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Nasty Pasty
DOOP Secretary
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I think he was very intellegent the entire "The Sting" episode. He was very kind and romantic to Leela and really didnt act horribly stupid as he's been known to do.
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David A
Space Pope
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Originally posted by ShortRoundMcfly: I would probably have to say his line in "The cryonic woman".
"I don't regret this, but I both rue and lement it."
It was witty, and also displayed a large vocabulary. Originally posted by Foot_Knight: Seriously though, "I don't regret this, but I both rue and lement it.", was uncharacteristically smart of Fry. Originally posted by VoVat: I wouldn't say it was his smartest moment, but along the vocabulary lines, he knew the proper plural of "symposium." Originally posted by ShortRoundMcfly: Yeah, and later on in the same speech he says "blassé". I have no clue if that's correct or not. Despite his lack of smarts in general, Fry does have a rather extensive vocabulary. There's a whole thread about it here. Originally posted by Hedonism Bot: Allowing Nibbler to push him into the cryogenic tube. That displayed wisdom more than intelligence, I think. Originally posted by Venus: "and for one brief moment, i felt the heartbeat of creation and it was one with my own."
Rather poetic if you ask me. I agree. I also really like how Bender and Amy insist that they feel that way all the time.
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Homyguy Z
Poppler
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I get the feeling that Fry has the capacity to be intelligent and resourceful, he's just been so conditioned to let his brain kind of go on autopilot that it only peeks through every once in a while.
"Hey, I'm getting one of those things. You know, a headache with pictures." "An idea?" "Mmm! Mmm mmm!"
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Zipy_Googlemire
Crustacean
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I thought him composing a whole opera took some serious brain power. all he needed was the right set of hands but the know how was already there.
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megaton
Crustacean
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Originally posted by VoVat: I wouldn't say it was his smartest moment, but along the vocabulary lines, he knew the proper plural of "symposium." oh, and all this time i thought there was a joke there -- like fry thought "symposium" was a food or a brand of cola or something. turns out i'm just stupid
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FemJesse
Liquid Emperor
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« Reply #31 on: 10-11-2004 11:57 »
« Last Edit on: 10-11-2004 11:57 »
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I think when he went back to the past to stop himself from going back, and realized that the same thing would happen all over again, told Nibbler that Scooty Puff Jr. sucks might have been his smartest moment... cause then he could save the future he loves so much, and not have to die for it. Originally posted by Zoidberg227: I'm gonna agree with Newhook ... I think Fry was at his smartest in "Leela's Homeworld". Many of you also talk about some pretty damn smart Fry moments ... his rather extensive vocabulary, and just about any time he does something heroic (with the exception of giving Leela his air in LaR - very brave, but not uber-intelligent). I'll argue that he was smart enough to know who had to live if there was a chance... like when the airplane oxygen masks drop, the stewardess says "fix yours before passengers who are unable to help themselves" because obviously if you suffocate then your children are screwed as well.
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seymorenibbler
Poppler
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Frys best moment is in The Day The Earth Stood Stupid! cause he saves everyone from giant floatin brains and no one believes him cause they dont remember!
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firemaniac
Poppler
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I think the smartest Fry has ever been was in Time Keeps on Sipping when he rearanges the stars to say "I Love You Leela". It mad Leela fall in love with him and they ended up married.
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Nerd-o-rama
Urban Legend
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« Reply #38 on: 10-12-2004 01:50 »
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Originally posted by Probulator: (Godfellas?) Nope, Bender Gets Made. Nice guess, though. Also, he wrote a frickin' opera! Sure, he may not have known a damn thing about actually writing music until he got those animatronic fiddle-playing hands, but he wrote a frickin' opera! It takes more than manual dexterity to come up with that. Even if his lyrics sucked.
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