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Svip

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« #460 : 05-11-2010 19:09 »
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Yeah, I don't quite know what to make of that still. Maybe, uh, it has something to do with regaining memories? Maybe it's Bender (perhaps falsely) reminiscing?
I am going to take a spin at this one. And judge it by the looks of the bystanders. They all seem disgusted. Now, of course, I am not saying this is always true, but in most cases, I'd think, even a false reminiscing would have some overly positive reactions from the people in the memories, unless it wasn't about that. So I am going to say that Bender somehow believes he is a disco star, and decides to go out boogieing, much to the displeasure of the other people at the club.
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JavieR

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« #465 : 05-12-2010 18:30 »
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Svip

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« #468 : 05-12-2010 19:21 »
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Well... I am beginning to tapping my front lip. My upper lip! Because this screen may seem... uhm... somewhat noticeable worthy compared to what we can assume from the previous episode.
Now I want to stress, Leela is noticeably missing! The rest of the crew is obviously there. So, I am thinking, could this episode be somewhat tied with the previous one? But I am not sure how that would make sense as Farnsworth and Fry is present.
Well, it is clear that they all got deluded -- I mean, more deluded, which could be a side effect of the birthing machine, but why would be Farnsworth and Fry be there? Well, I suppose my theory makes no sense!
So the question is obviously; why did they become crazies? Do they read about it in a magazine? Does everyone become deluded on Earth? There is a woman in the background, she doesn't seem deluded.
And they are obviously coming out of the ship for some reason, maybe it's another planet that looks like Earth, and they are making some sort of crazy scheme to scare its inhabitants by making this crazy predictions of its immediate ending in a complicated scheme to save Leela and Zapp Brannigan from capture after they were stranded on the Eden planet, which turns to be like a strange planet which actually had cities and stuff, but filled with crazies, which is why it is called Eden, because they all believe too much in this Judgement day thing.
Am I making any sense?
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« #471 : 05-12-2010 22:10 »
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Now I want to stress, Leela is noticeably missing! The rest of the crew is obviously there. So, I am thinking, could this episode be somewhat tied with the previous one?
It's possible, but I'm thinking more they just want to keep us guessing re: Leela's 'rebirth'. Still, there's over a month of preview pics to go before the premiere, and not showing the female lead might be a stretch. And they are obviously coming out of the ship for some reason, maybe it's another planet that looks like Earth, and they are making some sort of crazy scheme [...]
That could work. You can't see all of Bender's or Fry's signs, but they look like 'Bender is Great!' and 'The End is Nice!' Well, at least they wrote their own signs.  Edit: Wait, Fry's could still say 'The End is Nigh!'...
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