Plus, I find it so cute when Bender acts jealous.

WHAT! :O

Fudimplan
14-03-2009, 08:08 PM
who would have thought bender would care? xD

I Hate Bottles
14-03-2009, 09:54 PM
When Bender acts jealous over Fry getting his dog back. It's cute when he tries to get Fry's attention. It's a side of Bender that's not often shown.

Fudimplan
14-03-2009, 10:02 PM
yes, that's what i meant with that retorical question :P

I Hate Bottles
14-03-2009, 10:11 PM
Well I was reacting to his "WHAT?!" exclamation lol

Fudimplan
14-03-2009, 10:25 PM
oh, sry xD i thought you thought i didn't rememberes... <.<

rogercieslar
31-03-2009, 06:41 PM
2/10
poor episode.I didn't like bender behaviour

KING ZOIDY
31-03-2009, 07:18 PM
You dont know anything about TV, this is easily a 9/10

Fudimplan
04-04-2009, 03:25 PM
this is the most emotional thing i ever saw on TV.. this is like a 11/10, for me

Robot's_Best_Friend
06-04-2009, 04:48 AM
Although I do get a little sad watching The Sting knowing that after all he did for her, she still rejects him.

Stupid woman.

yeah that bugged me too. and at the end when she just hugged him. she should of kissed for everything he's done 4 her (i know i would lol). it was sad fry said "i love you" and leela didn't hear him. anyway back to jurassic bark. saddest episode ever! i give it 11/10. my username is from this ep: bender: "Robopuppy truly is Robots_Best_Friend."

futuramafreak9
06-04-2009, 01:35 PM
do you think that semour dies when he close's his eyes?:S

Fudimplan
06-04-2009, 06:01 PM
i don't think he does. according to BBS he dies from the explosion Bender made when he shot at Fry's window. Unless those are 2 different universes created by the time travel paradoxes.. anyway it's hard to say xD

Robot's_Best_Friend
06-04-2009, 08:39 PM
at least he got to see fry before he died...

Fudimplan
06-04-2009, 09:04 PM
in one of the universes anyway.. xD

Robot's_Best_Friend
06-04-2009, 09:17 PM
u just made me sadder ;(...

beavis
02-06-2009, 04:11 PM
ok i didn't tell anyone this but i cried at the end of jurassic bark i usually hide that stuff

Robot's_Best_Friend
03-06-2009, 02:35 AM
thats ok, i cried too. even if ur a guy u shouldn't be ashamed of it because its one of the saddest endings in the history of television...lots of people cried.

beavis
03-06-2009, 03:04 AM
i know but after that i didn't watch futurama for a while even if it wasn't jurassic bark but when i found out about this forum i loved futurama again

Fudimplan
03-06-2009, 12:34 PM
dude, i'm a guy and i cried like a little girl with a scrapped knee! LOL kidding, it wasn't that extreme, my eyes just got really wet

Robot's_Best_Friend
03-06-2009, 01:35 PM
lol

KING ZOIDY
22-09-2009, 04:27 PM
lol i didn't cry at this one, it was a bit emotional, but not enuff

dakabooka
30-11-2009, 04:20 AM
this was a really cool episode

Archbishop
18-12-2009, 12:05 AM
I joined this forum just because of how this episode had such a profound effect on me. I was watering up a bit, something that I had never done for a TV show or movie before. If a cartoon can do that, you know you have a very special show.

cristeto1981
09-06-2010, 08:51 PM
This one's kinda a sad episode for me.

bartyboy
12-07-2010, 04:25 PM
great episode all around, i never cried though

Robot's_Best_Friend
12-07-2010, 04:40 PM
I never cried either. It was very emotional though.

bartyboy
12-07-2010, 04:43 PM
ive never really cried watching any tv show

hodge
20-07-2010, 07:42 PM
i never really liked this episode the first couple of times i watched it, but it's really grown on me since. lacks a great deal of humour, and the B plot (if you can really call it that) with Amy & Leela wrestling doesn't add anything at all, in fact it brings the episode down more than anything. but it's the ending which really makes this episode so great. it's much more emotional than anything The Simpsons did, hell it's probably the most emotional scene in any cartoon comedy ever. actually fuck that, it's the most emotional scene in any cartoon. (i'm not gonna say it's the most emotional scene in television...that would be too much)

9/10

MY LEG FEELS FUNNY!!!
21-08-2010, 08:23 AM
Jurassic Bark: A-, 4.5/5, 9/10, Outstanding

Captain Miles
01-09-2010, 09:23 PM
I just finished watching this episode and I'm still crying!

:'( Oh God, OH GOD IT'S SOOO SAD! *runs away crying*

Sayf Udeen
02-09-2010, 11:23 AM
This is by far the saddest episode of any show on television.
I love it, but even so. :(

Locke
10-03-2011, 12:39 AM
8/10 one of the favourites!

FryRulz
19-03-2011, 12:34 PM
9/10. Fantastic episode. However while some people found it to be the most emotional episode in Futurama. I believe its actually the 2nd most emotional episode.

TheRiddlingVortex
29-03-2011, 12:14 AM
10/10

cinco
14-05-2011, 02:45 PM
http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/630/frywait.jpg

frys_red_jacket
14-05-2011, 09:54 PM
awww :(

Audra
14-05-2011, 10:09 PM
I liked this one. It was emotional and it made sense but it also had its funny moments. This might not be in my top ten but I can't deny liking it a lot anyway.

ChristianRockHard
21-07-2011, 07:17 AM
This episode sucks. My cousin killed himself after watching it.

Punisher
21-07-2011, 07:17 AM
This episode sucks. My cousin killed himself after watching it.

Troll?:glare:

1B-DI
21-07-2011, 07:19 AM
Proooooooooooobably.

Punisher
21-07-2011, 07:20 AM
Ah well, let's not feed it!

Cak20
21-07-2011, 07:29 AM
one of my favorate episodes :)

SuicideBooth
15-08-2011, 06:50 PM
This episode is one of the reasons Futurama used to be so damn good.

pabgtrrz
16-08-2011, 10:44 AM
10/10 episode.

Every time i watch it, the ending always gets me choked up.

i know people who cant watch the episode twice.