Season 5 · Episode 12
Futurama
Fry's nose is stolen by alien poachers to sell as a black market aphrodesiac.

Used across Latin America to dismiss something as foolish or ridiculous. Softer than 'tonterías' in some contexts but equally dismissive. Common in casual speech.
Very common across Latin America. Used to brush off ideas or behavior considered absurd or stupid. Often spoken with exasperation.
A mild exclamation of frustration or surprise, used widely in Latin America. Functions as a softened substitute for a stronger expletive. Common in speech across all ages.
In Latin American children's culture, 'el coco' is the classic boogeyman figure used to scare kids. When used by adults, it signals something frightening and unknown in a slightly ironic or joking way.
Literally 'little turtledoves.' Used affectionately or sarcastically to refer to a romantic couple, especially one being overly lovey-dovey. Common in everyday speech throughout Latin America.