Weird stuff n' stuff in 'Kif gets knocked up a notch"

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Did anyone else notice how Lincoln was spinning (in a funny manner) in the vacuum? And then he came back later on when he said "INDEED.". Now, I know Zapp 'needed to relax', so he went back to the holo-shed, but again!?

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When did he come back to say, "Indeed!"?

I'm not sure that Zapp made it to the Holoshed. We immediately see him in Sick Bay.

Did you see the professor pacing in the Angry Dome as the ship was taking off?

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... Wasn't he suppose to?

Lincoln came back when everyone was in Kif's room, and Fry udders this:
Fry: "Dude, hold up. Remember when Zapp blew a hole in the ship?"
Evil Lincoln: "INDEED."

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I'm not sure if this is "Kif GKUaN" continuity or whatever, but I just noticed it upon re-watching "A Taste of Freedom".

Okay, first off (according to the p-code), in this episode (4avc01)...the Nimbus is intact. Later, the Nimbus is destroyed in "Taste of Freedom" (4avc05), then, later in 4acv, in "Where No Fan has Gone Before" (4avc12?), the Nimbus is fully functional.

Fox reversed the whole ordeal. The Nimbus is fine in s4e12, destroyed in s5e04, and rebuilt in s5e05. I wonder if there'll be an explination? 

Wizard drive is not acceptable.

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But it wasn't destroyed.  It just had its front quarter lopped off.

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...and then proceeded to crash into the earth...

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The first quarter fell into the Earth, as far as I could tell.

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DOOP has probably lots of Replacement Ships. After all, it's hard to believe, that "THE" Zapp Brannigan has wrecked ONLY ONE Ship so far.

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About the name of Kif's homeplanet: why would anyone name a star Amphibios?

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Originally posted by Teral:
About the name of Kif's homeplanet: why would anyone name a star Amphibios?

Because of the planets surrounding it.

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Originally posted by Teral:
About the name of Kif's homeplanet: why would anyone name a star Amphibios?

Why would anyone name a star "Decapod" or "Stumbos"? All the planets have weird names followed by numbers.

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It's just the combination of a big, flaming sphere of gas and a name with water-associations, that sounds weird. Err, nevermind.

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And, technically, if you think about it, using the STAR/No notation, we're Sol Three.