Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two) Written by Harry Dacre Performed by John DiMaggio. episode in Season Four of Futurama. tunefind His motivation throughout the episode is to find a way to express his "true" feelings for Leela, feelings that have suddenly and coincidentally appeared on Valentine's Day. The ship decides to fly into a Bender distracts the ship by taking her up on her earlier proposal to merge their programming, while Leela begins shutting down the ship's brain by popping the tops of its carbonated logic unit. It features the guest voices of Sigourney Weaver and Lucy Liu. He hooks her mask up to his tank to keep her alive. Hiding in a shower, the three come up with a plan to deactivate the ship before she kills them all. The crew is assigned the task of delivering several tons of conversation hearts to The ship is sent tumbling through space, dented and scorched, but physically intact. This is college rock!" So he attaches his tank to hers and falls unconscious. Futurama (TV Series) Love and Rocket (2002) Soundtracks. While searching the conversation hearts, Fry notices that Leela's oxygen supply is critically low. I never knew the title to this song …

She then finds Fry unresponsive due to the lack of oxygen. Or something to that effect. Fry notices Leela's oxygen tank is almost empty but she refuses to listen. Leela lazily dumps the scattered hearts into the quasar. She makes her current feelings for Fry clear by adding under her breath, "Or not." But on reflection she concedes, "given the chance, I'd give in to urges far more shocking." James Gilbert. Most of these fits have related to lust and/or loneliness, while very few seem to have related to genuine feelings for her. So far in the series, Fry has had the occasional fit of emotion toward Leela. It was kind of at the beginning, and Bender turns the radio on, and when he hears the song, he says, "This isn't alternative rock! The phenomenon created by dumping the candies into the black hole warms Leela up enough to hold hands with Fry briefly, until Zoidberg interrupts them.

Farnsworth insinuates that Leela is a "bitter husk of a human being who long ago abandoned hope of finding love in this lifetime." During a tour of the facilities, Fry becomes obsessed with finding the perfect conversation heart to express his feelings for Leela, but she just finds this antic annoying, and says she finds words irrelevant next to the quality of the man saying them. Inside it, he wis portrayed as just his head and the ship is smaller and had a face. Luckily, she can't read lips. "Love and Rocket" is a 57th. A few days before Valentine's Day, the Planet Express crew tries to land a delivery contract with Romanticorp, a company that produces romantic things. Meanwhile, Leela slowly attempts to shut down the ship's brain while Fry continued to look for the perfect words. Planet Express gets the contract and with the additional funding, Professor Farnsworth makes so Fry is clearly far down on her list. I'm attracted to the guy." Bender then "runs" away from the ship. Bender spots a cute Luckily, they survive, but the ship's feelings can't be repaired. He noticed a tube, meaning she is a lot older than she said she was. When he awakens, Fry coughs out a candy heart which reads 'U LEAVE ME BREATHLESS'. He doesn't seem to notice Leela's advice, "I'm not attracted to a guy's message, Fry. But she soon realizes Fry's sacrifice and performed mouth-to-mouth on him. As if Leela's feelings for Fry weren't clear enough, there is reinforcement.

Bender merges with the ship, going deep into her motherboard. Hi, I was just wondering about a song they played in the "Love and Rocket" episode. To prevent Fry and Leela from interfering, she shuts off the oxygen and gravity. Fry latches onto the idea that he can find a perfect way to express his feelings by digging through the candy-hearts for the right message. After getting advice from Leela, the ship irrationally flies near a quasar. So she would give in to shocking urges, but not give in to Fry's advances.

Bender tries pleading with her, pretending to say he loved her but she said if he really loved her, he'd merge his programming with hers. It guest-stars Sigourney Weaver as the Planet Express Ship and Lucy Liu as herself in a jar. Much of the material refererced in the episode is drawn from Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke's 1968 classic film 2001: A Space Odyssey. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. There are no surprises this time around. The deactivation or killin… With its power of ten billion black holes, it would compress her and Bender into a single quantum singularity.