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TheLesbianLeela
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Originally posted by Timbit: Hello everyone! First off, I'm new here (please don't hurt me!) Welcome at PEEL Don't worry, we don't hurt you ... ... we have moderators to do that Anyway, I noticed something wierd about what Zoidberg looked like when he was young. In 'Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles', when everyone becomes young, Zoidberg goes through numerous amounts of larval stages.
However, in 'That's Lobstertainment!', when Zoidberg is remembering his young life when he's having dinner with his Uncle, Harold Zoid, he looks normal, just smaller. Discuss. In "That's Lobstertainment" we do see a young Zoidberg? I can't remember that. Then again we do see a young Zoidberg in "A Taste of Freedom" who looks far different to the larval stages in the other episode. Same with Bender: In two episodes ("Mother's Day" and "Bendless Love" (?)) we see a young Bender who does look very grown up already, compared with the Bender "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles". Maybe it was a wizard ...
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Timbit
Poppler
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« Reply #5 on: 07-26-2004 09:01 »
« Last Edit on: 07-26-2004 09:01 »
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Originally posted by VoVat: The young Zoidberg we see in ATOF had probably already been through all of his larval stages. That's what I thought, but when everyone becomes younger for the first time, Zoidberg is already in one of his larval stages (it looks like some kind of fish thing) and he says something like: "Hurray! I'm a teenage hearthrob again!" In Zoidberg's flashback in TL!, he looks about 10-13, and looks like a smaller Zoidberg. Oh, and thanks for the warm welcome guys!
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Nixorbo
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I read that reply and I think, "Seriously, do you watch this show at all?"
I'm going to say that the reversing aging process has a different effect on non-humans. With Bender and Zoidberg it appears to be more of a reverse evolutionary process.
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Nixorbo
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DOOP Secretary
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If I don't use a quote, you can assume I'm talking to the person directly above me. like now.
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