Guess the character game (read the first post before playing)...

[Reply #40 on:]

1. The Big Brain
2. Fry hurts him by thinking others were eaten
3. Since he is a brain, he has no eyes.

[Reply #41 on:]

It's not Robot 1-X, nor is it the clone of Agnew, and it's not the Big Brain.

(1) This character makes their debut after Season One.
(2) This character comes to some kind of harm in most of their appearances.
(3) This character has no eyes.
(4) This character has appeared in one of the Futurama comics.
(5) This character has no legs.

[Reply #42 on:]

Dr. Perceptron?

1. Debut was in Season Three.
2. Roberto damaged him for a disguise, crushed in Bender's game.
3. has no eyes or legs

[Reply #43 on:]

Read the rules, Sunshine. You've guessed correctly, but you broke the rules.

You can only guess once per round. If you get it wrong, then you're not allowed to take another guess at the same character. You'll have to wait for the round to expire (in the event of no activity in the thread within 24 hours of the last win, the round expires and anybody can take a turn), or for somebody to win and post a new character for the guessing.

You're not allowed more than one guess for each round. Therefore it is not your turn.

So, a new character to guess... blame Sunshine.

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series.
(2) This character has something in common with Bender.
(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected.

[Reply #44 on:]

Flexo?
1. There was at least those two episodes ending similiarly to Flexo.
2. His and Bender's serial numbers can be both expressed as a sum of two cubes!
3. I'm not sure, if he's dead, but he was with the outdated trash and not seen after that.

[Reply #45 on:]

Calculon

1. All My Circuits ran throughout the span of the series.
2. He is also a robot and was also a were-car just like Bender.
3. He died twice and is stuck in Robot Hell. 

[Reply #46 on:]

It's not Flexo, and it's not Calculon.

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series.
(2) This character has something in common with Bender.
(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected.
(4) This character is old.

[Reply #47 on:]

does the character name rhyme with Mars?

[Reply #48 on:]

Calculon, perhaps?

1. Introduced in I, Roommate, which established the "Fry and Bender living together" arc, if you can call it that. It did indeed span the entire series, though.
2. They're both robots.
3. Died in Calculon 2.0, seems unlikely to be resurrected now.
4. It was revealed in The Honking that he's 1,000+ years old.

[Reply #49 on:]

it's not Calculon.

Silly Beamer

I'll put Lars Fillmore as my guess.

-He's part if the Nibblonian/time travel arc.
-He's gone back in time and was a doomed paradox duplicate (like one version of Bender).
-He's deader than dead.
-He's gone through the cryo-tube twice, making him twice as old as Fry.

[Reply #50 on:]

it's not Calculon.

Silly Beamer

Damnit, and I thought I was so clever for being capable of such reasoning first thing in the morning!

Though, to be fair, Lars had already been guessed, too.

[Reply #51 on:]

It's not Flexo, it's not Lars, it's not Calculon, and it's not Calculon. Stop guessing Calculon!

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series.
(2) This character has something in common with Bender.
(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected.
(4) This character is old.
(5) This character is related to one of the main crew.

[Reply #52 on:]

The only character I can think of that fits is Seymour Asses.

1) Appeared in seasons 4 through 7, in episodes about Fry's past.
2) His fossilized body is part dolomite, like Bender.
3) Check.
4) Lived to the age of 15; also, his fossilized body is 1000 years old.
5) Was Fry's pet.

[Reply #53 on:]

That's a really good, well-thought-out guess, gildacs. It's wrong, but it's still good.

It's not Flexo, it's not Lars, it's not Calculon, and it's not Seymour.

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series.
(2) This character has something in common with Bender.
(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected.
(4) This character is old.
(5) This character is related to one of the main crew.

I feel like maybe (2) is a little misleading, but we'll see when it's revealed as to whether everybody agrees.

Anyhow, have another clue, all you avid readers of this thread who've been saving your guess until now!

(6) Unlike Hermes, this character doesn't seem particularly concerned about zombies.

[Reply #54 on:]

Well, its either Fry's mom, dad, brother or nephew.  And this is a stupid game.

[Reply #55 on:]

I think I know who it is. However, I guess I'll have to keep my mouth shut since I already guessed.

[Reply #56 on:]

Well, its either Fry's mom, dad, brother or nephew.  And this is a stupid game.

In that case you're perfectly welcome to refrain from participating (or obnoxiously criticizing), and go devise your *OWN* game.  With blackjack, etc....

[Reply #57 on:]

Well, its either Fry's mom, dad, brother or nephew.  And this is a stupid game.

