The Third Gigantic Futurama Quiz

In fact, he was mocked almost constantly for his apparent stupidity.

Although they did end up in all the other locations as well, including previous episodes, the original destination was 1 minute into the future, but was missed.

When it was discovered that all of da Vinci's designs and inventions fit together to form a ship to take the rider to "planet Vinci," it was discovered he was still alive, but looked down on by the students of the university there for his stupidity.

According to Farnsworth, the wormhole was actually a well-traveled route in the "central network" that Zoidberg found to be very "comedic."

Although it would actually be impossible, the gigantic "Land Titanic" hit a fire hydrant on the street and sunk, causing all aboard to abandon ship.

Due to Zapp wanting to prove himself to Leela, he claimed they were on an uncharted world with little or no supplies, although they were, in fact, on Earth with a fully supplied ship not too far away due to the fighter's homing device flying them back home.

The professor developed a one-person stealth fighter to infiltrate the approaching "death sphere," so Zapp, knowing he'd get another chance at Leela, volunteered to be her rear seat officer even though there was only one seat. She had to sit in his lap.

The "airship" that Da Vinci designed was, in fact, the living center of a spacecraft that attached to a gigantic cannonball.

In expressing his appreciation for Titanic, it was apparent Fry mistook Leonardo da Vinci for Leonardo DiCaprio.

In fact, due to her ineptitude, Farnsworth ended up in a flask, the ship was repossessed, Fry was hiding behind an upturned conference table, and Leela was panicking because she had no other places to hide papers. Oh, and Zoidberg had something going on as well.

As the leading proponent of "Creaturism," Professor Banjo was, in fact, an orangutan.

When it appeared nobody was left to run Planet Express, Leela turned it into a major delivery firm with Hermes as her second, Cubert as her brief husband, Zoidberg fired and Amy becoming a cyborg.

(spoiler alert) Because Amy couldn't resist flirting with bad boys, Kif found it difficult to reconcile and ended up breaking up with Amy although, by the end of the episode, they were back together once he learned how to ride a motorcycle.

Almost all the killbots in this episode died because someone said something that sounded like "fire," "howitzer" and other weapon-related sayings.

V*Giny actually watched Zapp and Leela as they "acted out" Adam and Eve, Zapp making it appear they were the only survivors of humanity, and insisted they consumate their relationship to save Earth.

The correct answer suggests that the hidden fact preserved by Leonardo da Vinci and protected by Animatronio is that Leonardo was an alien. This implies that Leonardo da Vinci was not a human being, but rather an extraterrestrial being. This hidden fact adds a mysterious and unconventional aspect to Leonardo's life and work, potentially explaining his incredible artistic and scientific abilities.

Although he did everything he could to hide the fact, it was revealed that Hermes, himself, thought Bender was worth keeping alive despite the defect he knew was there. He resigned from Mom's, left his home in Tijuana, and went to work for Planet Express, being reunited with the robot he allowed to live.

Although she was the only known cyclops in existence, she asked to be fed to the cyclops eater upon her death.

Probably due to the robots suddenly taking on Terminator-like appearances, they spoke in accents once they got rid of the skit suits.

Because of an invasion of "Sith," the Sith Invasion, or Sith-Al War, happened two centuries previous.

Bender was very proud of the fact that, despite a serious defect, Inspector #5 thought he was perfect the way he was.

Although the cubicles often got a scream out of the occupants inside, they rotated and shifted in the Rubik's cube fashion from the large, mega-cube to the individual cubes.

Although it is apparent Nibbler didn't bother wiping the memories of the crew after "Bender's Game," he was still adored as a pet, but wanted to be appreciated as a full-fledged crew member instead.

The cat started singing the Meow Mix melody in an episode so good cats asked for it.

When he correctly identified a feature of "The Last Supper" without any outside help, Zoidberg admitted that he had, in fact, gotten his doctorate in art history.

"Attack of the Killer App" premiered the "EyePhone" by Momcorp, which was a parody of the IPhone. (spoiler alert) The episode ended with between one and two million mindless zombies going to buy the EyePhone 2. Around the same time, the IPhone 4 premiered.

The latest big reveal from Leela was that she had a boil on her butt that sang show tunes, and that it was named Susan. Might as well be her as the other two choices really don't have any talent at all (quizmaker's opinion only).

It was explained, later, that it was, in fact, the fly that kicked everything into gear.

As a running joke throughout the episode, nails were used to drive in other nails.

In this episode, the ending was portrayed as romantic except for one flaw. The flaw was that Bender was occupied with burying the time travel duplicates. This suggests that while the other characters were experiencing a romantic moment, Bender was preoccupied with a different task, which may have disrupted the overall romantic atmosphere.

As the Trilobots fought the crew into a cave the first night, the crew awoke to a primordial robot jungle, took shelter in the cave again, awoke to find Leela and Amy taken hostage by Cavebots, took all day to have a workable defense, then slept and awoke to humanoid robots. When they fell asleep and awoke the fourth time, those robots became beings of pure consciousness.

Bender began declaring the fact that, should his body die, he could download into a new body, much like the Cylon in BattleStar Galactica. The only problem was he was built without a backup unit.

In actual fact, the song, a parody of The Year 2525, was used to follow the time travellers through their various stops in search of a backwards-travelling time machine.

Although Leela did say Fry was "right on time" for their dinner date, Fry had been in the forward-only time machine through two universe ends and beginnings, then claimed the Fry of the newest universe was, in fact, quite dead

Hedonismbot, the only survivor, said there were bodies on bodies, but that was before the explosion, not after.

It was actually the Mile Deep Club, which excited him when she said "sure."

It was, in fact, the microscopic robots themselves that evolved so rapidly that they became beings of pure consciousness mere days after they were introduced to clean the water source.

Although Fry did appear to have survived the wreck, it was revealed he was, in fact, a robot duplicate built by Leela to help ease her guilt over Fry sacrificing himself to save her, but inadvertently killed by a short in the robot Fry's abdomen. The others were already dead, leaving the Professor as the only survivor left to bring the others back.

Ironically enough, in "Anthology of Interest II," Bender was the only character to be killed completely in one of the stories, and, in this anthology, survive.

Fry was injured in an attempt to stop the machine from fulfilling its purpose and Leonardo was killed by the ultimate death bringer, or rather a gear that fell on him.