Aki

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But what you're forgetting is that the Cyclopians weren't real and that the Earth wasn't destroyed.
Not really. What we discussed was that Leela wouldn't have responded "oh noes, we're the only ones left!" but rather "tragic, but there are lots of more humans", ofc mourning the dead and the lost.
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Aki

Professor

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Aki, you forget that Leela wasn't in her right mind--she was, like, dehydrated (and dehydration will make you do crazy things, if her actions in IAGDL are any indication). Also, if I thought I saw the Earth being destroyed, my knee-jerk reaction would be "I'm the only one left"; I'm assuming it causes enough emotional turmoil that you don't really consider the possibility of there maybe being some survivors elsewhere. And the damn Adam and Eve thing was shoved down her throat (and ours) since the crash-landing--of course she'd assume she and Zapp were the only ones left.
You're right. Although I did think of her dehydration I didn't consider how upsetting it must be to witness a thing like the Earth's destruction, and ofcourse the Eden stuff brings along alot.
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futz
Liquid Emperor
 
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Rebirth: Right before Leela-r is about to shed her skin there are a few frames where she has both the bandage and the thing Leela wears on her wrist, then it goes back to normal.
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Aki

Professor

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I still believe we need an excuse as to why Bender would be healed by stem cells.
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Aki

Professor

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I still believe we need an excuse as to why Bender would be healed by stem cells.
Because it's funny that stem cells would "heal" a robot.
Yeah, if there was a throwaway joke it would be funny. Right now it just feels like there used to be a joke there but it was cut.
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Frida Waterfall

Professor

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The goofs that I've noticed since four hours after viewing are all in "Rebirth".
At the beginning of the episode, Fry enters with severe burns. But we find out later the Fry we saw was only a robot Leela made. So, why aren't any wires or cogs or metal structures shown inside his gouges? Or could it just be that the robots were wearing really thick skin?
There were one and a half other problems I noticed with the stem cells. First off, as far as our efforts have shown, adult stem cells are successful, but do not show that they can entirely recreate organisms. The big problem was having their memory retained when they were reborn. Then again, maybe the birthing device is so complicated that it can use the brains dumped into the fluids of the tank to transfer information from one body to another (however, this doesn't explain Fry's situation, but I guess it's to show he doesn't have much of a brain anyway).
Also, Bender was stated to have "RNA" in "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles". That was one of the top original Futurama episodes, so us fans just can't say that there is nothing to build Bender off of. (Well, actually, that still doesn't explain why he, or the fact Dr. Zoidberg were recreated in the stem cell slush.
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i_c_weiner

DOOP Secretary

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Given that Zapp was able to speak as a head-on-skeleton, I'm going to just say that you disregard the memories question.
On the stem cells: I don't believe the Professor said they were human stem cells. For all we know, there was robot, Decapodian, and Amphibiosan stem cells in there too.
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Aki

Professor

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At the beginning of the episode, Fry enters with severe burns. But we find out later the Fry we saw was only a robot Leela made. So, why aren't any wires or cogs or metal structures shown inside his gouges? Or could it just be that the robots were wearing really thick skin?
I just assumed (by the end, ofcourse) that that wasn't his burns but rather parts of the deceased Leela that splattered on him.
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Hutch Waterfall
Poppler

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At the beginning of the episode, Fry enters with severe burns. But we find out later the Fry we saw was only a robot Leela made. So, why aren't any wires or cogs or metal structures shown inside his gouges? Or could it just be that the robots were wearing really thick skin?
I just assumed (by the end, ofcourse) that that wasn't his burns but rather parts of the deceased Leela that splattered on him.
NO! That Fry wasn't on the ship but was actually a robot, the real Fry was actually completley smashed up, which is why the stem cells wouldn' t work, and that was the Fry on the ship, not the robot, the robot was bought to cope with his death!
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Svip

Administrator
DOOP Secretary

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Err... which ship? The ship that crashed? Because that was the real Fry.
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i_c_weiner

DOOP Secretary

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He ran down and got the doomsday device from the downstairs lab.
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Svip

Administrator
DOOP Secretary

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Aha! A flaw in Zapp Brannigan's plan.
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Svip

Administrator
DOOP Secretary

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He said where. He killed perfectly healthy adults.
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Svip

Administrator
DOOP Secretary

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The Professor? I have my doubts he was been untrue there.
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Spocks Brain

Delivery Boy
 
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The Professor? I have my doubts he was been untrue there. This is the guy with a pair of salad tongs and a box with the words "Leela's Organs" written on it. Senile. Amoral. Incont of bowel and bladder. But still a genius.
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coldangel

DOOP Secretary

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I still believe we need an excuse as to why Bender would be healed by stem cells.
Already established in a previous episode that Bender has a robotic equivalent of DNA in "robotic RNA".
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