Some guy is selling thought I’d share with you!

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Just something visually feels off with them. It's not like bad or anything and it still looks like futurama but there's just small things I noticed. They move a still png for movement a couple times, the lines are thicker than normal, it feels more rigid, the animation is inconsistent with sometimes it being very choppy and other times being so smooth its mesmerizing.

For reference you can see any episodes with a even number. (Episode 2, 4, 6, 8, 10) They were all done by Digital eMation instead of rough draft studios like the entire series is. But luckily the odd numbered episodes are still animated by them.

I'm not hating on it or anything, it's just something I've been noticing and I want to know if other people have seen it too. I normally don't notice these things when watching TV shows but for some reason I can here.

He ate all of the final anchovies ever (Off of a pizza, LOL).

My condition notwithstanding, I have too many bones and not enough cash. Please advise.

Surely this must be a Futurama reference.

Is there a scene where Professor Farnsworth is asking for something and says "I need..." and then he says "no, that's too..."?

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Got this bad boy today. The man of the future himself

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roberto the robot literally is a dick head. (by which i mean his head strongly resembles the good ol' twig n berries)

I love fry’s opera so much

S8 E7 just came on in my current watch-through; which starts with Farnsworth discussing family trees (though he doesn't go into any detail at all, it just sparked a thought).

We know that Fry's older brother Yancey named his son after Phillip, and he grew up to be quite famous for his time, being 'The Original Martian.'

If Fry is Farnsworth's distant Uncle, it stands to reason that Farnsworth is descended from Yancey's Son; does it not?

Seems that finding out being a descendent of 'The Original Martian' would have been worthy of Farnsworth celebrating when it was discovered.

Ever since I rewatched “Rowell that ends well” after being old enough to drink I can’t stop thinking about how many generations between fucking your ancestor and “you” would be required to avoid inbreeding.

my thought process goes “you” are 50% of each of your parents and 25% of your grandparents, but if you keep replacing one of those 25% (his grandfather) with the same slowly degrading genetics, fry’d provide an ever increasing amount of bad DNA every loop until it reaches a point where he doesnt have any DNA from that branch of his ancestry.

“jumbo? perhaps not!”

In the Thief of Baghead, Langston Cobb is treated like a villain, but except for threatening the crew when they actively want to ruin him by revealing his secret, he didn't do anything wrong. His species lives off the life energy of beings killing whole planets. He found a way to survive without killing people. In fact people liked what he did. He was the most humane one of his species, and he died because of benders selfishness.