Short Summary The Sting First aired 06/01/03 Rank: 13/124 Reviews: 700 Rating: 91% On a mission to get space honey, the Planet Express crew has to battle giant outer space bees.

#351 by plop I really liked this episode. To me all of it was quite surprising, and all of Leela's dreams were very weird. plop gave 5 points 01.02.2004

#352 by Brian One of the most beautiful episodes ever. Brian gave 5 points 01.02.2004

#353 by Zoidy This episode moved me emotionally that I watched it again as soon as it finished.. seeing Fry in the end crying for Leela was beautiful.. Zoidy gave 5 points 01.02.2004

#354 by RnR Anyone who has lost a spouse knows that this episode RnR gave 5 points 03.02.2004

#355 by Zomba One of the best episodes. I was watching it with some THC, and it really was an experience. It also made me so sad I almost cried. And the romantic stuff was handled really well (then again, I hold all Futuramas in high regard). And the whole waking but still dreaming part, I could really relate to it (had similar dreams, well not so romantic, after I stoped with hallucinoges. But it was really scary stuff). Anywasy, really superb execution. Zomba gave 5 points 03.02.2004

#356 by Major Payne I think this has to beone of the best episodes ever. Major Payne gave 5 points 04.02.2004

#357 by Thoror This is my favourite episode of Futurama. It's full of surrealist images and romantic scenes. You can´t be a true fan of Futurama without seeing and enjoying this episode. Thoror gave 4 points 13.02.2004

#358 by *mlf* This was my favorite Futurama ep. after the final. The funural had some great parts sates as the professor saying that he was now the oldest member of his family, that really make me laugh. I also like to see how Fry kept telling Leela to wake up, even when she was "awake" and to see him crying for her at the hospital. That seen almost make me cry. Truly a great episode. *mlf* gave 5 points 21.02.2004

#359 by Dolcelannah To reiterate what I wrote in PEEL: Absolutely fantastic. The best episode ever, no question. It dealt with so much stuff: with guilt, mortality, loyalty, suicide, insanity and love, but in the most intriguing, mind-blowing, seamless, suspenseful way possible. The spoons of space honey thing was great, and the way we never knew whether Leela was awake or not, especially when she woke up from dreams within dreams... the "Wake up, please, just wake up!" thing was really clever and well thought out and I thought it was so well done when we didn't find out what was happening until the end. In my opinion, it's ridiculously underrated at 18/72 (by the CGEF rankings), but I suppose it might not be the sort of episode that has the same impact when watched twice: the ending was so amazing that if you already knew it, it might not really have worked so well. So I guess I'm saying: remember back to when you first saw it, because it was really an amazingly powerful, clever and moving episode. I thought it was brilliant. It also had some hilarious moments, like Bender playing virtual golf and Leela "packing a lunch" for the queen bee, but what really got it there was its brilliant storyline. I give it and A+++, or however many pluses you can give an episode, and put it on the top of my list. Dolcelannah gave 5 points 22.02.2004

#360 by Judith This episode comes in second only to Luck of the Fryish, and it's a really close second. Brilliantly written, the parts were wonderfully voiced, you knew Fry had to be alive but couldn't figure out how, the twist was totally unexpected and it was really moving while still being a happy ending. One of those shows where you want to tie the Fox network executives to a chair,make them watch and say,"This is what you cancelled, you idiot! What's wrong with you?" Judith gave 5 points 24.02.2004