fry and leela's kid

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does anyone think fry and leela will have a kid? if so what would their name be?

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I think the'll be married, but not have children yet. I can see them having kids at some point though. If it was a boy I could probably see them calling him Yancy.

EDIT: Just to say, I don't mean in canon. They'll be married in canon, but won't have children in canon.

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I have a feeling there is a thread about this already (probably in Human Resource Department)...

I, for one, hope they won't have.

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We will never see this in canon - even if Futurama did get renewed. It would change the dynamic of the show too much. And QNF is right.

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If they have a kid it will be a girl named Alice.  I thought everyone knew that.

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Hmmm, the Comic-Con 3013 calendar had a little boy with one eye and had an overbite, look it up!

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I have a feeling there is a thread about this already (probably in Human Resource Department)...

I, for one, hope they won't have.

They're getting married. Having a kid would make it so rushed. I highly doubt that they'll have one.

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Hmmm, the Comic-Con 3013 calendar had a little boy with one eye and had an overbite, look it up!

You mean, this: http://geek-news.mtv.com//wp-content/uploads/geek/2013/07/futurama-comic-con-calendar.jpg?

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That's a girl,  look good and you'll see the eyelash.

I hope they will have a kid but not very soon, it would make it the perfect love story^^

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Is it just a younger Leela though, with some of her hair hidden by the hat?

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You're right; it's a girl. Maybe they weren't sure what gender it'd have - if any (or maybe they have more than one baby)! And yeah, maybe it is Leela as a baby but I dunno...it does have an overbite!

I like the idea DXC talked about in the commentary to Law & Oracle:

I've forgotten which episode it was, but there was one that was once planned to have the plot line of Fry and Leela encountering their son who would be traveling backwards through time.

If I remember correctly, DXC said they chose not to follow through on this idea because it wouldn't be funny enough, and the logistics of it would have become too complicated.

I have a theory that they did indeed have a baby that they can't remember making during the time skips in Time Keeps on Slippin'.

The episode showed us that random localized areas can jump foward in times as far as years (remember those children complaining about senior citizens getting money from the government and then it skipped to those same children being senior citizens themselves and demanding free money)? Any amount of time could have passed between Leela seeing Fry's Love Note in the stars and their wedding - and they did own some sets of plates together, implying that they co-habited; they could have made a baby in that time. (I also took the deleted scene the DVD to be a hint of that for future episodes). I theorize that their baby just got stuck in an alternate timeline somehow and unfortunately grew up without them.

I think they'll find a way to put him in - if the son had one-eye and red hair they'd know instantly, and so would the viewers, so that could be a nice character-viewer synchronicity moment. Alternatively, Fry and Leela may realize it's their baby too late, and he'll save their lives (that might be why he's there in their timeline for a short while), and then vanish back into his own timeline, leaving them unharmed but very upset - but also knowing that sometime, somewhere their child is out there.

I know that's pretty depressing; but Futurama is good at making us cry.  

That also could be why they need to be together in order to save the universe - as if their son somehow saves their lives, they'll be alive to save the universe.

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I always saw the kid as Leela.
Bender as old "man" for the old year,
Leela as newborn baby for the new one.

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Ok that one is the most likely

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I think if Leela and Fry have a boy, his name would be Yancy (u know why if u saw TLOTF)

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When i see this thread i remembered of this, yea i know its just mixed DNA cloning but its seems pretty neat!

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where did that come from

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Looks like it's fan made to me, simply because most of the characters are off-model.

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A lot of characters in the comics can look quite off-model. But still, where is that from?

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Its not a fan made, Its from the comic  #32 "Doctor What?"

