Whoopsie-Daisy! (Goof thread V.2)

[Reply #440 on:]

Yeah, it's like, the time span is about five minutes for Leela and at least a day, day and a half for Bender and Fry. Is there like a different time-measurement in the sewers than the surface world or something??

[Reply #441 on:]

Its all the toxins and radioactivity in the sewer world, everything operates much slower so that a five minute event actually takes a day and a half in normal (surface) time.

[Reply #442 on:]

Sorry for doubler thought someone would have nipped in before me!

In 'When Aliens Attack' PE crew are on outing at beach, Bender is taking a photo of them, has removed his head to be included in pic.
Aliens ship swoops over everyone looks up awestruck, including benders eyeless body, in the direction of the ship...how could bender see it?

[Reply #443 on:]

Camera three.

[Reply #444 on:]

In 'Parasites Lost', Leela and Fry are sitting drinking coffee/mochatina/whatever. Leela tops up Frys mug and afterwards Fry doesn't have a sip at all. Just as Leela leaves, a waitress refills the mug.

My working theory is that the mug contains yet another parallel universe. Most likely Nescafe 42.

[Reply #445 on:]

 

Originally posted by David A:
Camera three.

of course, superb answer!   

[Reply #446 on:]

In "Jurassic Bark", Seymour dies outside Panucci's while lying down. However, when Fry finds him at the beginning of the episode, he is inside and standing up.
It can be easily explained that Seymour's fossil was discovered outside the store by the archaeologists, before being brought inside; however, how to explain the fact his body is in a totally different position to when he died? Unless my physics teacher was blabbering crap, fossils can't bend!

[Reply #447 on:]

Maybe when Seymour died (after the scene they showed at the end of "Jurassic Bark" ), Seymour thought he heard Fry coming back or something startled him, so he changed postions and stood up?

That's the best theory I can come up with.  ^^

[Reply #448 on:]

What's a physics teacher know about paleontology? 

[Reply #449 on:]

 

Originally posted by Xanfor:
What's a physics teacher know about paleontology?   

OK, by the looks of it you know what I'm talking about, but you're just trying to push my buttons 
The density of the material that fossils are made of restricts specific movements. If you tried to move a fossilized dog from a lying position to a standing position, you'll either get very sore hands or very sore hands that are holding part of the dog that broke off.
Anyway, I have no idea where I'm going with this   

[Reply #450 on:]

Yeah, I was kidding you. 

What if the legs were bent before he was fossilized? Eg, when someone moved him off the sidewalk?

[Reply #451 on:]

See, that's partially what I was thinking...(from what I've been told) for a brief period after death the muscles stiffen, so it's possible that some sick person could have moved his position.

[Reply #452 on:]

Or buried him respectfully. How else would he have fossilized and not simply decayed?

[Reply #453 on:]

Maybe he was dropped in the pizza sauce one last time.

[Reply #454 on:]

 

Originally posted by Xanfor:
Or buried him respectfully. How else would he have fossilized and not simply decayed?

Ahaha, true. I didn't think of that. 

[Reply #455 on:]

right as he was dieing, he attempted to get up but his ticker gave out as he stood up, thusly leaving him dead in a stiff and straight legged position. 

[Reply #456 on:]

Clearly if you watched the scene in SP3k after Fry got frozen, New York City went through several state altering changes.  One of these must have buried good ole Seymore as he waited for his long lost companion. 

[Reply #457 on:]

So, the invasion happened in 2012? Those Mayans were dead-on.

[Reply #458 on:]

Mayan 1: Look at those large canoes landing on our shore and all those white people!

Mayan 2: Don't worry. The world won't end for another 500 years.

[Reply #459 on:]

good stuff

[Reply #460 on:]

Hee. Someone tell me what's wrong here, assuming that the two-eyed Leela in the puddle is indeed Leela's reflection.

[Reply #461 on:]

*bzzt* What is, 'that's not actually a reflection?'

Also, I like this version of two-eyed Leela much more than how she looked in Cyberhouse Rules.

[Reply #462 on:]

That's a "the animators are frelling with us" moment.

[Reply #463 on:]

No, don't look at her eye(s), look at her tank-top. Notice something wrong about it's reflection?

[Reply #464 on:]

The rip on the strap is on the wrong side.

[Reply #465 on:]

 

Originally posted by km73:
The rip on the strap is on the wrong side.

Everything is on the wrong side, which is what I meant by it not being a reflection.

[Reply #466 on:]

km73 wins for being more coherent. 

[Reply #467 on:]

Hee hee! 

[Reply #468 on:]

Curse this 'expressing the intent of my comments' thing. See that doesn't even make sense, either.

[Reply #469 on:]

But you're right, she does look better like that than she did in TCHR. Less fake.

[Reply #470 on:]

Leela's face is on the right side in the puddle - it's just the strap that's wrond.

Leela looks alright with two eyes like this - she looked weird with the ngled eyes.

[Reply #471 on:]

How does Leela know about her parents in Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch (when she presents Kif and Amy with the "basket she was left at the orphanage in", when her parents are only introduced in the next episode?

[Reply #472 on:]

she knew her parents left her in an orphanage she just didn't know who they were

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Here's one I've often wondered about:

In Godfellas, Bender has a nuclear pile. So why does he need alcohol as fuel? Alternatively, since it's borne out in so many places that the alcohol does indeed fuel his circuits, what's the nuclear pile for? (I assume it's not just designed as a built-in source of material for constructing tiny atomic weapons. Or is that an optional extra on the bending units?)

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she knew her parents left her in an orphanage she just didn't know who they were

Thanks. I knew I needed more sleep...   

[Reply #475 on:]

Geek alert:

In a clone of my own zoidberg says somthing along the lines of 'good evening ladies and germs' to which everyone laughs. He then says is wasn't a joke he was greeting Dean Streptococcus.
Streptococcus is a bacteria found mainly in the throat and is cirular/spherical whereas the dean was more oblong.

[Reply #476 on:]

Looks like an animation goof in the movie...

[Reply #477 on:]

Which? The line on Amy's elbow? Also I can't find a screenshot for it, but when Fry is talking to the marine biologist woman, her eyebrow floats out to the left of her face a little in the long shot.

[Reply #478 on:]

 

Which? The line on Amy's elbow?

No, the extra left arm she suddenly seems to have.

 

... her eyebrow floats out to the left of her face a little in the long shot.

You mean this?

[Reply #479 on:]

Also - i don't know if it was just an angle or real but it looks like leela has her hand on Fry's ass when they're hiding from the nibblonians