Weird scenes in A Leela of Her Own

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Fun facts:

At least one of the characters that broke ground for blernsball was a Star Trek:TOS alien (the half black, half white guy in the group of aliens -- that episode was about racism and how 1/2 the people where half black, half white and were predjudice against the half white/half black)

The spanish bean statement went kinda like, beans are good, I like these beans, these are the beans of the gods; from what I remember.

Leela's black mark under her eye vanishes and reappears when she is talking to the other female blernsball player, Jackie, when leaving the stadium.

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Wasn't the half white/half black guy a referee at some game before... boxing, blernsball, basketball? I can't remember, but I'm sure I've seen something like him before.

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That was a black and white striped alien.

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Cool, the referee's back in it, I love that character. Also starred in "Raging Bender" and "Time Keeps on Slippin'".

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Completely different alien

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Originally posted by Nixorbo:
Completely different alien

I was thinking along the lines of sport, referee, black and white stripy alien, it all seemed to fit perfectly but now you've disappointed me Of course living in the UK I haven’t seen the episode yet and was only guessing.

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The alien I am referring to has one side of his body black and the other side white (clown white and coal black).  The refferee is a different guy entirely; he looks like a zebra.

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Actualy I was responding to BarneyBurnham 

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Anyone notice that the same alien (the green one holding the glorx 3:16) sign is still in the stands behind the catcher?  He was in fear of a bot planet also.

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The umpire is the same person also, it looks like.

The translation of what leela said is:

"I am very bad at pitching, but I am very good at eating beans. Eat bean-bay beans, the beans of criminals."  -- the last word, reas (criminals) might be wrong