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Inquisitor Hein
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« #349 : 08-08-2011 20:17 »
« : 08-08-2011 20:21 »
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he ship is constantly getting damaged and destroyed, so why did the Professor suddenly make a big deal out of it in Bender's Game?
Because in Bender's game, the Professor's care was needed for the story:) It's like Bender's powers: Looking at him bending the pipeway in "The Mutants are revolting", his strength should be so great that the whole Planet Express Crew could not overwhelm him. But they manage to do so as soon as it serves the story/a joke:) About that insurance thought: Maybe the Planet Express ship was once insured, but -considering it's damage history- no Insurance company would be so foolhardy so insure that ship again. Hm....come to think of it: Maybe they did and that's the reason we do not see too many insurance companies in Futurama nowadays... 
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Aki

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« #353 : 08-09-2011 17:19 »
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How they are seen and stuff? What do you mean?
How they were seen in 1948, and changed history by making the whole UFO hubbub. My point is that maybe they didn't travel back in time at all in the British version, but it doesn't really matter, since they did in the ultimate (third) version.
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« #356 : 08-10-2011 10:45 »
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I mean, at the end of ATPH, Bender was on the flag and whatnot, meaning he would of been seen as like a famous figure or whatever in 1947. Oh. Well, while that's possible, it doesn't have to be. Bender was only ever seen as a head in '47, and the flag isn't that detailed.
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