History of Earth

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With all of the events mentioned between when Fry was frozen, and 3000, would anyone be willing to decipher a sequence of events that Earth went through???

some of them were human enslavement by the cyborgs(numerous episodes, including the , the 60th president being an alien (a head in the polls), new york being destroyed by aliens and rebuilt as a medieval society(space pilot), and many others that were hinted at or stated in the episodes....   

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It's been done.

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Damn, that's some pretty detailed stuff. But where do they get that Leela was born in 2970? Wouldn't that make her 29 years old in 2999? And she said that she was 25 years old in some Production Season 2 episodes, which would be in the years 3000-3001. So unless Leela was lying, they're wrong. (And once again, where did they get that year?)

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It says "2970's", meaning anywhaere between 2970 and 2979.

In the 2002 calendar Katey Segal's birthday is listed as January 19, 2975, possibly a hint to Leela's birth year. Making Leela 25 in SP3k, a bit of stretch considering her police/paramilitary work, but no unbelievably so.

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thanks for sending the link...
I don't know if she's lying, but Bender doesn't think she's 25 (Brannigan Begin Again)...

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Thanks Teral, I forgot to consider that.

What does Bender say to Leela, when Leela says she doesn't want to die in "Brannigan, Begin Again"?

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Originally posted by Brannigan, Begin Again:
Leela: Hurry! I don't want to die at the age of 25.
Bender: Honey, unless we hit a time warp, I wouldn't worry about it.

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Thanks Tongue Luck. I hate to sound naive, but what does Bender mean when he says that?

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Leela says she doesn't want to die at age 25. Bender thinks she's older than 25. That would mean that she couldn't possibly die at that age, unless, through some scifi twist (a time warp, for instance), she suddenly became younger.

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^Thanks for the explanation.

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That's the great thing about Bender's "wisdom"... it can always be used as an insult... GOD BLESS FUTURAMA.