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| title = Lethal Inspection |
| title = Lethal Inspection |
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+ | | director = [[Ray Claffey]] |
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| preceded_by = "[[The Duh-Vinci Code]]" |
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| − | [[Bender]] learns that he suffers from a terminal manufacturing defect. Hermes agrees to join him in his quest to discover the identity of '[[Hermes Conrad|Inspector 5]]', the beaureacrat at Mom's Friendly Robot Company who allowed him to pass inspection with such a flaw. Ater a fruitless trip to the Central Beaureacracy a frustrated Bender calls Mom, who dispatches KillBots to eliminate Bender in order to cover-up the existence of a 'defective product'. While on the run Bender and Hermes travel to Tijuana, where they find the old home of Inspector 5; Hermes is able to hack into the computer console and upload false information to the KillBots claiming Bender has been eliminated; he narrowly escapes the wreckage of the house in the KillBots' wake. Back at Planet Express Hermes burns various paperwork, among them a file revealing that he is Inspector 5; he actually detected Bender's defect when the 'infant' robot came off the assembly line, however rather than destroy the robot Hermes chose to override the computer and allow Bender to live. The episode ends with "Little Bird, Little Bird," an American children's song, performed by Elizabeth Mitchell. |
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| + | After a "Sithal War" re-enactment, [[Bender Bending Rodríguez]] mocks the rest of the [[Planet Express crew]] for their mortality. He believes that the back-up unit he was installed with will download him into a new body once his current one is destroyed, effectively making him immortal. His irreverence for death annoys his coworkers, but he informs them that the only [[Human]] being whose opinion matters to him is that of "Inspector #5", the quality control inspector at [[Mom's Friendly Robot Company]] who assessed him right after he was built. Though he does not remember him, Bender lauds "Inspector #5", believing his approved inspection to be the ultimate affirmation of his perfection. However, after discovering and fixing an oil leak, Bender learns that he is missing the back-up unit because of a production defect. [[Hermes Conrad]] agrees to join him in his quest to discover the identity of Inspector #5, leaving Leela in charge of all bureaucratic business. Unable to understand her first piece of paperwork, she hides it behind a plant. |
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| + | After a fruitless trip to the [[Central Bureaucracy]] where Inspector 5's digital AND physical file were missing, a frustrated Bender calls [[Mom]], who dispatches [[Kill-bot]]s to eliminate Bender in order to cover-up the existence of a 'defective product', which would tarnish her company's image. The duo try outrunning the Kill bots on a train, but they catch up. With a very low tunnel coming up ahead, there is no choice but to limbo while standing atop the train. After twelve hours through the tunnel, Bender and Hermes arrive in Tijuana, where they find the old home of Inspector 5. Finding no trace of Inspector 5, Bender gives up on his search and laments the fact that he's doomed to someday die. Hermes cheers Bender up and gives him a new outlook on life. Soon, the Kill bots catch up and start destroying the building. Hermes is able to hack into the computer console and upload false information to the Kill bots claiming Bender has been eliminated: he narrowly escapes the wreckage of the house in the Kill bots' wake by limboing. Back at [[Planet Express]], Hermes and Bender return to find it in complete chaos thanks to a panicking Leela who tried to hide every single paper behind plants. |
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| + | After an hour of work, Hermes manages to turn everything to normal and burns various paperwork. As the rest of the crew goes off to celebrate with Bender, Hermes burns one last document, a file revealing that he was Inspector 5: he actually detected Bender's defect when the 'infant' robot came off the assembly line. However, rather than dispose of the robot Hermes found himself unable to and chose to override the computer and allow Bender to live: he then resigned from Mom's Friendly Robot Company and left his house in Tijuana. |
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| + | It is revealed he secretly stole Inspector 5's file while he and Bender were in the Central Bureaucracy: he did not have to hack into the computer at his Tijuana home because it was his in the first place. The ending scene of the episode shows Hermes having a smile on his face, proud of his decision to save Bender. The episode ends with "Little Bird, Little Bird," an American children's song, performed by Elizabeth Mitchell. |
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- "Anything less than immortality is a complete waste of time!"
- ―Bender
"Lethal Inspection" is the 6th. episode of the seventh season of Futurama and premiered on July 22, 2010.
Plot
After a "Sithal War" re-enactment, Bender Bending Rodríguez mocks the rest of the Planet Express crew for their mortality. He believes that the back-up unit he was installed with will download him into a new body once his current one is destroyed, effectively making him immortal. His irreverence for death annoys his coworkers, but he informs them that the only Human being whose opinion matters to him is that of "Inspector #5", the quality control inspector at Mom's Friendly Robot Company who assessed him right after he was built. Though he does not remember him, Bender lauds "Inspector #5", believing his approved inspection to be the ultimate affirmation of his perfection. However, after discovering and fixing an oil leak, Bender learns that he is missing the back-up unit because of a production defect. Hermes Conrad agrees to join him in his quest to discover the identity of Inspector #5, leaving Leela in charge of all bureaucratic business. Unable to understand her first piece of paperwork, she hides it behind a plant.
After a fruitless trip to the Central Bureaucracy where Inspector 5's digital AND physical file were missing, a frustrated Bender calls Mom, who dispatches Kill-bots to eliminate Bender in order to cover-up the existence of a 'defective product', which would tarnish her company's image. The duo try outrunning the Kill bots on a train, but they catch up. With a very low tunnel coming up ahead, there is no choice but to limbo while standing atop the train. After twelve hours through the tunnel, Bender and Hermes arrive in Tijuana, where they find the old home of Inspector 5. Finding no trace of Inspector 5, Bender gives up on his search and laments the fact that he's doomed to someday die. Hermes cheers Bender up and gives him a new outlook on life. Soon, the Kill bots catch up and start destroying the building. Hermes is able to hack into the computer console and upload false information to the Kill bots claiming Bender has been eliminated: he narrowly escapes the wreckage of the house in the Kill bots' wake by limboing. Back at Planet Express, Hermes and Bender return to find it in complete chaos thanks to a panicking Leela who tried to hide every single paper behind plants.
After an hour of work, Hermes manages to turn everything to normal and burns various paperwork. As the rest of the crew goes off to celebrate with Bender, Hermes burns one last document, a file revealing that he was Inspector 5: he actually detected Bender's defect when the 'infant' robot came off the assembly line. However, rather than dispose of the robot Hermes found himself unable to and chose to override the computer and allow Bender to live: he then resigned from Mom's Friendly Robot Company and left his house in Tijuana.
It is revealed he secretly stole Inspector 5's file while he and Bender were in the Central Bureaucracy: he did not have to hack into the computer at his Tijuana home because it was his in the first place. The ending scene of the episode shows Hermes having a smile on his face, proud of his decision to save Bender. The episode ends with "Little Bird, Little Bird," an American children's song, performed by Elizabeth Mitchell.