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"The energy source in flubber is the material itself," he said.

A clip of this cartoon can be seen on Flubber.

Weebo shows clips of the movie on her screen in Flubber.

Terrible this may be, but it does have a ragged honesty that "Flubber" lacks.

We consider the so-called trampoline effect the greatest accidental discovery since Flubber.

Nothing else about "Flubber" is as clever as this.

Told by a reporter that the substance was called Flubber, he was flabbergasted.

Flubber performed well at the box office.

The flubber itself is newfangled fun and looks like green Jell-O with attitude.

Philip discovers that as he bounces, Flubber increases in speed rather than decreasing.

Will Ted Koppel explain to the nation the precise scientific meaning of flubber?

But Dr. Collins was quick to point out the superiority of his discovery over flubber.

Philip demonstrates Flubber's abilities to Sara and they discuss how it can be used for profit.

Professor Frink's use of "Flubber" directly references the 1997 film of the same name.

He also played a role in Flubber as one of the evil henchmen that get harmed by uncontrollably bouncing sports equipment.

Thanks to John Hughes's head-bashing approach to children's comedy, flubber is now more akin to a dangerous weapon.

Flubber lost his mutant powers after the M-Day.

A snippet from the movie can also be seen in the Robin Williams movie, Flubber.

Professor Ned Brainard's discovery of Flubber has not quite brought him or his college the riches he thought.

Their work pops up in random exhibitions- they seem to adapt themselves like Flubber or something to make their work suitable for any genre.

"This is Flubber?

Flubber-related flatulence is also rendered vividly, which is not necessarily progress over flubber antics of the past.

"My daughter wanted Flubber, because of the movie," she said, displaying a globby toy that dances when you put it near a radio or other music source.

Flubber (Disney)

ML: Like Flubber , when Robin Williams invented that stuff.