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Frida Waterfall
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Here's some news that caught my attention. Mainly this one note towards the bottom. “We have a presidential election coming up, so we’ll probably need another Richard Nixon episode,” he said. “He’ll be running as the liberal candidate."
I'm confused by this... is Nixon going to run as a liberal in 3012?
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Aki
Professor
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That's odd. I'm more hyped about what they say of Overclockwise though: In another clever episode, previewed below, Bender massively increases his processing speed, takes on tremendous powers of computation, improves himself at an exponential rate and “passes the existential singularity and the concerns of mankind,” said Cohen.
“It’s pretty deep, but there are also a lot of flaming belches,” he said. “We pull you in with the mathematical theorems, and we keep you with the flaming belches.”
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Aki
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I'm not surprised there's a lot of Bender in the start of the season. He is a beloved character, especially among the more casual fans. This season overall seems to be just as mixed as previous ones though.
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Aki
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Still don't get it.
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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I'm confused by this... is Nixon going to run as a liberal in 3012? I want to see him in a three-party race against Zombie Obama and Joe Biden's disembodied brain, as well as a hologrammatic simulation of Sarah Palin (complete with forehead "H") and her running mate, Mitt Romney's toupée.
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i_c_weiner
DOOP Secretary
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I'm confused by this... is Nixon going to run as a liberal in 3012? I want to see him in a three-party race against Zombie Obama and Joe Biden's disembodied brain, as well as a hologrammatic simulation of Sarah Palin (complete with forehead "H") and her running mate, Mitt Romney's toupée.
I think more what will happen is that he's run out of the increasingly-conservative Republican Party by some Tea Party analogy and runs as a third party candidate. Or goes through classic Futurama Nixonian means to get rid of the far right wing candidat.e
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DotheBartman
Liquid Emperor
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For American viewers, if you watch full episodes of The Daily Show and Colbert Report online right now, they're running a "Thurs-Dimension" Futurama/Ugly Americans promo before them. The Futurama parts are brief, but include: Zoidberg, with white hair, emerging from something (an escape pod?) lodged in the side of the Plan Ex building and screaming, then saying "oh, hello" calmly to the Professor (^This is already seen in one of the storyboards) as well as: Bender writing in a pad of paper with a pencil and saying, deviously, "Thursday you say? Great, continue." (Obviously chosen because of the Thursday connection.) Nothing huge, but nice little random clips to see.
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Aki
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I want to see him in a three-party race against Zombie Obama and Joe Biden's disembodied brain, as well as a hologrammatic simulation of Sarah Palin (complete with forehead "H") and her running mate, Mitt Romney's toupée. I know you're kidding, but I'm worried about this. Wouldn't surprise me if they actually tried to make fun of (subtly or directly) at any of the candidates, making the episode too topical for subsequent views. I don't mind them parodying the whole birther conspiracy, because it can be viewed without having the background scope, but doing the actual candidates? Please, no.
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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Of course I'm kidding. Can you imagine anything owned by Mitt Romney only a heartbeat away from the Presidency? * Xanfor shivers.
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DannyJC13
DOOP Secretary
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Can we please confirm the name of tomorrow's ep? Is it Ghost in the Machines, Ghosts in the Machine or Ghosts in the Machines? I'm going with Ghosts in the Machines, cause that's what the preview pics said on the Countdown. The Infosphere says Ghost in the Machines.
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Aki
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« Reply #103 on: 06-29-2011 17:49 »
« Last Edit on: 06-29-2011 17:53 »
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Oh crap, I had only seen "Ghost in the Machines", but you are correct, released pictures say differently. Is there anything except for the Infosphere that argues for the alternate "Ghost in the Machines"? *moves the Infosphere article to its proper place* edit: According to this the title is "Ghost in the Machines", and that is the source given on the Infosphere. That could just as well be Matt Tobey missing an S, though. edit 2: MSN also goes with Ghost. link.
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i_c_weiner
DOOP Secretary
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Given what we know, I don't see any reason it wouldn't air September 8th. The experiment of separating a single episode from the entire season failed last year with a holiday special being aired for the holidays, imagine how it would go for something not holiday themed.
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Aki
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Sounded to me like he had no clue whatsoever, and like he had no control at all over it (I guess it's all up to Comedy Central). So, yeah, I won't take DXC's word for anything concerning the broadcast order.
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Gorky
DOOP Secretary
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Hmmm. Didn't know the Robot Devil was so busty.
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Otis P Jivefunk
DOOP Secretary
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Did Mom and the Robot Devil have a secret affair ...
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Aki
Professor
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Now that's an odd pic.
Hey, it seems like "Ghost in the Machines" is the official title after all.
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