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Zed 85
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Personally I think Philip was the father of his own mother. Several reasons I believe this. 1) Philips's mother had ginger hair, like Enos, and generally had much more of Phil's characteristics than Phil's dad. 2) Enos was never called by his sirname, meaning he may have not been a Fry.
Apart from that, after Phil's nephew...Phil, there comes a long line of dots and eventually you get Hubert Farnsworth, and then Cubert Farnsworth. However, having said that, I don't believe that Farnsworth is a direct decendent of Phil's nephew (since Phil J Fry II was brown from a brown father and blonde mother), unless his ginger-ness was from a recurring gene, or he got it from another blood line (or possibly some Frys married eachother along the way...eww). It is possible that Mildred had several children, and that the line may have carried on from them, technically making Phil and Hubert cousins, though several hundred times removed.
*Takes deep breath* Anyway I'll shut up now.
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Nixorbo
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Moved -> Human Resources
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Grim
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Originally posted by Zed 85: Personally I think Philip was the father of his own mother. Several reasons I believe this. 1) Philips's mother had ginger hair, like Enos, and generally had much more of Phil's characteristics than Phil's dad.
1) Ginger hair is a recessive gene, therefore it is required to be in the gene set of both the mother and the father, to create co-dominance over the dominant brown haired gene, meaning that Enos could have very well been a Fry. But seeing as Enos was never Fry's grandfather it doesnt matter.
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Nixorbo
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One way or another, Fry's family tree is a circle.
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