Short Summary Three Hundred Big Boys First aired 06/15/03 Rank: 42/84 Reviews: 508 Rating: 83% After the latest victory, President Nixon distributes the silken spoils of war as a $300 tax rebate.

#31 by VincentX Sorry, I didn't like this episode. Seemed to be building too many stories at once, got kinda hard to keep track of what character was doing what with which. It might have been better off if each of those stories had their own episodes to focus on. But what can you do? I gave it a 2...I would have given it a 1, but there were some scenes that were kinda funny. VincentX gave 2 points 16.06.2003

#32 by Natt in the hat Great episode. I didn't read all the reveiws yet, but did anyone notice that this week FOX didn't have Homer say "D'oh" before futurama came on? Natt in the hat gave 5 points 16.06.2003

#33 by Tele-Toby The inter-connection of the plots reminded me of the Simpsons' episode "22 Short Films About Springfield". Overall, there was the sense that it was all coming up just a little bit short, as if everything was a bit incomplete. And this feeling kicked right in with the opening - I expected some sort of punchline headline to follow up "Voted The Best"... the best what? And that sense of incompletion ran right to the very end in that we never did get Bender's sense of closure for Fry. What happened to that orange blur of a guy anyway? Maybe it's because he died this week, but I couldn't help but think of David Brinkley's sour puss when watching Morbo having his tie fussed over by Mrs. Morbo. It was nice to see Mom's 3 stoog- er, sons, and the kids from the Orphanarium again. Great moments of animation that stood out included the shot of the whale biologist with the audience background - very detached, very cool. I liked the talking tattoo, but will we ever see that again if Amy goes sleeveless? Zoidberg's story was most affecting and the most human. I also got the sense of "been there done that" with the Professor going young after being so happy to be even older just a few episodes ago. And finally, what WAS that being chased in the video line conduit? Tele-Toby gave 3 points 16.06.2003

#34 by naysayer By far the worst episode I've seen (and I've seen all of them). I'm really surprised that the rest of you liked this one. naysayer gave 2 points 16.06.2003

#35 by Kevin Good one. I liked it more than the Sting. It had some little bits thrown in for the precious shippers, but it stuck more to humor. Good. Hopefully more episodes can do so... other than the final episode they look like they're aimed more at humor then romance from here on in, but most are also highly Bender heavy ones, so thats up in the air. Kevin gave 5 points 16.06.2003

#36 by Johnny Sasaki A lot of good jokes, normally enough to warrant a five. Unfortunately, the episode tried to do too much. For example, the Conrad family was nice to see, but didn't add anything to the episode. The totally pointless nudity was a nice touch. I must know the story of the whale biologist! Johnny Sasaki gave 4 points 16.06.2003

#37 by Alex I liked it. Fry was really funny. Alex gave 5 points 16.06.2003

#38 by max300 i love scruffy's new haircut. max300 gave 5 points 16.06.2003

#39 by h-s-Assassin It was a good episode overall but not one of Futurama's finest episodes but still pretty good. It was kinda stupid how Fry saved everyone. h-s-Assassin gave 5 points 16.06.2003

#40 by DuPont24 The ending was awesome. Although Kif and Amy's involvement in it was not all that funny. As a diehard futurama fan, there isn't much that they could do in futurama that i wouldn't like. DuPont24 gave 5 points 16.06.2003