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Broadcast 25 years after "The Simpsons" was first broadcast in 1989 and 15 years after Futurama (1999) was first broadcast in 1999.

Despite being the central character of the series, Fry has only four lines. Zoidberg, Amy, Hermes, and Scruffy each have only one line. Most of the bulk of the dialogue belongs to Bender, Leela and Professor Farnsworth while some don't have dialogue at all.

Tress MacNeille, who provides the voices of Linda and Ndnd and was a regular cast member on Futurama (1999), is not credited as a "special guest voice" like the rest of her co-stars since she's also a semi-regular cast member on Simpsonai (1989), most notably as the voice of Agnes Skinner, Brandine Spuckler and the Crazy Cat Lady, among others.

Futurama (1999) has ended a year and 2 months before this episode aired (September 2013). This is the last episode of any series to feature the Futurama cast.

Matt Groening decided to do a crossover of "The Simpsons" and Futurama (1999) to celebrate "The Simpson's" 25th anniversary.

Frank Welker who plays Nibbler in the Crossover, used to be reoccurring guests in The Simpsons as animal vocal effects in the 90s. Due to his vocal strains near the early 2000s, he asked for a raise and have Dan Castellaneta to fill in for the animal voices. After 14-15 years, he returns to being credited guest star for The Simpsons as his Futurama (1999) character, Lord Nibbler.

See also Šeimos bičas: The Simpsons Guy (2014), another FOX crossover involving Simpsonai (1989).

In this episode Bart states that his birthday is February 23rd.

Originally, Bender was sent back through time to kill Bart, not Homer.

In the last scene Lrrr says "Perhaps the one of you that is female should talk to her." Shortly after, both Kang and Kodos go to talk to Ndnd. Kang and Kodos were established as sisters during Treehouse '96.

This episode takes place in 2014 and 3014.

The algorithm to decypher the 2nd alien language in Futurama is written inside Bender's head.

This the second crossover Simpsons episode. First one was The Star Is Burns (1995) with the Critic.

The first mutant rabbit is born out of an egg that looks & opens like the eggs in the Alien movie franchise.

Two of the mutant rabbits are drawn as Matt Groening's characters Binky and Bongo from his "Life in Hell" comic strip. Bongo writes "Crossovers Are Hell" on the side of a building.