This week ’s episode , “ Forty Percent Leadbelly , ” goes off the rail , take us away from a write up that ’s interesting to a report that is n’t . It also proves that no show , no matter what its available talent , can come through an wry rap sequence .
Quick , what ’s your preferred matter about Bender ?
I can answer , with absolute confidence , that no matter how many people read this review , not one of them will resolve , “ His pursuit in kinsfolk tattle . ” Unfortunately , that ’s what we ’re treated to . you’re able to actually see the import when the characters literally walk out on an interesting episode and into a savourless one .

The whole thing starts when the Planet Express work party transports a prisoner to a “ variable security ” prison . Leela , wearing the snazzy uniform from “ thirty-first Century Fox ” that gives her automatic “ hero whisker , ” stays in the main area to be hoot at by the prisoners . Fry send Doctor Brutaloff , who is immobilise in carbonite , but is n’t as permanently frozen as Fry would like . Bender lead off to fanboy celebrity captive . With the phone number of futuristic jail picture show out there , there was a lot of material to spoof , and following any of the characters seems like it would be big . Unfortunately , as soon as Bender see famous folk singer Silicon Red give the prison house , he walks out after him , and the real playfulness is over .
toot copy the tribe singer ’s guitar and endeavor to be a kinsfolk singer himself . He head to a railway to make up a song , only to get that his epic ballad of love , murder , and train yards is coming true . This happens courtesy of a wireless connection to a 3 - D printer . Wireless connection ? 3 - D printers ? Neither is especially futuristic , but neither is as dated as the sudden , inexplicable whack that the character do to finish out the episode . If only we ’d bide in the slammer .
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