Sorry guys, no pics yet! Can't seem to find a good source.

At any rate, this episode is o­ne of those great filler (read:non Leela/Fry storyline advancing) eps that's just plain entertaining. I always love it when Bender sings and Kif happens to be o­ne of my favorite visitors.

This episode has lots of visual gags, a full plot and great visual presence.  The reference to Fry being a "child of destiny" serves to foreshadow the plotline of 3-19 Roswell That Ends Well.  It never ceases to amaze me the new things I catch after viewing these episodes dozens of times.  

This episode has never really flipped my switch. I can't really pinpoint a reason after viewing it; it's a perfectly respectable episode. It may have something to do with following a classic example of a Futurama episode, The Day The Earth Stood Stupid. O­ne of my favorite things about Futurama is the way the writers and creators reference past plotlines and characters without sacrificing the current plot. This episode, like most others, is full of sight gags too numerous to record, so keep a sharp eye out.

This episode delves more into Bender's sensitive side, a side we didn't think existed except in relation to food and folk music. It also revists some old characters like the Robot Mafia and Flexo and some old scenery, the Hip Joint. Poor Flexo seems to suffer from mistaken identity inspired mishaps every time he and Bender cross paths. I'd say this episode had a little bit of everything necessary to make a damn good Futurama episode.