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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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Besides, in "I Second That Emotion" when our heroes wants to return to the surface, Fry says they're at least 1 mile underground. The ladder they crawled on in "Space Pilot 3000" doesn't seem to be more than a few hundred yards, tops.
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Otis P Jivefunk
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Originally posted by Just Chris:New NY is right at sea level, so I guess the old NY caved in somehow. It's probably at a simulr level but global warming caused the ice to melt and the sea level rose a bit. For anyone who is about to qoute "Xmas Story" where appartently "a nuclear winter cancelled it out" just remember that a season 4 episode will be based on a global warming crisis. As for wondering wether the sewer mutants are above or below Old New York I would say above. In "Xmas Story" we see one of the mutants at the side of the road just under the path where the drain is. Also in "Luck Of The Fryrish" when they go down to Old New York the hole which they use to get there seemes awfuly long suggesting that they went through the sewer level before getting to Old New York.
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DrThunder88
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What about that mutant that was encountered in "Luck of the Fryish" who seemed to be living in the sewers of Old New York?
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Otis P Jivefunk
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Maybe there are two sewers, the original one below Old New York and a newer one sandwiched between New New York and Old New York.
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Allen
Professor
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I thought Old New York WAS the sewer?
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cellery
Starship Captain
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Not that it's a big deal because I pay attention to other parts of the show, but I go with the 2 sewer theory: [] | | | || [][] <--- New New York ----------- <--- Old New York Ceiling ====== <--- New New York Sewers #==~_{} <--- Old New York ====== <--- Old New York Sewers I grabbed a couple of frames from "Luck of the Fryrish" that seem to support this. The pipes you see on the ceiling could be the NNY sewer pipes, which explains how you can see into them from above.
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Allen
Professor
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Ok, it's just that the sewers and ONY look alot alike sometimes
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Allen
Professor
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I suppose, but I don't know
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jasonlevine
Bending Unit
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Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk: Maybe there are two sewers, the original one below Old New York and a newer one sandwiched between New New York and Old New York. How about this: - New New York - New New York's sewers - Home of the mutants - Old New York - Old NY's Sewers, aka the sub-sewers - home of the sub-mutants (it's rumored).
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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I think a titanic geological event folded New York into a Surface New New York and Underground Old New York...Just like closing an open book...Sort of?
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Nixorbo
UberMod
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Originally posted by B.Frankendorfer: But then why did a mutant talk to Fry in the sewers of Old New York in "Luck of the Fryish"? Is he a submutant? He very well could be. After all, he's been there for over a thousand years (he mutated from Fry's neighbor)
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