Much like the opening sequence in "The Simpsons" with its chalkboard, sax solo, and couch gags, "Futurama" has a distinctive opening sequence featuring minor gags. As the show begins, blue lights fill the screen and the "Planet Express Ship" flies across the screen with the title of the show being spelled out in its wake. Underneath the title is a joke caption such as "Painstakingly drawn before a live audience" or "When you see the robot: DRINK!" After flying through downtown New New York and past various recurring characters, the Planet Express ship crashes into a large screen showing a short clip from a classic cartoon. These have included clips from "Quasi at the Quackadero", "Looney Tunes" shorts, cartoons produced by Max Fleischer, a short of "The Simpsons" from a "Tracey Ullman" episode, the show's own opening sequence in "The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings" or a scene from the episode. Most episodes in Season 6 use an abridged opening sequence, omitting the brief clip of a classic cartoon. "That Darn Katz!", "Benderama" and "Yo Leela Leela" have been the only episodes since "Spanish Fry" to feature a classic cartoon clip. Several episodes begin with a cold opening before the opening sequence, although these scenes do not always correspond with the episode's plot. The opening sequence has been lampooned several times within the show, in episodes including "That's Lobstertainment!", "The Problem with Popplers", as ""Future-roma"" in "The Duh-Vinci Code" and as ""Futurella"" in "Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences".