Frida Waterfall

Professor

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« #280 : 05-19-2007 20:29 »
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Seymour? Stupid? I have a theory against that...
I read up on the upcoming Futurama movie, Bender's Big Score, and from both summaries of the movie (by Hercules the Strong and David X. Cohen), Seymour is to appear and would probably have some significance to the prophecy. Knowing that, I re-watched Jurassic Bark and noticed this one detail.
In the episode's flashback to December 31, 1999, Seymour attempted to stop Fry from going to make the final pizza delivery for the year, or his fate. This isn't normal for Seymour. Mr. Panucci actually pointed that fact out in his dialog. Seymour must have known something about what was going to happen to Fry if he was acting up like that.
Though this is a bit far-fetched, I think that it's possible that some point earlier that day/week/year/whatever that he saw, heard, or even encountered Nibbler and found out about the plot and took action later to try to prevent loosing his master. Though that's just me.
One thing that I didn't get is that Seymour knew that Fry was never going to come back, yet he still waited there. If Seymour knew about Fry's fate and stood there all of his life, then he must be an extremely hopeful mutt.
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Ralph Snart

Agent Provocateur
Near Death Star Inhabitant
DOOP Secretary

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« #286 : 05-31-2007 21:09 »
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Originally posted by Frida Waterfall:
One thing that I didn't get is that Seymour knew that Fry was never going to come back, yet he still waited there. If Seymour knew about Fry's fate and stood there all of his life, then he must be an extremely hopeful mutt. Seymour recognized that Fry was in danger - animals are good at that kinda stuff. That's why he tried to stop Fry from delivering the pizza. As for waiting for 12 years for Fry - that's love and loyalty for you. Fry wasn't loved or respected by anybody - except Seymour. Fry returned that love and respect - an insight to Fry's character. Still, the first time I saw the end, it was a "WTF moment".
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leyzer87
Poppler

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« #290 : 06-27-2007 06:07 »
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Hi this is mine first post on forum. I was really touched when i saw the ending of this eppisode. I must say that such a things are really unusual for me. My first thought was "oh God, that just can't end like this, i hope there's episode when Fry dicided to bring back his dog alive." But there's not. Maybe that would be good idea, to send e-mail to writers of that amazing cartoon, with proposision of puttin' Seymour to carton? Maybe similar as a Nibbler?
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Flounder

Crustacean

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« #304 : 08-26-2007 18:57 »
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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama: Well Seymore spent his whole life lying on the street waiting for Fry for all those years. That's pretty stupid to me.
Have you ever truly loved anything or anyone - ever? I didn't think so.
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adt2695
Poppler

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« #319 : 03-05-2009 23:10 »
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I agree, I was pissed that he didn't just keep the dog into the future with him, I mean if the Professor can have a sun and Leela can have a pet, then fry can have a dog.
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