3x06 Bendless Love - Futurama Episode Guide

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- Episode 03x06

Episode: 03x06
Title: Bendless Love
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3ACV06
First Aired: Feb. 11, 2001

Season 3 » Episode #06 - Bendless Love

Summary: When a sleep-walking Bender causes havoc on Planet Express by indiscriminately bending things in the middle of the night, Professor Farnsworth becomes bent out of shape and sends him off to the Bending Factory where his uncontrollable need to bend becomes controlled. There, he is re-united with Flexo and meets Anglelyne, a curvaceous fembot, and sparks begin to fly.

Watch Episode Videos

Making the Moves (01:00)

Flexo Gets Crushed (01:14)

Lower Case (00:30)

Sleep Bending (02:06)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Robot Bartender	voiced by Billy West (II)
Bending Robot #1	voiced by Billy West (II)
Sal	voiced by John Di Maggio
Joey Mousepad	voiced by John Di Maggio
Flexo	voiced by John Di Maggio
Elzar	voiced by John Di Maggio
Additional Voices	voiced by Tress MacNeille
Waiter	voiced by Maurice LaMarche
Clamps	voiced by Maurice LaMarche

	Season 3 / Episode 6: - Bendless Love Bender: Hooray! I graduated. Time to bend around Europe for a few months, then get a job bending.
	Season 3 / Episode 6: - Bendless Love Bender: This comes as quite a shock. Then again, this is not surprising in the least.

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

PLOT: At Elzar's restaurant, Bender gives a toast to Anglelyne, after the toast, Fry points out that she is with Flexo on the other side of the room. The problem with that is Fry, at this point, has never met Anglelyne so there's no way he could have known that it was her with Flexo.
CONT: At the end of the episode, Bender lifts up his sleeves to re-bend the professor. Aside from the obvious joke that Bender, for the first time, suddenly has sleeves, his sleeves suddenly go back to their full length without any transition after he bends Farnsworth back.

TRIVIA

Bender is writing sheet music that brings him to tears. The melody is actually the theme from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. The paper is labeled "No. 5" and "by Bender".