"That turtle" has a name, you know: it's Filburt. And he predates Prof Farnsworth by almost eight years!

Anyway, Filburt always struck me as more of a Woody Allen / Sal Rosenberg type.

Sal? I thought it was Sol.

Either way, I'm gonna punch you right in the mouth. I'll slug you in the gut.

Yeah, sorry, that was a typo. I don't think I can type no more! Don't be sore. No, don't be sore at me, ok. Just give me ten minutes.

No that was just an idea. You punch me in the mouth, I punch you in the mouth. I'm sorry. Hello, Please?! T'ank you. Get off the phone you stupid bastahd.

EvilHomer: Our current admin and support, pms, might edit your posts for you, but since he is possibly a self-aware computer program, you may need to pay him in human brains and central nervous systems.

Just remember to approach pms lightly. I'd recommend a movie and a bottle of Pinot. I feel this is partially my fault because I typed that comment with my penis.

yeah, can only 4 star this because the episode gives this so much more context.

mrs bighead sounds like harvey fierstein
rocko probably thought O Town would be more accepting of his rainbow loving ways than 'Straya, so tragic

Even though the pride movement has used the colors since the late 70s, I don't remember seeing flags hung on porches and such until the mid to late 90s. I'm guessing they were just looking for something kind of absurdly banal for everyone to universally reject despite their much stranger revelations, like "I like snowflakes" or "I like kitty cats/puppies ."

Right, but given the theme of the episode and it's title, i can't believe the choice of the rainbow is completely arbitrary.

With any other show, IZ, that might be the case, but Rocko's Modern Life was notorious for it's gay subtext. This show predated widespread, public normalization by a number of years, but the writers knew exactly what they were doing when they chose rainbows.

Not on RML.

2023, whatever.