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It's Futurama, from the episode "Fry and the Slurm Factory", which itself is a huge riff on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Futurama riffs and nods to old Sci-Fi all the time, and this was just a nice throwaway for those of us old enough to know the source material.

Here's the exchange in full:

It was too good a line not to use here!

The whole Slurm factory episode has to be one of the finest pieces of comedy writing in history.

Soylent and Huel are both disgusting.

I don't know. I'd say Soylent Green varies from person to person.

I'm trying so hard not to reply to this nonsense...

I guess they were in a rush to finish before Christmas (we moved in on Christmas Eve). Also, I've never actually opened the loft hatch...

On second thought, using that caveat 1000 dead roaches would be better.

A dead person, preferably - although it would be a little surprising for me as I live in a new-build.

I'm sure it's not the sole factor, but universities in many other parts of the world are partially subsidised by the government.

Double negatives are an integral part of UK English. Without them we might be forced to say something directly, which just wouldn't be on.

I think they're for performing the vasectomies as alluded to in the second panel. I assumed the turps is for make-shift antiseptic.

I know this is a well-worn response to this type of comment, but just look at the rest of the world.

It isn't an either/or situation. You can implement gun control and resolve the conditions that lead to gun violence.

I'm in the UK, I have a 3D printer sitting right next to me in my home office. I have no desire to print a gun.

It shouldn't be a controversial statement to say that gun control leads to a reduction in gun violence - it's literally proven true all over the world.

The only thing I've heard general consensus on is how good-looking he is.