All language subtitles for Futurama s10e03 Fifty Shades of Green

One.

Another X -mas come and gone. And to
everyone I didn't kill, season's

and hold still next year.

Ho! Ho!

Ho!

All in all, it was a pretty good X -mas.
We only lost one crew member.

Poor Charlie.

It was his first day on the job.

And he was just a week from retirement.

I'm thinking about mints, but I'm
tasting pain.

Mmm, now I'm tasting about thinking.

People, we've reached that awkward week
between X -mas and New Year's when

there's no work to be done and little
fun to be had.

Therefore, you're all on unpaid leave.

So leave.

I'm going to visit my parents for the
week. It would be really nice if you

with me.

Oh, sorry.

I can't go.

Really? You have something better to do
than visit old people in the sewer?

Bender invited me to visit his parents.

I get it. It's fine.

Say hi to Bender's non -existent parents
for me.

I will.

Oh, can you at least water my plant
while I'm gone?

Well, sure. I'm not going anywhere.

Just once. You know how many times once
is, right?

Less than twice.

More than once.

See ya.

Now, must be out of batteries.

Circle up, people.

I don't know what's going on, but I love
circling. New Year's is coming up, and

that's the anniversary of the day I
first met Leela.

Aw. Which anniversary is it?

I'm actually not sure, but I think a big
one. Maybe 10 or 45.

Who knows? It's impossible to say with
all the time loops we've been through.

Well, whichever one it is, I want to
throw her a giant surprise party.

Wait a minute. You and I met that same
day. Where's my party?

Listen, Bender. That's the beautiful day
we met and attempted suicide.

I refuse to help.

Bye.

The first thing I need is some not
necessarily legal fireworks.

Scruffy knows the price.

Uh -huh.

Just across the border.

Bender, you decided to help?

No, I just ran out of a few things and
had to run to the market.

How may I pervert you?

Yeah, we'd like some, you know, filthy
porno. Ah, yes,

I think I have what you're looking for.

I thought we were here for fireworks.

Shh, not so loud.

Right this way for your porno, sir.

I've got every kind of firework, except
the legal kind.

I'm looking for ones that spell out
Leela in huge explosions.

What language?

Um, I forget what it's called. The
language my mouth knows.

All right, couple of these, one of
those.

I'm also looking for a giant laser
eyeball.

A giant laser what kind of ball?

Eyes. Oh, yes, yes, we have those, too.

Any chance I can borrow a cryogenic tube
for my anniversary?

I want to come dancing out on one like
when I first met Leela. Not a problem.

Terry!

Nobody needed Rory Giuliani anyway.

Santa passed such wonderful presents
this year. These earmuffs are lovely.

Where's Fry?

I got him a nice slipper. He couldn't
make it. He had faker things to do.

I'm going out to chop more PVC pipe for
the fire.

Over here.

Fry, you came.

And in such a weird way.

Don't tell Leela, but I'm throwing her a
surprise anniversary party. I hope you

can all make it.

Thank you.

They're new.

Who wants the toast to a mellows?

Here you go. This one's on me. I likes
to help young lovers.

She's coming. I hear her distinctive
heavy footsteps.

Everyone in your hiding places.

In here.

Oh, no. My plant is dead.

If he couldn't come to my stupid
parents' stupid house, he could have at

watered my stupid plant.

Welcome to the world of tomorrow.

Oh,

Leela. Don't oh -leela me.

You couldn't water it one time.

What? Oh, right. The plant.

Ladies and gentlemen, Kenny G.

This saxophone serenade goes out to a
very special one -eyed lady.

I wasn't given a name, but I'm going to
assume it's you.

Maybe you only killed it a little bit.
I'll try to revive it with some water.

Hey! Oh, my G -water.

Here, you've got some gin.

Thanks. I call it G -Water.

Ten, nine, eight. I'm really sorry I
forgot to water it. But I did other

Look.

I mean, the leaves are dry as death.

Whose birthday is it? No, it's our
anniversary.

Leela.

I planned this whole huge party for you.
I spent all the money in our joint bank

account. We don't have a joint bank
account.

Not anymore.

I don't need grand displays. I need to
know I can count on you.

Look, let's not fight in front of Kenny
G.

Is the plant really such a big deal?

Don't you understand that this plant is
a metaphor for our relationship?

You know I don't. I need some time to
think about our future. If there is one.

I'm going back to stay with my stupid
parents.

