The movie starts with a psychedelic introduction after the ship flies into the big screen.

The movie title refers to Bender’s Dungeons & Dragons Game. At the end of Obsoletely Fabulous (4ACV14) Bender states: “Reality is what you make of it.” Amen. But it turns out, he has no imagination. Also, a shocking secret of Ignor (Mom’s third helper) is unveiled!

There probably is or will be a Youtube video of the movie’s Scary Door episode, but it probably is or will be deleted soon. Besides, Youtube’s quality is crappy and you cannot enjoy it at work. So here’s a transcript of the Scary Door (War of the Worlds) from Bender’s Game.

Imagine, if you will,
an announcer you can barely understand.

He refers to a…

But you’re not quite sure what he said.

He seems to be eating something,
or perhaps he’s a little drunk.

It’s remotely possible that he just said something about
The Scary Door.

- “Firing, sir!”
- “It’s all over. Our guns and bombs”
- “are useless against the aliens.”
- “The saucers! Theys are crashing!”

In the end, it was not guns or bombs that defeated the aliens,

but that humblest of all God’s creatures…

the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

To be honoust, when Bender’s Game got all fantasy (about halfway through), it became a little too obvious a parody of The Lord Of The Rings. Still, the movies are a nice addition to the Futurama realm and a nice variation to my days of rewatching all episodes.

If you want Calculon to race to the laser gun battle in his hover-Ferarri, press 1. If you want Calculon to double-check his paperwork, press 2. Enter now.
– You have pressed 2.

Every episode starts with a different introduction slogan. This is something Matt Groening also does with The Simpsons, where Bart writes something different on the blackboard every time.

The Simpsons also has a different couch gag every episode. Futurama’s introduction always ends with the Planet Express Ship flying into a large screen showing a vintage cartoon. This time it actually flies into the screen and we get to see what Futurama would have looked like a century ago.

Fry’s new polygamous girlfriend Colleen is voiced by Brittany Murphy.

All My Circuits’ Calculon also makes an appearance or two in The Beast With A Billion Backs. It turns out, his fourth different personality is blackmailing himself…

“Hey, Bender”

“Hey, Bender”

Bear “Hospital”, located in the most romantic city on Earth, Milwaukee.

According to my calculations, it’s just “J”.

Finally, here’s a comic with Seinfeld characters playing D&D. I love Seinfeld, but this comic hits the nail on the head with character personalities and recurring phrases. I couldn’t find who the artist of this piece is. I guess it’s Shmorky, judging from the style, but I could be wrong. The date of creation is probably May 12 of this year.After some further research, I found out it’s a comic by Fanboys.