So, does this actually count?  If not, I'll just be cheap and guess Yancy.

[Reply #58 on:]

So, does this actually count?

No, it does not. See how there were no reasons listed for why a character matched the offered criteria? You know in what manner doing that is?



Simply guessing character names is not how this game is played.

[Reply #59 on:]

So, does this actually count?  If not, I'll just be cheap and guess Yancy.

It's not Yancy. Also...

When making a guess, you should list the facts about the character, and say why this matches the guess you're making.

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series.
(2) This character has something in common with Bender.
(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected.
(4) This character is old.
(5) This character is related to one of the main crew.
(6) Unlike Hermes, this character doesn't seem particularly concerned about zombies.
(7) This character has only appeared in one episode.

[Reply #60 on:]

Harold Zoid, if you don't count the movies as episodes.

[Reply #61 on:]

It's not Flexo, it's not Lars, it's not Calculon, it's not Seymour, it's not Yancy, and neither is it Harold Zoid.

Also, show your working. Don't just post your guess, meatbags.

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series.
(2) This character has something in common with Bender.
(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected.
(4) This character is old.
(5) This character is related to one of the main crew.
(6) Unlike Hermes, this character doesn't seem particularly concerned about zombies.
(7) This character has only appeared in one episode.
(8) This character endured the horrible music of the Big Bopper, and the terrible tragedy of his death.

Now I've made it way too easy for you. Remember, you can't guess again if you've already made a guess!

[Reply #62 on:]

Enos Fry?

[Reply #63 on:]

It's not Flexo, it's not Lars, it's not Calculon, it's not Seymour, it's not Harold Zoid, and it's not Enos.

I don't think you folks deserve another clue just yet. Especially since the last two people to guess are apparently incapable of following simple instructions.

How hard would it be to say why you feel that your guess matches the clues given, you slack-jawed yokels?

Xanfor, I reckon you've probably guessed it right by now. Why don't you have a go, and show these muggles n00bs how it's meant to be done?

[Reply #64 on:]

Harold Zoid, if you don't count the movies as episodes.

Enos Fry?

Now you're all just being obtuse.

[Reply #65 on:]

Also, show your working. Don't just post your guess, meatbags.

I'm not a meatbag, I am a meatpie. 

[Reply #66 on:]

It's not Flexo, it's not Lars, it's not Calculon, it's not Seymour, it's not Yancy, and neither is it Harold Zoid.

Also, show your working. Don't just post your guess, meatbags.

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series.
(2) This character has something in common with Bender.
(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected.
(4) This character is old.
(5) This character is related to one of the main crew.
(6) Unlike Hermes, this character doesn't seem particularly concerned about zombies.
(7) This character has only appeared in one episode.
(8) This character endured the horrible music of the Big Bopper, and the terrible tragedy of his death.

Now I've made it way too easy for you. Remember, you can't guess again if you've already made a guess!

Let's see who this character is by using the clues. After all the clues laid out we are to assume its Fry's Grandmother. AKA Mildred Fry

1. Ok, the Delta brain wave is a possible connection? unlikely

2. Unlikely and the OP has admitted that this clue is misleading. Misleading

3. Well, in the year 3000 she would most likely be dead but Futurama is a SciFi show and we can't assume that she is actually dead.  It is probable that the PE crew went back in time and brought her forward in time.  Again its probable but it was never shown that she died.  Misleading

4. Fry's Grandmother was never shown being old.  She was shown acting old but she was never old in her only appearance. Misleading

5. All of the other primary characters family members have been eliminated by clue 7. Fact

6. Whatever.

7. Again every member of the primary crew's family has made a second appearance except for the characters that totalneruk has already said is wrong. Misleading


8. Means that the character was involved in the episode "Roswell that Ends Well."

Well, Mildred Fry is the only one left who is related to a primary crew member.

Since none of these clues make sense I'm calling

SHENANIGANS!!!

[Reply #67 on:]

Hey Sunshine, what part of "You've already guessed, so you can't guess again" do you not understand? It's an incredibly simple rule that you seem to be ignoring continuously.

Mildred Fry was who I was thinking as well.

[Reply #68 on:]

I got the part that I am not allowed to guess twice but I noticed that you didn't say or find anything wrong with my call of SHENANIGANS.


Unless you know that the guess of Milred is wrong and agree with me.  

[Reply #69 on:]

A clue being misleading doesn't make it wrong. And furthermore, I'd only call clues 2 and 4 misleading (assuming Mildred actually is the correct answer). All the others are perfectly acceptable, and I'm sure tnuk is doing an imaginary roll in his imaginary grave right now.

