Season 6 Goofs - SPOILERS ALERT

[#80 :]

Animation goof: In Rebirth, when the two Leela's are fighting and robot Leela says 'Yeah, you idiot!', the real Leela gets a second pupil in her eye which moves to look at Fry.

[#81 :]

Someone forgot to remove a frame.

Also that woman's legs have gone all Mc EScher on us in a way.

[#82 :]

That's four legs.

[#83 :]

No shit sherloc.

[#84 :]

Keep digging, Watson.

Nice catch, I never even noticed that. :S

[#85 :]

Looks like they're taking a page from the "lazy anime animation handbook"
Whats next orange and purple blobs where there are supposed to be heads and spinning black vortexes where the legs are supposed to be?

[#86 :]

We should all refuse to watch until they increase the animation budget ten-fold. That'll work, right? Not watching a show always makes the network spend more money on it.

[#87 :]

it's not really a goof, but that blond woman in the pink dress looks like her eyes were glued onto the bridge of her nose as an afterthought.  I first saw her in the crowd scene in BWABB where Bender shows up in a tank, and she keeps reappearing. 

[#88 :]

..looks like Fry is touching Leela inappropriately. Maybe it's just me.

[#89 :]

@lilkitten Its not quite there but yes it is below the bellybutton... slightly scandalous =o

[#90 :]

Either that's an animation goof or Fry's REALLY happy to see her.

[#91 :]

Someone forgot to remove a frame.

Also that woman's legs have gone all Mc EScher on us in a way.

Haha! I noticed that one on my first watching, but surprisingly missed the Bender having two eyes one on Rebirth.

[#92 :]

Opposite way around for me. Picked up on Bender's eye first time around, didn't spot the legs issue until the third.

[#93 :]

Either that's an animation goof or Fry's REALLY happy to see her.

So happy that he grew an extra pair of legs? I don't get where you're going with this...

[#94 :]

Either that's an animation goof or Fry's REALLY happy to see her.

So happy that he grew an extra pair of legs? I don't get where you're going with this...

A third leg, if you catch my drift.

And by "third leg", I mean "an erect penis". And by "drift", I mean "crude double-entendre".

[#95 :]

What's this penis you speak of.

[#96 :]

Also. Does anyone know the relevance of the the name 'Sanguinette' on the cycle-ship you see in "In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela" as they go to Cape Knievel to fly off?

Yah, I don't know if that was what the contentious contraption was called, because there's virtually no information about it under that name, but this probably explains the motivation for including it.

[#97 :]

Fry's a tripod.

[#98 :]

No, a tripod is this:


Tri=three.
Fry seems to have four legs.
Zing!

[#99 :]

That's the second tripod I've seen posted on peel in the last 2 minutes.

[#100 :]

I thought it was weird that in Proposition Infinity, Farnsworth spoke to Amy's parents on the phone and ended the conversation saying "Zài jiàn".

That means goodbye but in Mandarin. I thought the Wongs speak Cantonese? And no. Chinese dialects are not all alike.

[#101 :]

Maybe Leo speaks one and Inez speaks the other.

[#102 :]

Or maybe Farnsworth is an old fashioned guy.

[#103 :]

Or maybe they speak both?

Or maybe Farnsworth just said it because he's old and unaware of the difference?

Or something else.

[#104 :]

In Proposition Infinity, we see a poodle "with two daddies".

In Xmas Story, the poodle is established to be extinct.

I'm quite annoyed. Surely it should have been something less ridiculous, like a baby dragon?

[#105 :]

Also, wasn't Lassie on display at the Louvre?  Was I the only one thinking that when we saw Lassie's head inside Bender?

[#106 :]

Presumably Lassie's head is one of those artifacts that ends up on loan to various institutions. Of course, there were multiple dogs that actually played Lassie. Perhaps the head is one of Lassie's stunt dogs.

[#107 :]

In Proposition Infinity, we see a poodle "with two daddies".

In Xmas Story, the poodle is established to be extinct.

I'm quite annoyed. Surely it should have been something less ridiculous, like a baby dragon?

I think you can file this one under the catagory "things bender is made of".  According to the episodes I've seen, he's 30% iron, 40% zinc, 40% platinum and 40% chromium.  In other words, the writers are just fucking with us. 

[#108 :]

I wouldn't be so quick to put it in that category. There are a few apparent continuity errors that are so consistent in their, well, inconsistency that I see them as more of a respected running gag; the two I usually think of are Bender's composition and Bender's ever-changing, all-useful functions despite being allegedly nothing more than an almost-obsolete bending unit.

The changing nature of the Planet Express Ship's interior might also be considered to be in this category, but I'm less willing to put it there myself since that actually does bother me; the "ship's basement" joke in "Proposition Infinity" actually made me cringe a bit. Maybe these sort of things should only apply to Bender, since he's too cool to follow his own mythology. 

The poodle issue, on the other hand, does seem like a legitimate thing to nitpick about if you care about continuity. They said cows were extinct and have done a reasonably decent job with that one thanks to the buggalo, so it's not entirely unreasonable to hope that they'd try to keep track of their other created facts, even if those facts were stated originally in a quick joke. No, it shouldn't really matter, but the love of continuity is not so easily ignored.

[#109 :]

In Proposition Infinity, we see a poodle "with two daddies".

In Xmas Story, the poodle is established to be extinct.

then, a few seconds later, we see a ghost married to a horse; even though the last ghost died hundreds of years ago.

[#110 :]

In Proposition Infinity, we see a poodle "with two daddies".

In Xmas Story, the poodle is established to be extinct.

then, a few seconds later, we see a ghost married to a horse; even though the last ghost died hundreds of years ago.

The last human ghost died hundreds of years ago. It could have easily been the ghost of something else.

[#111 :]

It could have been the ghost of a ghost.

[#112 :]

The last human ghost died, yes. But this must have been that ghost's ghost, or the ghost of that. When a ghost dies, another ghost must come, right?

[#113 :]

I thought, when he said the last ghost died hundreds of years ago, he was only referring to the ghosts in the castle they were staying in at the time...

Also, perhaps the Poodle was actually just some kind of mutant dog that only looks like a Poodle.

[#114 :]

Or maybe- MAYBE! it is a cartoon?

[#115 :]

Hey! Stop stealing my bit!

But still, no one said it wasn't a space poodle.

[#116 :]

I thought, when he said the last ghost died hundreds of years ago, he was only referring to the ghosts in the castle they were staying in at the time...

Yeah, that's what I thought, too.  And was I the only one who saw Mike Rowe's writing credit for this episode, then saw a joke about a ghost, and thought instantly of Gay Guy and the Ghost? Probably I was.

[#117 :]

I thought, when he said the last ghost died hundreds of years ago, he was only referring to the ghosts in the castle they were staying in at the time...

This I agree with.

Also, perhaps the Poodle was actually just some kind of mutant dog that only looks like a Poodle.

They call it a poodle. If they'd said "space poodle" I would have preferred that. Usually if something in Futurama is a "space something", the space never gets left off the name.

[#118 :]

Well in that case I'd usually go to my regular explanation of "it's a cartoon" but Aki already said that.

[#119 :]

Cartoon it might be, but continuity is one of my major buttons, and they pushed it!