From: mxg77@po.cwru.edu   
      
   That was pretty weird. There were some nuggets of interesting ideas (both   
   plots, Frink's romantic adventure/contribution and the old folks'   
   hallucinations), but they were mired in bad scripting and weird stupid gags.   
   The actual hallucinations (   
   specifically the old-timey environment of Abe's) were neat but that's about   
   it. Nice that Glenn Close is available to come back for Mona time after time.   
      
   I guess the episode title's chemical symbols refer to the major constituent of   
   air, so "love is in the air".   
      
   DYN:   
   ...Pamela Hayden and Tress MacNeille have separate "also starring" screens now?   
      
   Previous episode stuff   
   AABF11: Skywriter from that Valentine's Day episode seems to be in the opening   
   logo gag   
   3F20: Springfield Heights Institute of Technology (abbreviate it) makes an   
   appearance (funny, as the last episode to air also has a connection to 3F20)   
      
   Dedication   
   I'm guessing another cast member's parent has passed, because between the   
   executive producers and cast list, a silent dedication shows up for a second,   
   saying "IN MEMORY OF DAVID KAVNER". We'll see if it returns.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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