[Reply #70 on:]

A clue being misleading doesn't make it wrong. And furthermore, I'd only call clues 2 and 4 misleading (assuming Mildred actually is the correct answer). All the others are perfectly acceptable, and I'm sure tnuk is doing an imaginary roll in his imaginary grave right now.

Which he should because of his SHENANIGANS!!!

 

[Reply #71 on:]

Hey Sunshine, what part of "You've already guessed, so you can't guess again" do you not understand? It's an incredibly simple rule that you seem to be ignoring continuously.

Mildred Fry was who I was thinking as well.

UrL, you're right.  It's your go.

Since Sunshine appears to be somewhat intellectually challenged and unable to work out how the clues relate to the character, I shall explain.

(1) This character was introduced as part of an arc of connected episodes that would eventually span the series - Fry's very own Grandfather Paradox kicked off the "Mighty One" arc all the way back in 1947, though we didn't realise it at the time.

(2) This character has something in common with Bender - Both of them enjoy cooking, as evidenced by Fry's note that baking a tray of sugar cookies always cheers her up. "How about these cookies, sugar!"

(3) This character has died and is unlikely to be resurrected - Mildred isn't alive in the 31st Century, when the majority of the show's timeline occurs. There's no reason to bring her back, either.

(4) This character is old - It's 3012, and she was alive in the 1940s. That's older than Fry, who is currently one of the oldest men alive (if not the oldest).

(5) This character is related to one of the main crew She's Fry's grandmother. Duh.

(6) Unlike Hermes, this character doesn't seem particularly concerned about zombies - She's not consoled by Enos having been vaporised and being unlikely to return as one.

(7) This character has only appeared in one episode - Roswell That Ends Well.

(8) This character endured the horrible music of the Big Bopper, and the terrible tragedy of his death - This comes from a quote by Farnsworth. It's the final domino in this particular house of cards. Checkmate.

UrL, since you were right and didn't break the rules, it's your turn. Sunshine, since you're an imbecile, shut the hell up and go find a different game to ruin. Might I suggest something that doesn't involve anything more mentally stimulating than reciting the alphabet?

[Reply #72 on:]

Again

SHENANIGANS

Mildred was never shown to be old.

 And as far as we know she never died.  

Futurama is a SciFi show and until a character like (Lars or Philip J Fry II who has been shown to die) hasn't died.

And Fry and Lars are older than her by about 1000 years.

Your clues were full of sh*t totalneruk and your game is bullish*t.

get over it.

[Reply #73 on:]

This character is related to one of the main crew.

Oh. I was thinking about Old Man Waterfall, but didn't get all the clues to match. You know, he related to Dr. Zoidberg as his lawyer. Then again, all clues do work: Milfred is related to Fry.

[Reply #74 on:]

Again

SHENANIGANS

Mildred was never shone to be old.

 And as far as we know she never died. 

Futurama is a SciFi show and until a character like (Lars or Philip J Fry II who has been shown to die) hasn't died.

And Fry and Lars are older than her by about 1000 years.

Your clues were full of sh*t totalneruk and your game is bullish*t.

get over it.

We didn't SEE an old version of Mildred but we KNOW one existed because Fry has memories of her as his grandmother. Not only was Mildred born before Fry, she experienced the horrors of growing elderly.

We didn't see her die, but assuming that she didn't die is silly. The show presents no evidence that she is still alive, so we must assume that nature took its course and Mildred eventually went to that big bomb range in the sky.

You are full of bunkum and baloney, Sunshine. Stop whining and move on with your life.

Also, go read the rules of the game. They clearly state how often you get to guess, which is something you seem to have difficulty comprehending. We don't WANT you to spam the place up with a million guesses and rob other players of their chance to win by flooding the game.

[Reply #75 on:]

What's bunkum?

[Reply #76 on:]

Okay, let's hope this goes a bit more smoothly:

1) This character has eyebrows
2) This character is bald
3) This character has something in common with Fry.

[Reply #77 on:]

Okay, let's hope this goes a bit more smoothly:

1) This character has eyebrows
2) This character is bald
3) This character has something in common with Fry.

Barbados Slim?

[Reply #78 on:]

Anybody who doesn't follow the rules should be banned instantly.

Durinson, you're BANNED!

[Reply #79 on:]

Ben Franklin? Because he's...

1 - got eyebrows

2 - is bald (on top at least)

3 - and is from the past, sorta like Fry. What's a century or two between friends?