watching Friends when the Planet Express crew arrive to make the delivery, and Lrrr comments that it is a "Joey heavy episode". He also wonders why Ross, the “largest of the friends,” does not simply eat the other five. When Bender is arguing with the ship over art censorship, he flips through a book and shows the AI a painting called “Venus de Venus”, which bears striking resemblance to Venus de Milo. Reception Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club gave the episode a positive review, scoring it an A- and summarizing with: "[The episode] remains one of show’s more memorable outings; the guest voice is inspired, the gags are sharp throughout, and the romantic-with-more-than-a-little-horror take on love seems pretty well thought out." References External links Love and Rocket at The Infosphere. Futurama (season 4) episodes 2002 American television episodes Fiction set around Omicron Persei Valentine's Day television episodes