Season 3 · Episode 1
Futurama
When the inheritance Bender claims in the Old Country isn't quite what he expected, the Planet Express crew has to find the source of an age-old curse.

A strong expletive used to dismiss something or someone with contempt or frustration. Intensity varies by context and tone.
The standard form is 'dar mala espina' (to give a bad feeling, to raise suspicion). Using 'buena espina' here is ironic or playful, since the location is clearly sinister. Understanding the base idiom is key to catching the irony.
A fixed expression used when something that seems good has an unwelcome condition or problem attached. Equivalent in feel to the English 'fly in the ointment'.
Describes several people attacking or targeting one person together. Common in informal speech across Latin America.
Borrowed and naturalised from English influence; used as an insult to dismiss someone as unsuccessful or pathetic. Stronger in tone than its dictionary definition of simply someone who loses.
Literally refers to goods sold loose and unpackaged in large quantities. Used humorously here when applied to underwear, implying an absurdly large quantity.