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[Reply #40 on:]

I think I heard somewhere that newt eggs are on their necks.

[Reply #41 on:]

Some more of these lines referring to other episodes:

In Where the Buggalo Roam, Kif doesn't know what making love is and then in Kif Gets Knocked Up A Notch it's revealed that his species reproduces in a different way so this makes sense.

In Roswell That Ends Well, Zoidberg has one of his hearts removed and says "Take, I've got four of them". This heart is never put back in at the end (It's the organ used for the "Oh no! That's my... aarrrrgh! Got you!" joke). Then in A Taste of Freedom he says "Two of my three hearts are having attacks".

In Space Pilot 3000, during the year 3000 countdown, the French speak English. In A Clone of my Own, French is said to be an incomprehesable dead language.

[Reply #42 on:]

Zoidy is a decapodan? Where do you learn that?

[Reply #43 on:]

 

Originally posted by Prof. Wernstrum:In Space Pilot 3000, during the year 3000 countdown, the French speak English. In A Clone of my Own, French is said to be an incomprehesable dead language.

 And then Bender revives the French language in Insane In The Mainframe. "Je suis Napoleon!" and "Bonjour, y'all!" 

[Reply #44 on:]

Why Must I Be A Crustacean In Love -> Zoidy is rushed back to "Decapod 10" (I think it was 10), thus is a Decapodian.

[Reply #45 on:]

Plus in "A Taste of Freedom" ambassador Moiven say: "All Decapodian technology is cold-blooded, like us!"

In the same episode Zoidy seek refuge in his countrys embassy with a sign saying "The Decapodian Embassy".

[Reply #46 on:]

Ah ha all this info from episodes I haven't seen yet.  "I'm sad now"

[Reply #47 on:]

 

Originally posted by Teral:
About the "chopping right here, in the gonads!" line, while pointing at Fry's neck: look at Zoidy in "Fear Of A Bot Planet" when he come out of the restroom, he's zipping up his shirt, sugesting Decapodan gonads are located in the neck-area.

This would also explain why Edna left her caviar on Fry's neck, as referenced in Zoidberg's line.

[Reply #48 on:]

Yeah?
I thought they made that whole zipper joke as a referance to how big his nuts were..
As a joke when the series first started off..

[Reply #49 on:]

 

Originally posted by oxygengiver2000:
also when we c though benders eyes one time it said leela was human

Wow, I always thought that Mutants were a different species from Humans, that there were mutants who had mutated from humans (half-breeds) and mutants born of mutants (full-breed) which couldn't be called humans. I don't know if my point is getting across, but Damnit!
I tried, at least I did that.

[Reply #50 on:]

 

also when we c though benders eyes one time it said leela was human

for some reason i remember it saying "humanoid" or "humanoid creature" but i could just be confusing that with something someone else SAID in another episode, if that is true, then where did i get it from?

[Reply #51 on:]

 

One of the Wizard of Oz books had a seven-leaf clover in it, I seem to vaguely recall from my childhood. I don't expect there's a connection.

I know this is old, but no one else has replied to it, and I'm a big fan of the Oz books.  It was actually a six-leafed clover that appeared in THE PATCHWORK GIRL OF OZ.  It was against the law in Oz to pick such clovers, since they were used for a lot of illegal magic.

[Reply #52 on:]

 

Originally posted by Prof. Wernstrum:
In Roswell That Ends Well, Zoidberg has one of his hearts removed and says "Take, I've got four of them". This heart is never put back in at the end (It's the organ used for the "Oh no! That's my... aarrrrgh! Got you!" joke). Then in A Taste of Freedom he says "Two of my three hearts are having attacks".

At that point when watching ATOF, my 8-year old said: "Wait, doesn't he have four hearts?" And my 12-year old replied: "Remember, one was taken out." Rather observant of them.

[Reply #53 on:]

Smart kids.

[Reply #54 on:]

 

Originally posted by Nixorbo:
Otis, do you really want me to list the numerous times Fry has fallen from great heights and walked away from it?

I'm thinking of "War is the H-Word" in particular.

When Leela pushes him out of the helicopter and he opens the parachute at the last minute and didn't even get scrached!

