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meisterPOOP
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Maybe they can spend some time with Phil, Yancy and his Mom and Dad and Michelle in a story that led to him getting the infamous delivery job in the first place?
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Fry is not repeating 'I Hate My Life...' (repeatedly) for no reason. And the only reason for that was his existence in the 20th Century.
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DannyJC13
DOOP Secretary
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Maybe they can spend some time with Phil, Yancy and his Mom and Dad and Michelle in a story that led to him getting the infamous delivery job in the first place?
Well there was that scene taken out in Applied Cryogenics where Leela straps him to a machine that shows video footage of his life, they could bring that back and increase the scenes e.g. baby, child, teen, etc.
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Bend-err
DOOP Secretary
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So kind of a movie based on "what happened before Space Pilot 3000 but wasn't yet shown in other flash-back episodes"?
Naah, don't bother with that.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Not really, more like an extended version of Space Pilot 3000.
Once Fry gets frozen you can focus on where Leela was in a time before Fry was defrosted.
Same for Bender before the met at the suicide booth. Same for the Professor (with/without Hermes, Zoidberg, Amy) after Fry, Leela and Bender were together.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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I would find it interesting where Bender was in a time before him and Fry found themselves standing in line at the Suicide Booth. A lot of that was somewhat expressed when they were at the bar talking (before Leela chased them away).
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Bend-err
DOOP Secretary
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He was working in a factory, bending girders until he found out they were used to make suicide booth.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Bender: (in a cynical condesending tone) Suicide Booths. Bender: Nice knowing you Fry, I am going to go kill myself.
Point being there is more to Bender's story here that needs to be told.
Same with Fry. Like when his mom said in 'Luck of the Fryish.'
Fry's Mom: (in a cynical condensending tone) Well your brother may be missing, but his crap isn't
Point being, there is more to Fry's story here that needs to be told.
There's more...But you can continue.
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SpaceGoldfish fromWazn
Urban Legend
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Maybe they can spend some time with Phil, Yancy and his Mom and Dad and Michelle in a story that led to him getting the infamous delivery job in the first place?
I'm not sure. Pretty much everyone in Fry's 20th century life is a deeply horrible person, and most people won't tolerate them in large doses, if the Peel reaction to Cryonic Woman is anything to go by.
Dunno about that. Fry's parents are always hilarious, as is Mr. Panucci. Yancy is revealed to have been one of the few people who really cared for Fry, and more Seymour is definitely a good thing. More Michelle though? Yeuch. Unless she's going through that meat shredder you mentioned, no thanks.
As long as I get to ***t punt her into it myself! (it feels weird trashing michelle, when my cousin has the same name, and is probably one of the kindest, gentlest people i have ever met. i've only ever see her lose her temper once, and thats when one of her kids was being unbearable, it was still quite restrained, and she felt awful about it afterwards.) Well if they ever did this, I think it would be interesting if we got to meet some of Hermes, Amy and Leela's ancestors. It doesn't have to be too much, just an extremely shrill asian woman on a slot machine, or a vacationing Jamaican family, or a mild mannered sewage worker.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Yeah, Michelle turned out to be not that important...
Fry probably couldn't get New Year's Eve Off...
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DannyJC13
DOOP Secretary
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Why would we want to see a longer re-hashed version of something we've all seen like at least 100 times, and if you expect us to pay for it then you're out of your mind.
I know it'll probably never happen, but yeah, what I just said.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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True, the last thing I would want to see is a 2-hour movie version of one of those boring sitcom retrospective clip shows, where they try to fit in everything they feel interesting and ironic up to now.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Meh, I'll double post...
This gets me every time:
Fry: See you in a thousand years!
He starts to walk out but hesitates. He walks back and changes the freeze time to five minutes.
Fry: You owe me one.
Scene: New New York City Street. Fry runs out of the building and looks in awe at the sights around him.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Believe me..I am huffing and puffing in anticipation.
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