I understand that Fry was named Philip in honour of Phil Hartman.
If Phil hadn't died, what would Fry's name have been?
I understand that Fry was named Philip in honour of Phil Hartman.
If Phil hadn't died, what would Fry's name have been?
He would've been named Philip in honour of Phil Collins. :-P
Most likely, he would have simply been called 'Fry' until they decided they needed to use a first name. They didn't use Leela's family name for quite a while.
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Unless Mutants have their names backwards, Leela *is* her family name. Toranga (sp?) Leela.
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Nope. Don Del Grande wrote (in the thread "Leela's Name"):
-- Christopher Heckman
Family name first for mutants. George in Las Vegas
i'm pretty sure that LEELA is the family name, and that their names are backwards, like you said.
I think her father's name is Turanga Morris. I can't remember the episode it was in. George in Las Vegas
Oy! Listen to Peter Morris's latest shpiel!
By the year 3000, he would have been anyway.
I understand the "Fry" name was to honor that chain of electronics stores. ;-)
Maybe the "Phil" part was in honor of Philco (or Philo). Check Google regarding the origins of the television and how Fry's name (and Farnsworth's) connect.
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Also grocery stores.
Philip was named after the screwdriver. ("Luck of the Fryish") -- Christopher Heckman
Originally his name was to be Curtis Fry. Says so on one of the commentaries.
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Curtis was once a brand of televisions (50s, 60s and 70s) and I think it was the parent company of one of the US TV networks in the 50's. Or maybe I'm getting them mixed up with Dumont - which definitely was.
Was he called "Fry" because ironically he was "frozen"?
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