Background Character

May 24, 1999, 9:55 PM ET5 posts by 4 postersalt.tv.futurama
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Robert Teaguealt.tv.futurama

Has anyone else noticed this person? A girl with a green outfit and thin, straight hair, has been in the backgrounds of at least three shows:

When Fry was taking the tube for the first time, she was one of the people looking up at him wondering why he was screaming.

At the blernsball game she was behind Bender, a row or two up and to the right.

At the Beastie Boys concert, she was behind and to the right of Fry.

I THINK she was in the crowd at Citihall after the second ball of garbage was launched, but I'd need to check my tape and I'm too lazy right now.

Anybody else spot her?

Robert

"'Uh-oh?' NOW what did you do?" Murky Dismal, "The Mighty Monstromurk Menace"

They say that behind every great man stands a woman... perhaps she's some sort of representation of someone who's important to one of the animators or maybe Groening's wife or something like that....

"Always hidden, but never far "The the power behind the shining star "Standing tall, but never seen "And when exposed asked, "Where've you been?'"

NightShadow (A.K.A. Jay Seals) Writer, poet and general nut. http://members.home.net/nightshadow
grosseNightShadowalt.tv.futurama

The futuristic Rabbi almost always appears next to her, too. Friends? Relatives?

NightShadow wrote in message news:374a44ea.85188815@news...

NightShadowgrossealt.tv.futurama

"grosse" wrote:

Could be... or they could be secret lovers. You know how secretive those rascally futuristic Rabbis can be, eh? =P

NightShadow (A.K.A. Jay Seals) Writer, poet and general nut. http://members.home.net/nightshadow

I thought stalking was illegal? maybe she is an other person form the year 2000 bent on world domination and feel fry is the key to her take over, I bet she traveled in the future to find a weapon of mass destruction and a time machine to go back and beat up Caesar????????? hun what do you think about this actually I did not notice her but thats interesting

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