At what episode did Futurama start its decline? Sometime

>>93765941
First episode of the Comedy Central seasons.

>>93766113
Probably this, but it had certain resurgences in quality during the comedy central seasons so it wasn't a total and continuous decline but more like ups and downs with an overall trend downwards

At least they never had a poochie

>>93765941
Season 7 episode 1

You can also notice a change in the humor going from S3->S4. Still good, but not AS good

>>93765941
The movies and when Fry became really annoying and mopey

Not really a decline (in the gradual sense), they just couldn't put Humpty Dumpty back together again.

Both the movies and the two CC seasons have their moments, but right from the beginning they were never anywhere as good as the original run.

>>93765941
The peak was season 3. Season 4 was ok. The movies are okayish. The newer episodes are awful - okayish.

>>93765941
before the movies: amazing
movies: okay
after movies: meh
last episode: great again

Hated how in the movies and CC series, Bender became even more obnoxious and referring to himself in the third person.

>>93765941
beast with a billion backs

>>93765941

As others have said, it was never really a decline, more than quality stopped being as consistent during Comedy Central reboots. Even in its original run, Futurama occasionally had pretty large dips in quality ("That's Lobstertainment!", "Route of All Evil", "Put Your Head on my Shoulder", etc). There are still some great episodes few and far between in the Comedy Central seasons, and I think the show itself ended on a pretty high note, although I still prefer "The Devils Hands as Idle Playthings" as the jumping off point.

8 to 9 episodes post movies I feel are okay to good.

Do people actually like the last episode? It seemed like such a shit way of finalising the series. Easily my least favourite episode.

>>93767403
Fry and Lela got to live it out together alone and now they'll do it all again with the rest of the world.

Honestly went better than it could have gone leaving it vague.