Tastes Like Fry
Urban Legend
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« Reply #560 on: 06-26-2012 03:22 »
« Last Edit on: 06-26-2012 03:23 »
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Fry: "No one can have my pants! Not even the Holy One, blessed be He." Coward Man: "Coward Man Away!" Really? I laughed at Fry, seemed a rather random thing for him to say - he's never been particularly religious before. Had Coward Man been introduced as 'Coward Man' before? Wasn't his only appearance was in TBWABB and his only line 'I am so out of here'? A bad joke, but perhaps they needed to introduce him proper - I hope he's in later episodes, perhaps a whole ep dedicated to the character? ... My brain has just gone nuts with several story ideas for Coward Man I must be in story writing mode TOTP, twice in a row!
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Frida Waterfall
Professor
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Amy's most recent catchphrase template is getting very annoying and very unfunny. I'm disgusted that anybody even thought it was in any way remotely clever. Particularly, I have a huge peeve with her line in "The Mutants are Revolting".
"Shmeepers, it's the Land Titanic- the biggest and onlyest land boat ever constructed!"
Really, guys? "Onlyest"?
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Tachyon
DOOP Secretary
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I kinda' like the "Onlyest".
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DannyJC13
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I agree with Tachyon. Good line, IMO.
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Xanfor
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Her grammar is all wrong. "Most only" would have been the correct way.
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Gorky
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That is a strange line, isn't it? I get why it may not work for some people, but something about the way Farnsworth says it--"I'd like to-ooo...meet this Moose"--whilst regally toying with the mounted moose head amuses me. Then again, I'm weird.
On the subject of lame lines, though: Though I like Nixon's reference to the urine sample Bender (unfortunately) manages to procure from Travers in "Decision 3012," I can't help but cringe at Bender's traumatized response of "Let's not talk about that" (or whatever it is he says, exactly). In a way similar to how Billy West's reading of Farnsworth's line about Moose from TMLH makes that gag for me, John DiMaggio's reading of Bender's line just ruins it for me; I can't quite explain why, but it just comes off as too, like, sissified or cliched or obvious or something.
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