 

[Reply #55 on:]

 

Originally posted by oxygengiver2000:
also when we c though benders eyes one time it said leela was human

Could be here, in Birdbot..:

[Reply #56 on:]

 

Originally posted by brokendowninit:
 for some reason i remember it saying "humanoid" or "humanoid creature" but i could just be confusing that with something someone else SAID in another episode, if that is true, then where did i get it from?

Wel, in Fear Of A Botplanet Leela refers to herself as "humanoid alian" and "genuinely not human".
 http://www.cgef.net/Multimedia/EpisodeSounds/1ACV05/  quotees 6 and 22.

[Reply #57 on:]

That's because she didn't know she was human. In 'The Problem with Popplers' she is referenced as human, though you can safely assume that's due to Omicronian eyesight.

[Reply #58 on:]

Bender just likely recognised the shape and distinguishing features of Leela and reset mode to human. Also mutants are humans just damaged by radioactive run-off and good old american feces. Either way I see no reason why Bender's reset mode shouldn't be human.

[Reply #59 on:]

In WHRHGB where Bender checks out the others cards with his X-Ray specs Leela has the same anatomy as all the other humans, exept the kranium ofcourse :P
A hint or coinsidense(lazy animators    )?

EDIT: Annimators not writers god dammit...

[Reply #60 on:]

It would be interesting if she had, like, three lungs.  But at the same time it would be kinda weird for her to be totally mutated, even if you couldn't actually see it.

[Reply #61 on:]

We have all seen the shadow in Space Pilot 3000, have we not?

[Reply #62 on:]

Yes, but thanks for asking instead of being the millionth person to say "OMG I saw Space Pilot300 and Nibler's shadow was there hwen Fry fell. Can u beleve it!".   

[Reply #63 on:]

Hehe anytime JC.

[Reply #64 on:]

Leela's inability to throw a ball without hitting someone in the head was established way back in When Aliens Attack, when she creamed the professor with a volleyball.

[Reply #65 on:]

I would love to have that inability...

[Reply #66 on:]

Wouldn't we all, Toth, wouldn't we all.

[Reply #67 on:]

How can leela throw a nice ball if she has difficulty with her 'Distant perception' because she has just one eye? I'm asking you.

[Reply #68 on:]

Oh...Inhability...ok sorry! 
I've read HABILITY instead of inhability.  Sorry.

[Reply #69 on:]

 

Originally posted by Nick Kang:
 When Leela pushes him out of the helicopter and he opens the parachute at the last minute and didn't even get scrached!

   

They don't call him "The Mighty One" for nothing.

[Reply #70 on:]

Who is this 'They' that you speak of?

[Reply #71 on:]

The Nibblonians! (sp?)

[Reply #72 on:]

Spluh...

And in AOI1, in the 500 feet tall Bender part, his exhaust hole in his ass is shown. That idea was revisited in "The crimes of the hot", although he couldn't use it to fly in that one.

[Reply #73 on:]

sorry if they explain this in an episode, but wouldn`t fry notice that there is some sort of a weird alien right next to him? I am of course reffering to nibbler in the pilot

[Reply #74 on:]

No, because Nibbler is hiding under the desk. Fry is more interested in finding mr I.C.Wiener and drinking a can of Löbrau than looking under desks for weird aliens.

[Reply #75 on:]

i once glued a few clovers together to make a 7 leaf clover.i'm thinking of doing it again this summer

[Reply #76 on:]

why is leela and her parents the only people with purple hair on the show?in sp3000,would fry think it 's weird??

[Reply #77 on:]

No, fry's to buzy asking about her eye to care about her hair.

[Reply #78 on:]

 

Originally posted by HTOTHEIZZO:
Their are 7-leaf clovers out there. the record in guiness is 9 i think so ha!

I guess that wherever there are 7 leaf clovers, the evil, corrupt government (in the U.S.)is burying toxic waste.
Is this a bunch of mumbo-jumbo?
Mumbo-perhaps
Jumbo-perhaps not!

[Reply #79 on:]

I thought the evil, corrupt US government WAS burying toxic waste everywhere?