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Benders a genius
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I don't remember it being shown in the Fox era episodes, can someone help me out?
Woop woop woop!
I’ve recently been imagine one where bender tells the crew the story about how he became got then met god but they don’t believe and so he tries to find god so he could show them, but idk, what do you think?
just to clarify the episode is godfellas.
https://i.imgur.com/Sf6CHHP.jpeg
We have seen in the flashbacks how the household looks super delapidated but somehow that never added up to me.
I think the writers meant to show that Fry's mom didn't care much for the household or anything not sports related but I think that doesn't mesh with Fry's father character and their relationship.
The interior shots are actually super clean. I feel if anything it would be the opposite.
Which got me thinking that perhaps it was on purpose from Fry's dad to camouflage the house for a war zone scenario.
This would make it easier to keep people out when the nukes fly and if anything kinda a smart move and the sorts thing someone thinking war was happening minute would consider.
They had a bunker and both parents were clearly put together enough to set Fry's brother in a path in which he had a son that went to be an astronaut.
So I feel this would be far more likely than them letting the house look the way that it did via sheer neglect. If anything I would have expected the opposite given how intense Fry's family comes across and the fact that it didn't change or get worse over time.
Fry, Hermes and Amy got their bodies obliderate but now leaving their skins behind.
You Know This Episode Called?
Hey all, I just wanted to float a theory on The Late Phillip J Fry, and the Futurama Universe in general. My take is that each time Fry, Bender, and the Professor go through time, from the end to the Big Bang, that they are just resetting the universe. Meaning, time is cyclical in the Futurama universe.
The whole series has themes of cyclical nature, such as the end of Meanwhile going back to Spice Pilot 2000 upon its first broadcast. It would make sense if the Futurama timeline is one big loop. I like to believe in this theory, because it means that the original Leela never had to live and die without Fry. It simply WAS her all along, and her growing old with Cubert was just one of an infinite number of alternate universes, just like the crew that died at the end of Otherwise.
How does All The Way Down fit in to this? Well, each Futurama universe not only has an infinite set of alternate universes, but also has an “upper” and “lower” universe that goes infinitely up and down. The simulations go infinitely in both directions. I think that is what David X Cohen is trying to tell us about the Futurama Universe in general. Think of it as a grid, in which one dimension is the alternative nature of the universes, and the other dimension is time.
The one constant of all the universes, I like to believe, is Fry and Leela ending up together. The Nibblonians ensured this with their actions. What are your thoughts? I’d love to hear them!
in my honestly least favourite futurama movie the beast with a billion backs we learn that when bender was a kid he watched this kids show called the league of robots, which he later discovers is real.
the lauge of robots is seemingly a humans hating club, their motto even kill all humans, a phrase bender says all the time, so was this show what made bender the rebellious human hater.
this also ties in to these two posts:
31st Century Fox Hunt
Futurama: Hell Is Other Robots
I noticed the robot devil can never turn down a song and unironically everyone sings along. I found a podcast of futurama songs called futurtunes and my favorite song would have to be the robot hell song that is played in this episode.
Personally, I think it tastes like original Monster or something. What do you think?
Archer is one of my favorite cartoons and I saw some similarities in the charakters
Bender - Archer (alcoholics, mean to everyone else and thinks he is great)
Fry - Cyril (clumsy, sometimes dumb)
Farnsworth - krieger (mad scientist, amoral scientist)
Leela - lana (physically aggressive, Enviromentalist, Only sane person, Mocked for having mannish' body)
Zoidberg - Pam (everyone makes fun of them, loves food)
Amy - Cheryl (rich, freak out many times)
Woop Woop Woop woop
So if the rings in Nibbler’s teeth tell his age and we know that he is older than 5 years old because they were around before the Big Bang. Is each ring a Megaannum (a million years)? Or since they are voracious eaters; do their teeth fall out and come in every so often like a sharks and the tooth it self is only 5 years old? [Sorry couldn’t sleep last night]