Screw the Rules, I Have Money!: When the Martians learn that their 'bead' is actually a huge diamond, their leader says they'll buy a new planet and claim it to be sacred and says nobody will challenge the claim because they're rich.When Leo states that he’s friends with every judge on Mars, Farnsworth backs off. Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: When Leo asks if anyone is considering suing, Farnsworth comments that he feels hurt.Farnsworth noting that the quest to recover something is dangerous and could get somebody killed, before volunteering Fry, Leela and Bender for the task.Kif trying to inform everyone how he doesn't have bones, only for them to ignore him.Pun: There's a sign in front of the Wong ranch that says "You've come to the Wong place".Peace Pipe: The Martians would spare the gang and return the buggalo if Kif smokes a peace pipe.Mundane Ghost Story: Bender's campfire story.Īmy: Is that your camouflage reflex or are you just happy to see me?.Immediate Self-Contradiction: "I am the Man With No Name.Leo Wong can identify the Martians as Amy’s kidnappers because “they no use good grammar.”.After the Wongs finally kick Zoidberg out, he complains that "money doesn't make good people" despite having spent most of the episode freeloading off them and generally being a nuisance.Hayseed Name: The DJ at the Mars Day party will have you know his name's Mixmaster Festus.Gold Digger: Implied with Inez, who demands a divorce when Leo states he’ll go broke without the Buggalo.Ghost Story: The gang tells them while camping at night, but Fry keeps blurting out the endings.turned out there was a good reason for that. Foreshadowing: The Martians are surprisingly eager to leave once everything's settled.Does This Remind You of Anything?: The Native Martians' plight is all too similar to that of the Native Americans.The Ditz: Fry is somehow incapable of noticing Olympus Mons, the largest mountain in the entire solar system, when he's right on top of it.Did the Earth Move for You, Too?: Kif is about to kiss Amy when they are interrupted by a buggalo stampede.A Day in the Limelight: For Kif, as the episode focuses on his relationship with Amy.When the crew eventually come to rescue her, she's not in any serious danger, and the Martians are pretty willing to hand her back over. Damsel in Distress: Halfway through the episode Amy is kidnapped by the Native Martians.Crying Indian: Parodied A Native Martian cries when Zapp carelessly tosses a Slurm can on the ground, but not because of the disrespect to Mother Mars, but because a loved one once drank Slurm.Cloudcuckoolander: Zoidberg becomes convinced the Wongs are his parents.Chekhov's Skill: Inverted: it's Kif's inability to smoke properly that comes up again near the end of the episode, when the Native Martians need him to smoke their peace pipe.Chekhov's Gun: The "bead" the Martians traded Mars for.Canon Discontinuity: Amy's parents are incredibly hostile and disapproving to Kif, despite them being the ones who introduced Kif to Amy in "A Flight to Remember".Actually Pretty Funny: Leela admits she finds the idea of the Martians handing over the planet for a bead funny, but she's still not going to laugh about it.Things get tricky when the rustlers turn out to be Native Martians, who aren't too happy with how their ancestors were cheated out of their land by the Wong family long ago. Kif Kroker sees this as the perfect chance to prove himself to Amy's parents and gets on the search, with Fry, Leela, and Bender along for the ride. At the Mars Day celebration at the Wong Ranch, the Wongs' buggalo are stolen by rustlers under cover of storm.
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