: As the 139th and second-to-last episode of the original run, it provides closure for Zoidberg before the series finale, "Meanwhile," which focuses on Fry and Leela.

Watch a detailed reaction and breakdown of Zoidberg's rare moment of triumph in this episode:

: The title is a play on Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility .

" Stench and Stenchibility " is the penultimate episode of the original Futurama run (Season 7, Episode 25), serving as a long-awaited "happy ending" for the series' perennial underdog, Dr. Zoidberg.

: In a moment of genuine character growth, Zoidberg chooses to give Marianne a nose transplant so she can experience the scent of her own flowers, even though he believes it will lead her to reject him once she smells him for the first time.

The episode's primary strength lies in its subversion of Zoidberg’s established role as a "punching bag". By introducing Marianne (voiced by Emilia Clarke ), a flower girl born without a sense of smell, the show creates a unique foundation for romance: she is literally the only person capable of seeing Zoidberg’s inner kindness without being repelled by his "mind-altering stench".