nipplehigh

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« #80 : 02-07-2004 12:08 »
« : 02-07-2004 12:08 »
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r016088Ok.. first of All.. Decapodian is derived from greek meaning ten feet.. (Deca = 10, Podia = feet), and that's prolly why their vehicles have 10 feet (although strangely, the decapod 10 inhabitants do not.)
Now, there's another nibbler appearanace in the cryogenics room in Jurassic Bark. However he is in the dust bin and his eye points gluttoniously towards the pizza (an indication that nibbler is always in for a good feast). Being in the dust bin though, is an inconsistency, as we can clearly see in The Why of Fry that Nibbler is waiting for Fry under the desk all the time.
Finally, I'm not sure if someone else has discovered this but in AOI2, when the space invaders land and the aliens come out of the ship, the little green one (Pogo if I recall correctly) says something incomprehensive. I sampled that and reversed it in an audio software and it says:
Where could a guy get some _____ around here?
I can't really make out the ____ word.. it sounds something like pants, peanuts, plants with "planets" being the closest one..
EDIT: also in the pilot the french are actually talking in french in the countdown.. they say "neuf" not "nine".. (hope I spelled that correctly as my french have been gathering dust for 15 years now)..
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Teral

Helpy McHelphelp
DOOP Secretary

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« #81 : 02-07-2004 12:28 »
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I don't have Sp3k handy at the moment, but I think all the various cultures do the countdown in their native language, except the French of the Future, ofcourse. Originally posted by nipplehigh: Where could a guy get some _____ around here?
I can't really make out the ____ word.. it sounds something like pants, peanuts, plants with "planets" being the closest one..
It's "pants", David X Cohen mention it in the audio commentaries.
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Gorky

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« #96 : 02-29-2004 21:06 »
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Originally posted by SlackJawedMoron: Okay, in I Second that Emotion, when Bender's spinning his head like a basketball, he whistles the Harlem Globetrotters theme. In Time Keeps on Skipping, he desperatly wants to join the Globetrottors. And for some other obvious ones, Bender's cooking and folk music obsesions developed into fully-fledged episodes. That reminds me of what The Simpsons is known to do. For example, in "Homer's Oddyesey", the third aired episode, Blinky the three-eyed fish was shown for a brief moment. Then in season 2, the episode "Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish" focused on Blinky and how he costs Mr. Burns his bid for governor of whatever state Springfield's in. Also, in "Simpson and Delilah" in season 2, Homer offered to by Lisa a pony. She later got one in season 3's "Lisa's Pony", as Bart got one in season 11's "Saddlesore Galactia". I think that doing that is a great idea. In my opinion, "Bendin' in the Wind", "Time Keeps on Slippin'" and "The 30% Iron Chef" (episodes that were fleshed out from side jokes in earlier episodes) were great.
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