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Futurama: Crimes of the Hot

Episode score 8.7 Great

Crimes of the Hot

  • 57.
  • Season: 5
  • Episode: 1
  • First Aired: 11/10/2002
  • Prod Code: 4ACV08

EPISODE OVERVIEW

8 Reviews | 196 Votes

As Earth is unable to counter its rising temperature through the usual method (the dropping of a giant ice cube into the ocean), Gore leads an emergency conference in Kyoto, Japan, where Professor Farnsworth claims responsibility for the crisis. It seems love detoured him from observing proper emission standards on his prototype robot, and that could necessitate the destruction of all its "descendants." That includes Bender, who resigns himself to having a farewell blowout before being blown up. Read full recap »

Writers:
Aaron Ehasz
Director:
Peter Avanzino
Stars:
David Herman (Mayor Poopenmayer, Professor Ogden Wernstrum, Scruffy, Toronga Morris, Larry, Dwayne, Various)
Kath Soucie (Cubert Farnsworth, Various)
John DiMaggio (Bender Bending Rodriguez (Bending Unit 22), Various)
Maurice LaMarche (Kif Kroker, Morbo, Walt, Raoul, Various)
Phil LaMarr (Hermes Conrad, Lionel Preacherbot, Various)
Frank Welker (Nibbler, Various)
Tress MacNeille (Mom, Linda the Newscaster, Various)
Lauren Tom (Amy Wong, Inez Wong, Various)
Billy West (Philip J. Fry, Professor Hubert Farnsworth, Dr. John Zoidberg, Zapp Brannigan, Leo Wong, Various)
Katey Sagal (Turanga Leela, Various)
Recurring Role:
Byrne Offutt (Ultility Player)
Guest Star:
Al Gore (Himself)
  • Flexo, the Robot Elders, and Robot Santa don't appear amongst all the robots at Galapagos Island. edit »
  • Mr. Sunbeam from None like it Hot strongly resembles the Human Torch from the Marvel comics' Fantastic Four. edit »
  • Among the familiar assembled robots on Galapagos Island are a Barrier-Bot from the NearDeath Star, Billionaire-Bot, Bender, Boxy, Calculon, Calculon's Evil Twin, Chain Smoker, Clamps (of the Robot Mafia), Clear Cutter, Crushinator, Daisy May 128K, Destructor, Donbot (of the Robot Mafia), Fat-Bot, Fender, Gearshift, Hedonism-Bot, some Hookerbots, Joey Mousepad (of the Robot Mafia), Keg Robot, a Killbot, Malfunctioning Eddie, Masked Unit, Masked Unit's Girlfriend, Monique, a NearDeath Star robot, Officer URL, Oily, a Postman-Bot from "A Biclops Built for Two," the Pizzeria chef robot from "A Fishful of Dollars," Reverend Lionel Preacherbot, Roberto, the Robo-Rooter from the ad in "Crustaceans in Love," Robot Devil, a robot dog owned by Robot Santa, The Slurm Vending Machine bot from "Mother's Day," the teenage popcorn-selling robot from "Raging Bender," Tinny Tim, iZac, the jacking-on robots from "Hell is Other Robots," several minions of the Robot Devil, and a robot that resembles the R.O.B accessory from Nintendo Entertainment system edit »
  • Sign outside Kyoto: "Welcome to Kyoto, the anagram lover's Tokyo" edit »
  • We learn in the episode A Taste of Freedom that Earth once fought a war for Halley's Comet - after this episode we know it was probably to protect the ice supply. edit »
  • Fry is wearing warm clothing, but it's never explained why. Scenes were deleted to show he stuck ALL his clothes in the freezer. They can be found on the Season 4 DVD. edit »
  • Alien Code: The picture of the termometer has F 7 3 written on the right side. edit »
  • When the crew goes to Japan, they pass by a sign that looks a lot like the Hello Kitty signs. It also has a phrase written in Japanese. When translated it says "I Love You More Than Your Mother Does!" edit »
  • Alien code: When the professor shows the movie on Global Warming, Alien Code #1 is seen in another countdown. When translated in order it reads: "6, 5, CC4FF, 3, 2." edit »
  • All the episodes from this Season are actually for the 4th Season based on production order. edit »
  • Nixon: You fellas enjoy yourselves for the next 2 hours. And be sure not to leave the island, uh for at least 2 hours! I'm going out to pick up some smokes. Uh really good smokes! 2 hours. edit »
  • Fry: Wait! We could hide you! We'll pile fruit on you and claim you're a bowl. edit »
  • Farnsworth: Oh this is all my fault!
    Fry: That's awful Professor. Especially the making out part.
    Al Gore: Yeah, I didn't need to hear that. edit »
  • Farnsworth: I know the source of the greenhouse gases. But in my shame I've kept it secret for 75 long years. Ohhh, it haunts my memory still!
    (He holds a ray gun up to his head)
    Fry: Professor no, don't do it!
    Farnsworth: Don't do what? Don't use this memory ray so I can remember what happened back then? edit »
  • Amy: Professor Farnsworth, you're a scientist!
    Farnsworth: Forget it I'm not going! I have my reasons! Shut up all of you!
    Hermes: Strange. You haven't acted suspicious since I found those "ape bones" in the basement.
    Farnsworth: My hip hurts! I'm in the middle of cooking a turkey! I have warranty cards to fill out! I'm not just making excuses! Alright I'll go! edit »
  • The boat taking Bender and the other robots to Nixon's party is called the Galapagos Princess, which is a reference to the Pacific Princess used on The Love Boat. edit »
  • Star Wars: Episode IV
    When the mirror is being readied to fire the laser the tracking system looks like the Death Star's tracking system. edit »
  • Title: Crimes of the Hot

    The episode title is a rewording of the movie title Crimes of the Heart. edit »
  • Al Gore announces "I have ridden the mighty Moon Worm". This is a reference to Paul Muad'Dib from the classic sci-fi novel Dune. edit »
  • The tagline to the global warming short, "None like it hot" is a parody on the film title Some Like it Hot, with Marilyn Monroe. edit »
Show Score 9.1 great
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