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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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He lives in the PE building.
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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We saw (what I assume is) his bedroom in The Lesser of Two Evils. To to mention he's there all the time and the show's never done anything to suggest he resides anywhere else.
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TheMadCapper
Fluffy
UberMod
DOOP Secretary
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We saw (what I assume is) his bedroom in The Lesser of Two Evils. To to mention he's there all the time and the show's never done anything to suggest he resides anywhere else.
He's also got his own bathroom with a bathtub in that episode, so it's not like the bedroom is just someplace to crash when he's worked a long day. Also consider the very first episode - he's already in his pajamas when he answers the door and meets Fry, Bender, and Leela.
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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I forget the episode, I think it was a newer one, he's heading out the door with the others after work and comments that he doesn't know where he's going because he lives there.
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coldangel
DOOP Secretary
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I don't care. Stop looking at me.
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cartoonlover27
Professor
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Geez guys, this thread has become a place for asking trivial questions about the show? Anyway, it looks like its gonna be a while before it gets picked up, if it ever does. In all honesty, I can't think of a network that would even want it.
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Monster_Robot_Maniac
Liquid Emperor
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I think it should end here, although I'm not completely against new episodes. The newest run gave us plenty of great episodes, but for every great one, there almost always were two mediocre/bad ones. I wouldn't want the mediocre/bad episodes to further outnumber the good ones, as further seasons would likely entail. I also don't think that any more seasons are needed; Other than the 'The Other' subject (which has actually been dismissed as pointless), the new run tied up all the loose ends, and didn't leave us hanging with Fry and Leela's relationship or how the other character's lives will go the way the first run did. Also, I feel that the CC run ended perfectly; It had a streak of excellent episodes right at the end, and topped it off with a perfect crowd-pleasing finale. Further seasons would kind of ruin the huge impact 'Meanwhile' gave off, as it would take away it's final finale tone. Like I said, I'm not against new episodes or seasons, but I pretty don't think they're necessary.
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Monster_Robot_Maniac
Liquid Emperor
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Geez guys, this thread has become a place for asking trivial questions about the show?
WHAT COLOUR ARE AMY'S BUTTONS?
AMY DOESN'T HAVE BUTTONS, YOU IMBECILE! Shame on you for not knowing that, Beamer. Shame . On. Your. SOUL.
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Lost My Phone
Professor
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Geez guys, this thread has become a place for asking trivial questions about the show?
What, isn't that what this thread is for? General Futurama discussion? There's really not a whole lot to discuss now that the show's ended.
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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No, it's about discussing that disgraced army man, General Futurama.
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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I think you're reading way too far into it. I'm sure it's nothing beyond "he's a snarky bureaucrat / it's funny."
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totte654
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I just watched it on my DVD again and noticed something (Which many of you probably have too). But whatever. I also know it's a non-canon so it doesn't have to make sense but I just want to point this out.
In the 10 feet Bender segment, when the people at planet express has to stop giant Bender, Leela is there, so Fry ran away from Leela, he never met Bender in the suicide line, but he didn't die. He probably became a delivery boy (Pizza, not packaging). But was still lonely, then met giant Bender and they became friends. But if Leela installed his chip, she did her job, so she would have went back to Applied Cryogenics, and kept her job. So how did she end up at planet express?
In the If Fry Never Came To The Future segment, he never came to the future. The rip in space shows Leela, Bender, Farnsworth and Zoidberg (Maybe Hermes and Amy, don't remember). If Fry never came to the Future, he wouldn't run away from Leela, so it would have been a normal day for her. Bender would have committed suicide. Now how could they both end up working at Planet Express? I am confused.
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SolidSnake
Professor
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I can kind of agree about The Sting, but Parasites Lost was amazing. I loved that episode, it's probably somewhere in my top 15!
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SolidSnake
Professor
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They said that they felt as if their last batch of episodes were some of the best that they've ever made.
I'd disagree personally, but it's not like they were just outright lying. They probably were very proud of them and I'd say that "Meanwhile", at least, is up there with their best stuff.
I'd also disagree with that. Season 7B was okay, not real great, but pretty good. Definitely did not have the best episodes they ever made (Except Meanwhile). It had some serious stinkers, and some pretty good eps as well. I loved the Final 3, I don't care who disagrees. The Final 3 episodes really felt like closure, for a series like Futurama. I don't know about the all time best, but they are definitely Classics in my book. 7B for me, had about 4 classics, and 3 good episodes.
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Monster_Robot_Maniac
Liquid Emperor
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I'm not a fan on 'Fun on a Bun', either. Like 'Inhuman Torch', i felt like this was was also too far fetched, with future cavemen and human sausages and whatnot. Plus, the love theme throughout the episode seemed a little forced, and overall was unnecessary. They easily could've made an episode about Oktoberfest and a war without the overbearingly shippy parts.
Although 'Late Phillip J. Fry' was a classic, and I do think it was very well done, I was unimpressed with the futures they went to, as once again, they were too far fetched. A future where there are only women? A future with super intelligent little pink aliens? A future where Giraffes rule the Earth? Seriously, there could've been much cooler ones. The only ones I enjoyed were the first one, with the demolished NNY, the one with the war on robots, and the end of the world. I also didn't like the song at all. It was sung horribly, had a terrible beat, and was very forgettable. However, the episode had many other good points, which obviously cancelled out all of it's faults.
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