Season 2 · Episode 15
Futurama
Professor Farnsworth unveils his clone, Cubert Farnsworth, whom he plans to leave everything to upon his retirement. But Cubert wants no part of Farnsworth's lifestyle, prompting the professor into a premature retirement on the Near-Death Star.

A compound insult used to dismiss someone as both dishonest and arrogantly showy about their supposed knowledge. Used in heated confrontations to undercut an authority figure's credibility.
Used to dismiss something as unbelievable or fabricated. 'Cuento' alone means 'story' or 'lie', and 'tamaño gigante' intensifies it to emphasize how far-fetched the claim is.
Literally 'sole-licker'. Used to describe someone who flatters superiors to gain favor. Equivalent in tone to 'brownnoser' in English. Common across Latin American Spanish.
A deliberately censored version of a cruder phrase. The speaker cuts themselves off and redirects, signaling the intended insult without finishing it. The humor and impact come from what is left unsaid.
A mild exclamation expressing surprise, shock, or exasperation. Widely used across Latin American Spanish, especially in Mexico. Not vulgar, safe for most contexts.
A character-specific variant of 'over my dead body', adapted to a lobster character's anatomy. The underlying structure follows the common Spanish formula 'sobre mi cadáver' and functions identically in meaning.