AOI Part 2 Possible spoiler but not really

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Just an observation that may have already been picked up on, sorry if it has but in Anthology Of Interest 2, does the What If machine tell the third story or does Leela dream it, due to her being knocked out....?

Makes you think.... 

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its probably a dream because that's not where she really belongs.
and i've yet to see anything that makes me think.

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It's a dream she's having after being whanged on the head with the lever, she even said so herself.

Leela: "I had the most wonderful dream ... except you (points at Zoidberg) were there, and you (points at Amy) were there and you (points at Fry) were there!"

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It was very obviously a dream.  She gets knocked out, dreams it, and gets awakened.  The writers wanted to have a Wizard of Oz gag, but it wouldn't of made sense if the what-if machine showed that.  So they just had her dream it.
What makes you think is wondering "What did the What-if machine show while she was asleep?"

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perhaps it showed her real parents and everything but people just ignored it, or couldn't be bothered telling her.

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Or they were more concerned with Leela being alright than watching a fantasy/extrapolation of reality.

Ofcourse Farnsie had gone to get his "Leela's Organs" box.

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Professor: Aw, so close.

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Hermes: "There's always next year, professor."
Rich Moore: "No there isn't!"

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Originally posted by Teral:
Or they were more concerned with Leela being alright than watching a fantasy/extrapolation of reality.

Ofcourse Farnsie had gone to get his "Leela's Organs" box.

You think they cared? Well fry probably did, but Hermes, Bender and The Professor probably wouldn't care. Scruffy might have watched the screen but decided that if he told people he might have to start speaking more and decided against it. Amy was probably obsessing about herself, no that's not fair, oh well you're getting it anyway. Zoidberg was probably busy looking for some way to turn the attention onto him. And everyone else is too unimportant to have seen it.

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@Teral
I thought it was John Dimaggio who said that. Maybe I'm wrong.

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It might be Lew Morton, but I'm pretty sure it's Moore.

It's definetely not DiMaggio, as he's the first to react to the line with his Bender laugh.