Season 1 · Episode 4
Futurama
On a mission intended to save endangered animals on a collapsing planet, Leela and the crew run into legendary starship captain Zapp Brannigan. A self-proclaimed ladies man, Zapp sees Leela as a potential new conquest. When the captain refuses to aid the animal rescue, Leela and her crew try to leave Zapp's starship. But Zapp throws Fry and Bender in jail, and summons Leela to his "Lovenasium". They ultimately escape and arrive on the doomed planet, where Leela finally finds love - with a cute, and very useful, creature named Nibbler.

The deliberate mispronunciation is used in the episode as a character joke, signaling false sophistication. The joke lands only if a listener catches that 'champaña' is the standard Latin American Spanish pronunciation and the anglicized form sounds pretentious or ignorant.
Literally 'to drag oneself', but used idiomatically to mean going back to someone in a humiliated, desperate way, often after a fight or rejection. The connotation of wounded pride and submission is not recoverable from the literal meaning alone.
A fixed phrase used to express approval when someone firmly corrects or shuts down another person who was acting out of line. The idiom exists in English too ('put someone in their place'), but in Latin American Spanish it is used with particular frequency and approval in casual speech.
Used to call out someone who keeps doing something annoying or inappropriate despite knowing better. The literal meaning 'you don't hold yourself back' doesn't carry the full exasperated tone of the actual expression.
Common in Latin American Spanish to dismiss something as trivial or ridiculous. Softer and more everyday than 'tontería' in some regions, though the two overlap.
A portmanteau of 'homosexual' and 'radar', equivalent to the English slang 'gaydar'. Used humorously in the episode. Its meaning is non-compositional and culturally specific.
The phrase 'ir que vuela' or 'van que vuelan' is a fixed idiom meaning to go very fast or to be highly capable/efficient. The literal image of flying does not predict this idiomatic speed meaning.