I'll see you there, honey.

Surprise!

I can't believe how bad that went. I
mean, is it my fault the plant died?

Yes. I love her so much, and she's never
going to forgive me.

Oh, sure, she might.

Leela? Hello, Philip.

Oh, snap, she Philiped you.

That is cold.

Good news, everyone.

Hey, you can't do that. That's my only
thing.

Today, we'll be delivering this stud
boogaloo to Mars.

I'll lead him to the ship.

Naturally, I'd rather Fry didn't go on
this mission.

Why? Well, the bugalo might get angry
when it sees your red jacket.

So I'll take it off.

I don't want you to get chilly. I'll
just take Zoidberg instead.

But his whole body's red.

No, I'm a deep, rich salmon.

Come on, boys. Follow the carrot.

I don't know what to do. I always
thought Leela and I were soulmates. But

it wasn't meant to be.

You know, Mon, there's a way to test if
that's true.

Hush, Hermes. Never speak of that. Speak
of what?

Oh, it's a fascinating story.

You see, a thousand years ago, AI
-powered dating apps were becoming more

more powerful.

With access to social media posts, DNA
databases, genital pics, and so on, they

became too good, able to identify a
person's one perfect match from among

inhabitants of Earth.

What's wrong with that?

Everything, you whimpering imbecile!
Because naturally, many people soon

that they had settled for someone other
than their perfect match.

It led to a 10 ,000 % increase in
jealous murders and an end to the

two -car family.

The Soulmate apps were banned, but some
say the technology still exists in

ancient relics known as magic mirrors.

Yes, some say that, but not us, because
it's illegal to even mention. No law can

keep me from my noble purpose. To the
Pornatorium!

Bender? Again?

Yeah, I had a coupon for a new
girlfriend.

What happened to the old one?

She ran off with the bicycle pump.

So, uh, do you have one of those magic
mirrors no one talks about that I've

hearing about?

You don't need to wink if you're not
speaking in code.

Gotcha.

Come back, baby. We can work it out.

Okay, where can I hang it?

Well, you don't need this anymore.

What's USB?

I think it was the new name after the
collapse of the USA.

I got this, guys.

I have a universal mail plug.

You never know who you might meet.

All charged up. Who wants to test it?
Oh, I will. I know Kiff and I are

soulmates, so this is going to be fun.

Right, Kiffy?

Don't worry.

It's me.

Oh, thank the Grand Midwife's porous
skin sack.

It was always you.

You want to give it a try, Bender?

I got a good thing going over here.

All right. Okay. I'm ready to see if
Leela's my soulmate.

Actually, I'm not ready. I changed my
mind. Too late. Get up.

It is Leela. I knew it.

My love, all is forgiven.

That's big of you, but I'm just here to
get my stuff.

We belong together.

Don't go.

Wow. It just keeps metaphoring.

It's okay.

She'll be back. She's my soulmate.

Uh -huh. Too bad you're not hers.

Anyone else want to try the mirror?

I fainted. We need smelling salts.

I'll give him a smell of salt.

That's Leela's soulmate?

That's the worst picture of me I've ever
seen.

Dial down the denial, mon. Let's see who
eliminated you in round one.

name wrong?

Fry.

It's not me, is it?

Not even close.

What makes this guy so great, and what
could make him a little less great?

Oh, I know.

Strangling. It's the right thing to do
and the fun way to do it.

Hmm. The mature thing would be just to
punch him a little, but he could be

anywhere.

Anywhere within a three -foot radius of
this point. He's in Century Park.

The park?

That's the perfect place to dispose of
the body.

And, um, any other bodies we might
happen to have lying around. Right,

Right?

Say your prayers, stud muffin.

I can't believe it.

My little fry is becoming a murderer.

Poor little guy. The central park thorn.

Hey! Why did you do that? And why didn't
it hurt very much?

You stay away from Leela. Who?

The most beautiful woman in the world,
that's who.

Really? Tell me more.

Oh, I'll tell you more. She's not just
beautiful, she's smart and sexy.

Is she single?

Yeah, recently.

Can you introduce me to her?

Of course, you idiot. She's my roommate.

What was that? The moth? Get down. We're
in danger.

Are you going to punch me back?

Shh. I'll do it later. Okay, but I need
to be at work by three. What are we

hiding from? An invasive tree species
that's killing indigenous plants.

Plants I swore to protect with my life.

