Whoopsie-Daisy! (Goof thread V.2)

[Reply #120 on:]

In the roswell ep, when, to get home, they lazer-fie
the pop-corn thing - where did it come from? the pop corn turnrd to corn?

[Reply #121 on:]

They bought the popcorn at a store.
Popcorn was available at 1947 wasnt it?

[Reply #122 on:]

It was invented in 1925 I know because I just googled it.

[Reply #123 on:]

then why did the popcorn turn to corn??? also iffy pop did well lasting 3050+ yrs!

[Reply #124 on:]

It's a goof because it would have still would have been popcorn if they went back to 1947.

[Reply #125 on:]

No the time turned it back ino corn

[Reply #126 on:]

 

Originally posted by PazuzuJr:
then why did the popcorn turn to corn???

Popcorn kernels are normal corn first :P

[Reply #127 on:]

Jiffy pop was first marketed in 1959

[Reply #128 on:]

 

Originally posted by ivan_fry:
No, he said "son, you're name Yancy, just like me, and my GRANDFATHER", he never says his father was called Yancy.

It's all clarified here: http://futurama.overt-ops.com/index.php?title=Fry_Family_Tree 

And here's my mistake:
 http://futurama.overt-ops.com/images/4/41/AHitP_Mistake1.jpg 
Bender's arm passes through Leela's. Obviously a cel overlay problem.

There's another cel problem in The Cyber House Rules, when the orphans dogpile Bender at the end. They move, appearing as if Bender is struggling beneath them, but upon closer inspection, only the orphans are moving, not Bender's limbs. The rotated the cels containing the orphans, but forgot to move Bender.

[Reply #129 on:]

Really? I didnt notice that. Maybe Bender was vibrating so that he didnt appear to move but it still caused the orphans to move. Like he did in Luck of the Fryish.

[Reply #130 on:]

Hey, I found one. In the Robot Hell song, Bender takes a wallet out of a "pocket" on the Robot devil's butt, but then the pocket dissapears mysteriously.

[Reply #131 on:]

There was origionaly another 1 or 2 verses where that was resolved but they got cut i think even before animatic. In that song, because of the cut on the 3rd verse (should be level 3) they say 'That's whatcha-whatcha-whatcha get on level five '

[Reply #132 on:]

Ohhh...so THAT's why they go from 2 to 5.
 

[Reply #133 on:]

Sorry if this has been mentioned before.us Also, I'm on a Wii so I can't post framegrabs.

In Parasites Lost, when Fry and Leela enter Leela's apartment, the walls in the room are white.us When Fry leaves in the next scene, they're yellow.

[Reply #134 on:]

They live in the future so Leela was able to have colour changing walls maybe?

@ Fry_Girl About the Robot Devil's pocket thing have you also notice he has a chest compartment that also dissappers when he's finished with it.

[Reply #135 on:]

Sonic Panther -





these what you wanted?

[Reply #136 on:]

Yeah, that's it, thanks 

[Reply #137 on:]

I still believe in my colour changing walls theory

[Reply #138 on:]

I noticed this mistake a few days ago, you know at the end of Time keeps on Slippin' when Leela and Bender tell Fry that they are preping the detinator in another part of the ship where Fry is left in charge of the helm to obviously fly them away from the implosion with his piloting skills which he showed Leela. Well when Fry realises the stars were alligned as a message he is standing at the window shouting "Noooooooo" with his hands flush against the glass then moments later the P.E. ship flys off??? Who flew it?????

[Reply #139 on:]

It was the auto-pilot

[Reply #140 on:]

Auto-pilot? Oh, what about the ship him/herself?

[Reply #141 on:]

Yeah! If the ship can fly itself - why do they need a pilot?

[Reply #142 on:]

Because the autopilot is a drunk and you can't rely on it.

[Reply #143 on:]

The autopilot would be fine for traveling on one course, but when it comes to evading enemies and handling the dangerous and unexpected, something the PE crew does on a regular basis, they'd be toast.

[Reply #144 on:]

I thought the same thing as what you guys are thinking but why did Leela tell Fry that he was in charge of the helm??? Also obviously in the episode Fry proved to Leela that he could control the ship so you would think 1) She left him to guide them away as a good gesture and 2) To show he could now successfully control the ship..... But allas its led us to believe the autopilot did it who had no involvement in the episode, quite screwy I think   

[Reply #145 on:]

Weel who else could of driven it back?

[Reply #146 on:]

 

Originally posted by Decapodian:
Weel who else could of driven it back?

Hence why I said it was a mistake 

[Reply #147 on:]

How does the long pole fit in the steps? also why does the fuel lead to the steps? Wouldn't it make more sence on the main ship?

[Reply #148 on:]

It can be a bendy rod and fot around the inside of the steps. Plus I think the animators did it on purpose on this particular scene.

[Reply #149 on:]

If it was a bendy rod then it would't beable to measure the stuff she was measuring cause it would bend into it

[Reply #150 on:]

All wrong! Inside the stairway is a portal into hyperspace. 

Or, it was a wizard ...
Even though that makes no sense at all, it must be true since it was Al Gore who has tought us that dark wizards are always to blame.

[Reply #151 on:]

It wasn't a pole, it was a dipstick, which is very flexible and probably did bend inside the stairs.

[Reply #152 on:]

But if it bent into the stairs then you wouldn't get a proper reading when you pulled it out, because it would bend through the oil/fuel, causing it to be innaccurate.

[Reply #153 on:]

It all depends on the actual location of the Coke syrup and its viscosity. Perhaps a schematic is in order here.

[Reply #154 on:]

At the begining of 30% iron chef, did anyone relize that the crew learned that bender was cooking brunch, they said they were going to the ship, and they went into the door to the left, But the ship is to the RIGHT!

[Reply #155 on:]

 

Originally posted by That Person:
At the begining of 30% iron chef, did anyone relize that the crew learned that bender was cooking brunch, they said they were going to the ship, and they went into the door to the left, But the ship is to the RIGHT!

Hahahahaha oh yeah that does happen...  Nice spot

[Reply #156 on:]

I've got a great goof!

In most episodes such as A Flight To Remember and Mothers Day, we see that Bender sees things in a green shade.



However, in How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back, Bender can suddenly see in pure colour!



And it is also worth noting that his dream in A Head In The Polls has colored numbers. And also, the "Bender Vision" Special Features Menu on Season 2 Disc 3 is blue.

Edit: And another goof!

In The Birdbot Of Ice-citraz, Bender gets his 5:00 rust in a very short time. However in Roswell That Ends Well, he is in the ground for 1000 years without alchahol, but has no rust!

[Reply #157 on:]

I found another one!

In Leela's home world, when bender is dumping the Radioactive waste,some of it falls out and lands on a tree and decenagrates and so does the road, BUT when bender puts the pipe thing in the sewer, some waste spilled out of the pipe thing and fell on the road around the sewer, but the waste didn't burn through the road!

[Reply #158 on:]

 

Originally posted by Timic83:
And it is also worth noting that his dream in A Head In The Polls has colored numbers. And also, the "Bender Vision" Special Features Menu on Season 2 Disc 3 is blue.

Also on My Three Suns he notices the colour of Leela's shirt and says "I wouldn't be commenting on taste when I'm wearing a lime green tank top" xD

[Reply #159 on:]

 

Originally posted by Timic83:
in How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back, Bender can suddenly see in pure colour!

He had the glasses in HRHGB so he could see the colour.