How can she be alive???

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Well this may be pretty stupid, but I still think its weird:
In "I, Roommate" there is this lady who own the apartment where Fry lives for some time.
Besides from being there, she is also in other episodes, in the background etc, without saying anything.
But in "Fry and the slurm factory" where Fry and Bender enter the 7/11 store you can see a suicide booth. 0,5 second after the scene has started, you can see the lady walk into the suicide booth. That must mean the kills herself, but you can see her in other episodes...
Has anyone noticed that??     

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I didnt! Well done and welcome to Peel! Also When BEdner and Fry went into the suicide Booth usually there is a flash and the body is cleared away, but there wasn't for them! Wired!

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Probably only 'quick and painless' kills you with a flash...

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Originally posted by Space Wasp:
Probably only 'quick and painless' kills you with a flash...

Das ist correct.

And ive never spotted that either! Its proabaly because the animators use a range of different people template things too cut back on time. And too look at it from the futureistic point of view it could be a clone or someting 

Also, Welcome too PEEL BEND_THIS 

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Neither have I ever spotted that...
But she,her name is Hattie, as far as I know, is realy often used during the show.
Like in "A flight to remember" she was the Professor's love, in "X-mas story" she is the one beeing robbed by Bender, Tinny-Tim and the other robots and wasn't she one of the stockholders in "Futurestock"?

May I welcome you to PEEL as well bend_this,

Enjoy your stay here at Nerd-world 

@Jaswahhihi: "korrekt" 

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I have a question on the subject of old women in Futurama, In The Sting when it went to all the women Fry slept with there was Petuna (purple dress, blonde, wrinkly) but Fry never slept with her! How can this be?

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Well he had a date with her (the one Bender arranged) in Put your head on my shoulder, but he didn't sleep with since she left earlier for the bus to Nutley and Sal.

Actuall it can be explained quite easily, because Fry's funeral happened only in Leela's coma dream.
So it is not only possible, but pretty accurate that Leela only imagined Petunia to be one of Fry's bed-friends.

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Although wasn't Leela there when Petunia dumped Fry for Sal?   I think she was, because then Leela came over to save Fry from witnessing Amy have sex with that guy.

Anyway, "The Sting" is all a dream, so it doesn't have to make sense 100 percent.

As for Hattie, no, I never noticed her entering the suicide booth.  Perhaps the SB malfunctioned and didn't kill her.  We never see her die, so it's possible that she survived the process.  Or maybe there's a clone army of old matronly landlords in the future.  Like Sal is to blue-collar laborers.

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Sex can bring people back to life!  Who said it can't..? 

[Reply #9 on:]

Could be a twin, perhaps? Or evan's suggestion...

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Maybe that's one of the stories we never got to, due to the cancellation.  I just made myself sad.

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That's what makes "The Sting" so great. Almost all errors can be explained in one sentence.
"It was a dream."

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Dang I didnt even notice......

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Hattie is everywhere, to the point where she probably has clones running around (like aforementioned Sal or maybe Randy). She lives at Bender and Fry's would be apartment, where-ever she was when Bender and bots rob her (that said, there's a chance they're the same place), and she also lives in Leela's apartment building.

...As for the suicide booth, she could have blown all her money on the Space Titanic and didn't have change to operate the machine thus went on living?

...and I think she also somehow survives an operation with the guy who tries to steal Fry's organs (she get's a giraffe neck with Nixon's crooked tax refund) which is also something a bit surprising.

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Is that the deleted scene from 300 big boys?

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Originally posted by winna:
Sex can bring people back to life!  Who said it can't..?   

Suddenly, Frankenstein has gotten quite gross. Just imagine it:

The Ecstacy of The Scientist

Scientist: Wow, a dead guy! What to do, what to do...

Scientist: I know, I'll make love to it!

(Cut to Scientist humping the body)

Frankenstein: Stop! Get off! I'm alive already!

Scientist: He's alive!

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Originally posted by JDB:
Is that the deleted scene from 300 big boys?

Do deleted scenes actaully happen?  i mean did they actaully happen in the Futurama universe or is the fact that they where actaully 'deleted' mean they didn't happen?

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Not just twins. Septuplets.

And ^-- Why not? Of course deleted scenes can happen.

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Wow you guys pay a lot of attention to minor characters; I don't take much notice of her at all.

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Tsk tsk, how can you not know Hattie?  Also,

 

Originally posted by MorboMcFly:
Hattie is everywhere, to the point where she probably has clones running around (like aforementioned Sal or maybe Randy).

I don't think Randy is a clone.  Every time we see him he's in New New York, so he probably just can't hold down a job, as they mention in commentaries, I think. 
Sal probably is a clone, because we see him all around the galaxy. 
Well that's my theory anyway.

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I think that deleted scenes are not cannon.

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I don't think Randy is a clone. Every time we see him he's in New New York

Isn't he driving behind the Professor on the space freeway in "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles"?  That certainly doesn't mean he's a clone, but he's technically not in New New York at that point.

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Originally posted by germanfryfan:

@Jaswahhihi: "korrekt"   

Ah, and theres proof why i didnt get higher than a D in german.....