Season 6 Goofs - SPOILERS ALERT

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Just noticed that when Bender exits the mouth of the Cyclophage, he has two eyes in place.... then he picks up the eye that dropped out earlier, and screws it back in.

Post any other goofs from Season 6 here... and don't read if you don't wanna be spoilered! Duh!

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The only thing I've really noticed is in IDGDL,

after Amy mentions the Orgy, she sticks around while they're talking about it, then there is a ocuple of beats and she's in the other outfit. It's a bit unrealistic as far as time goes though I suppose they're pretty known for messing with the amount of time things take to happen.

I just noticed it the second time there.

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The only thing I've really noticed is in IDGDL,

after Amy mentions the Orgy, she sticks around while they're talking about it, then there is a ocuple of beats and she's in the other outfit. It's a bit unrealistic as far as time goes though I suppose they're pretty known for messing with the amount of time things take to happen.

I just noticed it the second time there.

I've got one.

When the Destiny is shown colliding with the V-chip, the people standing around the table (with the exception of Farnsworth) appear to have moved around it, then when the shot changes they're back where they were originally.

Watch for where the furniture is in relation to the characters.

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One I noticed.

Leela and Zapp have sex.

Christ...I'll have some of what they were on.

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Hah, somebody (I think it was Gorky) was planning on posting something similar. She was talking about it in the chatroom.

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You mean this, tnuk?

I noticed a goof in "In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela":

The whole episode.

Great minds think alike, eh, CG?

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Hey, while we are at it.

Bringing the show back

* Svip rins

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You're not a fan of the new episodes then?

[Reply #8 on:]

Matt Groening accidentally the series.

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LaBarbara, while hanging on the hangers is never rebirthed.  While I bet they couldn't get Dawnn to voice act for her this time around, I am sure they just left it out.

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Isn't she part of the "and the rest" that pops out after, I believe, Bender?

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She was rebirthed. Watch the scene again. She comes in the group Fry (I believe it was) calls "and everybody else!" (paraphrasing)

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Yeah, she plops out with that batch, but we never see her again. She probably went home to see if Cubert and Dwight had burned their house down.

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That reminds me: was it ever explained at the end of BBS whether Cubert and Dwight's ship was shot down? I remember Nudar saying that he shot down some of the Children's Brigade. They reappear in BG and ITWGY, but was that a cartoon retcon sort of thing or were they the only survivors of the brigade?

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It was never explained, i_c; if I cared enough to pop in the DVD, I'd check to see if Cubert and Dwight make an appearance at Lars's funeral. I feel like maybe they do, but it's been so long since I've seen BBS.

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I think that they were probably survivors of the crash. Ships crash all the time in Futurama, and people on board only seem to die if either the plot demands it, or if it is funny. Plus, we can see that the Professor is very adept at cheating the Grim Reaper of his prizes.

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In Rebirth that cyclops monster wouldn't have been able to survive the trip through space and to earth.

Cause its a vacuum and all.

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It could have vacuum lungs. They suck up a lot of air.

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In Rebirth that cyclops monster wouldn't have been able to survive the trip through space and to earth.

Cause its a vacuum and all.

There's nothing that says it wouldn't survive vacuum. Who knows if it would survive a long time without oxygen, or if it needs oxygen at all?

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It's been pointed out elsewhere, but the doomsday device Professor Farnsworth puts inside Bender is the same device from Bender's Big Score. You know... the one that was already used to blow things up. 

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He could've had two.

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He took it from a case marked "surplus doomsday devices". Looks like between BBS and ITWGY he was busy rebuilding his stock, after he sold them all to Hedonismbot. With the exception of the original Sphere-O-Boom, of course.

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Ah, I suppose so.

I did notice that Scruffy suddenly becomes (more) morbidly obese during the birthing scene. His neck looks really swollen for some reason.

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In Rebirth that cyclops monster wouldn't have been able to survive the trip through space and to earth.

Cause its a vacuum and all.

There's nothing that says it wouldn't survive vacuum. Who knows if it would survive a long time without oxygen, or if it needs oxygen at all?

Go on, Go into the vacuum of space with a space suit then take your helmet off and try to just "Hold your breath"

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In Rebirth that cyclops monster wouldn't have been able to survive the trip through space and to earth.

Cause its a vacuum and all.

Who says it didn't force its way into the hold, or that the ship's gravity, heat, and shielding don't allow it to retain a little external atmosphere? There are plenty of potential handwaves for that one.

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Go on, Go into the vacuum of space without a space suit and try to just "Hold your breath"

And there we go - "without a space suit". What information have you got on the beast's skin and any pressure stablizing abilities?

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Must have pretty thick skin, actually. Bender's explosion didn't rupture its hide.

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Must have pretty thick skin, actually. Bender's explosion didn't rupture its hide.

I'm starting to think it was all very carefully planned, it originally bursting until someone pointed out "hey, then how come it survived the vacuum?!"

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Matt Groening accidentally the series.

Is that the new show on fox?

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Go on, Go into the vacuum of space with a space suit then take your helmet off and try to just "Hold your breath"

Some creatures can survive in the vacuum of space.

[Reply #30 on:]

Sauce.

[Reply #31 on:]

Ad Hominem!

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Reported.

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Source?

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Citation needed.

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I just realised how the we're-the-last-humans in IAGDL really didn't make sense. Earth wasn't the only planet inhabited by humans, and there are lots of space ships with surviving humans. Oh well.

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I just realised how the we're-the-last-humans in IAGDL really didn't make sense. Earth wasn't the only planet inhabited by humans, and there are lots of space ships with surviving humans. Oh well.

Well you could think of it like the fabled "Cyclopians". Their main planet was utterly destroyed, leaving "two" survivors. Sure, there could have been more survivors who flew out into the galaxy for the day, but for the most part if you were on the planet and survived or watched your planet get destroyed, you are likely to think you are the only one left.

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I just realised how the we're-the-last-humans in IAGDL really didn't make sense. Earth wasn't the only planet inhabited by humans, and there are lots of space ships with surviving humans. Oh well.

Well you could think of it like the fabled "Cyclopians". Their main planet was utterly destroyed, leaving "two" survivors. Sure, there could have been more survivors who flew out into the galaxy for the day, but for the most part if you were on the planet and survived or watched your planet get destroyed, you are likely to think you are the only one left.

But we know very little about the Cyclopians. Maybe they weren't interested in other planets/spacecraft. We know Earthians are.

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But what you're forgetting is that the Cyclopians weren't real and that the Earth wasn't destroyed.

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I just realised how the we're-the-last-humans in IAGDL really didn't make sense. Earth wasn't the only planet inhabited by humans, and there are lots of space ships with surviving humans. Oh well.

Well you could think of it like the fabled "Cyclopians". Their main planet was utterly destroyed, leaving "two" survivors. Sure, there could have been more survivors who flew out into the galaxy for the day, but for the most part if you were on the planet and survived or watched your planet get destroyed, you are likely to think you are the only one left.

But we know very little about the Cyclopians. Maybe they weren't interested in other planets/spacecraft. We know Earthians are.

Eh, who knows. Alkazar is the only one who truly knows of their habitual rituals, considering he made them all up.

Edit: Darnit Jezzem you beat me to it!