2x02 Mars University - Futurama Episode Guide

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- Episode 02x02

Episode: 02x02
Title: Mars University
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 1ACV11
First Aired: Oct. 03, 1999

Season 2 » Episode #02 - Mars University

Summary: The Professor instructs the crew to deliver his newest experiment to his office at Mars University. While there, Bender relives his frivolous college days with his robot fraternity, Epsilon Rho Rho. Fry also gets nostalgiac and fondly recalls dropping out of college. He's determined to prove he can drop out of college by 30th-century standards, so he enrolls at the university. His excitement diminishes quickly upon meeting his roommate Gunter, the Professor's experimental monkey. Guenter's hat is more than just fashionable; it gives him enhanced intelligence, making Fry increasingly envious.

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Bananas (00:27)

Fraternity Raft Regatta (00:55)

Robot House (01:01)

Peeping Bots (00:52)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Additional Voices	voiced by Billy West (II)
20th Century History Teacher	voiced by Billy West (II)
Gearshift	voiced by Billy West (II)
Leo Wong	voiced by Billy West (II)
Additional Voices	voiced by John Di Maggio
Carnival Ride Professor	voiced by John Di Maggio
Chet	voiced by John Di Maggio
Oily	voiced by John Di Maggio
Additional Voices	voiced by Lauren Tom

Season 2 / Episode 2: - Mars University

Fry: Hey, professor. What are you teaching this semester?
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: Same thing I teach every semester. The Mathematics of Quantum Neutrino Fields. I made up the title so that no student would dare take it.
Fry: Mathematics of wonton burrito meals. I'll be there!
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: Please, Fry. I don't know how to teach. I'm a professor.

Season 2 / Episode 2: - Mars University

Fry: Wow. The jungles on Mars look like the jungles on Earth.
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: Jungles? On Earth? Hahahahaha.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: Bender sees the house of his old fraternity, Epsilon Rho Rho, which has a sign reading "ERR". However, the Greek letter Rho looks like the Latin letter P (as does the Cyrillic letter Rtsui, derived from Rho), so the sign should read "EPP".