Last night there was a blink-and-you-missed-it easter egg in the opening credits of The Simpsons. Perhaps it's a celebration by the Simpsons crew after Futurama's renewal?

Bask in the glory of man's metallic monstrosities! Sing the body electromagnetic! Feel the magnificence of network android denizens from Japan's cartoon contraptions to limey British borgs! These are television's most iconic artificial citizens, and you must watch them now!

Like all great things meant for nerds, Futurama, especially this season, has dealt with a lot of issues of equality and acceptance. On the 100th episode tonight, mutants finally gained theirs (Leela included) with an old fashioned sewer march.

Fry and company got meta tonight with a trip to a 31st century comic-con. It's been a whole millennium, and not much has changed. Apparently, Matt Groening will continue getting way too many Simpsons questions, and Fox still sucks.

Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert wishes President Obama had announced the war's end with more gusto, Melissa Joan Hart talks about child stars, and Jennifer Aniston and Jon Stewart awkwardly recall the date they went on over 15 years ago.

Tonight's episode was proof that switching bodies with someone else is never as fun as Freaky Friday makes it look. The machine asks an important question: would you switch bodies with a 180-year-old man just to pig out on snacks?

Today at Gawker.TV, Ellen Degeneres dances her ass of on the So You Think You Can Dance finale, Kieran Culkin is accused of being a nintendo addict, and a passenger from Steven Slater's heroic flight speaks on the Early Show.

On tonight's Futurama, The Professor was challenged with a pertinent evolutionary debate. Watch as he is right about something for the first time ever.

Futurama tonight was overtaken by the glory of cats. Here is the adorable alien history you've been waiting for, complete with ancient Egyptian pyramid theory. Is this the first move in Futurama's quest to conquer the internet?

Today at Gawker.TV, Jimmy Fallon performs a "double rainbow" song as Neil Young, Futurama gets stuck traveling forward in time, naked people with cats, and Ron Livingston may be the only person alive that doesn't like Paul Rudd.

Futurama loves to play with time travel, even at the expense of making any sense. Tonight Fry and company travelled ever further in time to discover a backwards time machine. It'll make sense if you watch the clip.

Today at Gawker.TV, John Mayer reflects about his past over-sharing during interviews, we discover Bender's origin on Futurama, Bethenny Frankel goes into labor, Enrique Iglesias and George Lopez get close, and more words of wisdom from the Double Rainbow Guy.

Everyone who's anyone already knows that Bender Bending Rodriguez the Robot was "Hecho En Mexico". What we didn't know was that the foul-mouthed drunkard-bot can owe his continued livelihood to another member of the cast. Find out who inside.

Today at Gawker.TV, Regis Philbin dresses up like The Situation, Jay Leno gets pervy over Ellen Page's sleepwalking habits, Jay Baruchel explains how weird Nic Cage really is, and Bethenny Frankel's honeymoon suite is invaded by a pooping iguana.

There are points in the Dan Brown book that are interesting but ultimately full of shit. It takes the comedic chops of Futurama to give us a version worth watching. Here the crew discovers a secret in Da Vinci's beard.

Today at Gawker.TV, Bethenny Frankel pees in a trash can, Jason Segel hits on Hoda Kotb, Futurama's pride parade, and Greg Kelly of Good Day New York asks Colin Quinn what their deceased friend is up to.

Tonight's Futurama provided us with a hopeful look into the future of Gay/Robosexual/Horse-and-Ghost Marriage, although there are still haters. It's good to have Bender on the side of equality.

You thought it probably couldn't be done, but Futurama has conveniently packaged nearly every complaint about Apple and the iPhone into one beautiful episode, most of which happen in this clip.

Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert continues his quest to become a fake astronaut, Futurama returns, a Funny or Die iPhone spoof featuring Adam Scott, Bethenny Frankel goes to Costco, and Chris Rock explains how to smuggle crack.

Futurama is back! Life is worth living again! All glory to Hypnotoad! This clip of Zapp Brannigan's incredibly realistic dream should be proof enough that the show is better than ever.