what's your favorite planet in the Futurama Universe?

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mine is unnamed planet 2856-b, and it ain't even close.

what about you?

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Omicron Persei 8.

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I don't know if it's my favorite planet, but I would like to see the Mob Planet.

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Urectum!

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A small rocky world around an average G2-type star in a nondescript spiral galaxy...

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Actually, the Milky Way is barred spiral galaxy.

I was devastated when I first found this out. It was like everything I knew was wrong!

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Urectum!

As much as this amused me, I gotta go with Neptune.

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The moocher planet.

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Actually, the Milky Way is barred spiral galaxy.

I was devastated when I first found this out. It was like everything I knew was wrong!

You beat me to the post.  Yes, it's a barred spiral.  Mayhaps it's a subtle, diffused bar?

My favorite planet in the Futurama universe might be Pluto, because thinking of tempura batter makes me hungry.

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A small rocky world around an average G2-type star in a nondescript spiral galaxy...

Reminded me of...

In one of the countless billions of galaxies in the universe, lies a medium-sized star, and one of its satellites, a green and insignificant planet, is now dead.

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Actually, the Milky Way is barred spiral galaxy.
I was devastated when I first found this out. It was like everything I knew was wrong!

Evidently I'm out of the loop, but the last I knew the 'barred-ness' of the Milky Way had yet to be proven.
Belly up to the bar boys...

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Well, if wiki says it

Astronomers first began to suspect that the Milky Way is a barred spiral galaxy, rather than an ordinary spiral galaxy, in the 1990s. Their suspicions were confirmed by the Spitzer Space Telescope observations in 2005 which showed the galaxy's central bar to be larger than previously suspected.

then it must be true, surely.

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Well, if wiki says it

Astronomers first began to suspect that the Milky Way is a barred spiral galaxy, rather than an ordinary spiral galaxy, in the 1990s. Their suspicions were confirmed by the Spitzer Space Telescope observations in 2005 which showed the galaxy's central bar to be larger than previously suspected.

then it must be true, surely.

Well, it would take a while to launch a probe way out of the plane and beam back a photo. This is an artistic rendering based on the latest Spitzer data.



Though apparently some scientists think our bar might be a little bigger than imagined in this image.

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I'll say that Torando Planet they went to in Proposition Infinity!  I also liked Pluto and Omicron Persei 8.  Do planets they have gone to in the comic books count?  If so, I liked that jungle planet they went on.  Too bad there's not a planet that's like a 1970's police movie! 

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Duh, Planet XXX (The Nude Beach Planet)

Best planet ever!

I was genuinely heartbroken when it was "censored."

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The Neutral Planet...I guess.

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The Neutral Planet...I guess.

My gut says "maybe."

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The Neutral Planet...I guess.

My gut says "maybe."

No way! So does mine.

Neutral jokes are awesome mediocre. 

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i could go either way with neutral jokes.

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These filthy neutrals make me sick. What makes a man turn neutral?

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These filthy neutrals make me sick. What makes a man turn neutral?

YES YES YES

"If I don't survive, tell my wife 'hello.'"

I cackle. Every time.

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IT'S A BEIGE ALERT!

If anything Futurama needs it's more neutrality.

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From the same episode, the high-gravity planet was pretty cool. Nothing quite as refreshing as high-gravity rain.

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There was this planet in Futurama comics #36 called New New New England I thought was cool.

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I'd go with the Neutral Planet... but I'd rather not play favorites.

Also, hi everyone! I'm new. And apparently a poppler.

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I'd go with the Neutral Planet... but I'd rather not play favorites.

Also, hi everyone! I'm new. And apparently a poppler.

Crustacean now! Wooo!

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All this talk about ranks has reminded me about how we used to have flashy stars...

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All this talk about flashy stars reminds me of my friend. He's a general. He ranks higher than any in Rome.

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Even higher than an Intendant Commander?

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Oh man! I forgot about Stumbos 4! There's nothing more exhilirating than getting caught in a high-gravity rainstorm.

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American Milky Way Bar

It reminds me of a Mars Bar

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Wormulon looks pretty cool. Not to forget Eternium.

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Yes. The Neutral Planet. Thats a classic.

But I always found the name of the planet Tweenis 12 to be funny, even if the big brains destroyed it early on!

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Decapod 10 or The Neutral Planet.

[Reply #37 on:]

Earth

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Call me old skool but I still dig the planet of the robots the most...

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Call me old skool but I still dig the planet of the robots the most...

Chapek 9.