Oh, no. I left my clippers in the shed.

I don't like the way that tree is
walking.

It's the creeping willow.

Grab the zip line.

It's time to let go.

Never. She's mine.

God, she's okay.

She? The one -eyed Susan. The last of
her species in the entire universe.

Hmm, very nice, but how do you know it's
pronouns?

It's a dioecious plant that produces
only female flowers, but there are no

left, so she can't reproduce.

Sorry, I didn't know you wanted kids.

She was placed under my care, and not
even my own anniversary could keep me

watering her.

Don't worry, she thrives on salt water.

Quick,

we need to arm ourselves!

Leela would love this. The decor, the
live plants, this beautiful wood beam.

What's it made of? Wood? What beam?

I would rather die than let this
invasive species encroach on the

niche of my plants. Are you with me? I'm
not sure I'd rather die, but yeah.

Brother to the end? Brother to the...
Well, maybe not the end end, but...

Good

grave. Not great.

I'm proud of you, son.

I couldn't have killed him better
myself.

No, he's just injured.

Really? Well, there's no law against
mercy bludgeoning.

Actually, I think there is.

You're no son of mine!

It's gonna be a tough recovery, but you
should be all right, since you came to

this hospital instead of letting me
treat you.

I told you to leave the charts alone.

Oh, I can't believe it. My plant is
dead.

Ah, my plant!

I'm sorry, Branch.

You did your best.

She was lucky to have such a kind,
committed guy in her life.

Thank you, friend.

Call it even?

Even. Hey, Fry's my friend. If anybody's
gonna punch him, it's gonna be me.

Fry, I heard you were hurt. I was so
worried.

You were?

Of course. Are you okay?

I will be, now that you're here.

I love you the most.

Who's your friend?

I am. He?

Well, he's nobody.

Yeah, a six foot four nobody with really
good health insurance and eyes like

limpid pools.

They don't look limpid to me.

I'm just reading the chart.

I think you should leave now.

Branch is about to have an embarrassing
type of surgery.

Is it a penis reduction?

I'm just guessing based on the chart.

Give me that!

I'm afraid this machine is dead.

What? Fry?

He's waking up!

What happened?

Well... I got a really cute skirt on
sale, and you've been in a coma for a

month. It's a plaid. A month?

Has Leela visited me?

Oh, lots of times. She brought these
flowers.

Well, her and Branch.

Branch? Uh -huh. He picked them out. He
really knows a lot about plants.

Ever since night one, I've had, like,
deep feelings for you.

And some of the other hot girls on the
island.

He's cheating on you, Chastity!

I can take care of a plant, too.

Hey, Bender, where's your green spray
paint?

Here. It's almost empty.

See?

So is Leela living with Branch now? How
many kids do they have?

Forget about Leela.

Chastity's about to make the mistake of
her life.

It's tearing me up inside.

Maybe I can convince Branch that Leland
and I belong together.

If I could just talk to him.

Strangle him, you say? I happen to know
of an unoccupied grave. It's a little

small, but I can bend him in half.

Bri, you're out of your coma?

I think so.

Listen, can I talk to you? In a minute.
First, I have to show you something.

The invasive trees didn't kill your
flower.

And they're back for revenge.

No, it's okay. It turns out the creeping
willow isn't invasive.

It's actually the male of the species.

I was trying so hard to keep them apart,
but it was meant to be.

Ah, jeez. Get a greenhouse.

All she really needed was for me to step
out of the way.

Branch, you're a good man. And a good
friend.

That's it! I'm getting my shovel!

Oh,

you're here.

Leela, this might sound old -fashioned.

But I knew you were right for me from
the first moment I saw you.

Actually, you screamed.

Okay, the moment after that.

But it's not about what's right for me.

I love you.

And I want you to be happy.

I know that.

That's why I need to get out of your way
and let you and Branch pollinate. Well,

you know what I mean. Like, get to know
each other and maybe with a chaperone.

You love me so much you'd let me go?

I would. And I get it.

Branch is a great guy.

He really is.

He even revived my plant.

I killed it again.

Sorry. I'm sure Branch can save it. The
man is good with plants.

Yeah. Although, I have to say, he's
always plant -splaining stuff to me.

I mean, come on. Sometimes you want to
talk about something other than botany.

But what?

He's your soulmate.

What are you talking about? A friend,
sure.

But not my soulmate.

How do you know?

Because now I know you are.