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| − | In the episode "[[Hell Is Other Robots]]", they sing part of the [[Robot Hell (song)|Robot Hell]] song. During this song, their heads are outside jars |
+ | In the episode "[[Hell Is Other Robots]]", they sing part of the [[Robot Hell (song)|Robot Hell]] song. During this song, their heads are outside jars. |
| − | [[Bender Bending Rodríguez]], [[Philip J. Fry |
+ | [[Bender Bending Rodríguez|Bender]], [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]], and [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] go to see the Beastie Boys in the year [[3000]] and meet them backstage and Fry says that he had their five albums in [[1999]], to which they reply, "That was a thousand years ago. Now we have seven.". |
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*[[Wikipedia:Adam Yauch|Adam Yauch]] was unavailable at the time of the recording, so only [[Ad-Rock]] and [[Mike D]] voice themselves in the episode with Ad-Rock also voicing Adam Yauch. |
*[[Wikipedia:Adam Yauch|Adam Yauch]] was unavailable at the time of the recording, so only [[Ad-Rock]] and [[Mike D]] voice themselves in the episode with Ad-Rock also voicing Adam Yauch. |
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Revision as of 02:33, 31 May 2020
The Beastie Boys are a popular music band consisting of musicians and rappers Adam Yauch, Ad-Rock and Mike D who made guest appearances on Futurama.
In the episode "Hell Is Other Robots", they sing part of the Robot Hell song. During this song, their heads are outside jars.
Bender, Fry, and Leela go to see the Beastie Boys in the year 3000 and meet them backstage and Fry says that he had their five albums in 1999, to which they reply, "That was a thousand years ago. Now we have seven.".
Trivia
- Adam Yauch was unavailable at the time of the recording, so only Ad-Rock and Mike D voice themselves in the episode with Ad-Rock also voicing Adam Yauch.