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what was it about I don't have any of the comics

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"Doctor What", Futurama comics #32, is a parody of the popular multi-series British television programme Doctor Who drawn in a pseudo-Matt Groening style. Zoidberg is the protagonist in the comic and instead of traveling through space-time in a police booth (or phone booth for uninformed idiots), Zoidberg, with fellow companions Fry, Leela, and Bender, use a porta-potty. After several short trials in the first half of the comic, all resolved by Zoidberg's dumb luck, they arrive back on Earth, but twenty-something years in the future. It is then discovered that sometime during the future, Zoidberg abandoned Fry, Leela, and Bender in the future, returned to the past, and told everyone that they died or something along those lines. The Professor was apparently so devastated by the loss that he cloned Fry and Leela with their DNA remains, but only had enough to make one clone if he combined the remains of the remains together (which is total bullcrap). The clone left the tube at the typical age a human would be born and was raised by a bending unit programmed with Bender's memory. The child, a boy named Leelan von Fry-bot, resented his human and mutant parentage, and with the imprinting of Bender's "kill all humans" montra, replaced his human body with a bending unit's. He eventually rallied mutants and robots to power and acted as ruler of the new society. Fry and Leela refuse to hurt him as he's their son, and Bender doesn't want to hurt what he considers to be essentially him. So Zoidberg and future Zoidberg pull a prank with their shells on Leelan and eventually force the cyclops to surrender. The four return back to the present, hailing Zoidberg as a hero, to only have their memories erased by the Professor to protect the space-time continuum.

Next time, try looking up this information on the internet, particularly on The Infosphere.

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Looks like it's fan made to me, simply because most of the characters are off-model.

Where's Freako? He missed his cue to chime in and say it's off-model because it was drawn by Mike Kazaleh.

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Overbite-baby is interesting. I thought it was just a baby Leela, but maybe not. (On a side note, how awesome is Bender as Father Time? I love that image.)

Looks like it's fan made to me, simply because most of the characters are off-model.

I've never read any of the comics, but my first impression is holy crap, that's sloppy. It does look fan-made.

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Next time, try looking up this information on the internet, particularly on The Infosphere.

To be fair, that piece of information was not really easy to be found.
Google searches like "Futurama Comics Fry Leela Son" and similar show lots of pages, but not the comic in question. Neither does google image search.

Even when putting "Fry and Leela's son" in quotation marks, the correct comic is just No#3 of the results.

Overbite-baby is interesting. I thought it was just a baby Leela, but maybe not. (On a side note, how awesome is Bender as Father Time? I love that image.)

Looks like it's fan made to me, simply because most of the characters are off-model.

I've never read any of the comics, but my first impression is holy crap, that's sloppy. It does look fan-made.

Unlike others (maybe even the general public), I do not hate Kazaleh's work. His drawings incorporate a certain retro style, which I quite like.
But if you want elaborate pages, look for "James Lloyd". His characters are close to the original, and his page/panel layouts are excellent.

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I can't stop looking at Zoidberg for some reason. Maybe his eyes are too small? I'm not artistically inclined  at all, but his head looks wrong. 

Are the comics online or just in stores? I've never seen them.

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I can't stop looking at Zoidberg for some reason. Maybe his eyes are too small? I'm not artistically inclined  at all, but his head looks wrong.  

Are the comics online or just in stores? I've never seen them.

"Doctor What" is the thirty-second comic issue, which was released 25 July, 2007 in the US and 10 January, 2008 in the UK. -theinfosphere

its officially in stores, maybe you've never seen them because its out in 2007.

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I can't stop looking at Zoidberg for some reason. Maybe his eyes are too small? I'm not artistically inclined  at all, but his head looks wrong. 

His eyes are too small in comparison to his head, his head is too small in comparison to his body, his tendrils normally protrude out further - he's just incredibly off-model. It's pretty common in the comics.

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I can't stop looking at Zoidberg for some reason. Maybe his eyes are too small? I'm not artistically inclined  at all, but his head looks wrong. 

His eyes are too small in comparison to his head, his head is too small in comparison to his body, his tendrils normally protrude out further - he's just incredibly off-model. It's pretty common in the comics.

This has officially become the 'The Futurama Comic Has Horrible Drawings' thread.