Following are spoilers for the Futurama Season 13.

Futurama has always had a satirical string. The series is Comedy, and the biggest joke is that 1000 years later, life is not so different from today. Since the series was revived in Julu, however, most episodes felt hyper-turn. Futurama parodies trends or events that sometimes have already felt dated when the episodes premiered.

Season from 11 to 12 Futurama shows episodes for Amazonstreaming TV, Kovid-19 pandemic, Cancel cultureCryptocurrency, NFTS and chatbots. New -Premier Season 13 maintains cultural satire.

"The world is hot enough" is for global warming and our constant inactivity prevents it. (If you want to be super depressed about how little the problem is, Futurama has already made an episode of climate change in 2002, "Hot" Guest Guests Al Gore.) "Terrible without a screen" is for those damn children and their screen addictions. Murderoni parodies it The theory of conspiracy for Pizagat, That may be biting in 2016, but is now in the past on the expiration date.

No Everyone The episode was like this, awarded. Season 13 was most balanced by Julu's Futurama seasons, relying on characters based episodes, as much as the current lamping event; Maybe The play is looking for its groove back.

The final of the season, the "White Hole", was a particularly strong episode. He probably helped write Patrick Veron, who has been with Futurama since Season 1, still in 1999. The "White Hole" is titled the phenomena that open in the sky light years away from the earth. White holes are hypothesized by real scientists and opposite to black holes; While black holes suck everything in the inevitable cavity, white holes cannot be infused with matter, energy or light. In the "white hole", the hole is the place of a new universe that is born; The crew table on the planet Express mission to bother the hole and the newborn universe inside.

Many Futurama writers are just as passionate about Stem, as for comedy and cartoons; Co-creator David H. Cohen was educated in physics and computer science, writer Ken Kenler has Dr. In math that used to be a real mathematical theorem The episode of the "prisoner of the Benda" body, etc.

Often, Futurama's scientific fiction would have a core of reality. Less "South Park" and more "Starwater Trails", "White Hole" sees the planet Express boldly, where no one has passed before.