Leela from Futurama Vs Leela from Doctor Who. Who'd win?
Of course, LFDW had those poison-tipped darts, they'd have given her the edge, IMO.
Leela from Futurama Vs Leela from Doctor Who. Who'd win?
Of course, LFDW had those poison-tipped darts, they'd have given her the edge, IMO.
On or about Fri, 18 Jul 2003 00:22:18 +0000 (UTC), Peter Morris made the sensational claim that:
The spectators. :-D
"Peter Morris" wrote in news:bf7ejp$1e9$[email]:
How about Leela from Universe 1 vs Leela from Universe A?
Jim
"Jim" wrote in message news:%rRRa.78741$[email]...
they both lose
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 15:05:05 +0100, "Rob" <.> wrote:
unless they determine the winner by a coin toss...
"Anorak" wrote in message news:[email]...
That would depend on which universe they tossed the coin in.
"Jim" wrote in message news:%rRRa.78741$[email]...
"Perfectly symmetrical violence never solved anything."
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 00:22:18 +0000, Peter Morris wrote:
That's an almost impossible question for me to answer. I find it easier to contemplate a Bender Vs K-9 match-up. In the Doctor Who venue, K-9 would extend his nose thing and zap Bender, and that would be the end of it. Winner K-9. In a Futurama venue, K-9 may start by sniffing Benders butt or humping his leg. Bender could counter by getting K-9 excited about chasing a ball or newspaper, which he then throws out the window. Winner Bender.
That's what separates people, and robots, from animals, and animal robots.
'cept the weasel...
In article , "Randy Bot" writes:
That's a show I'd like to see, guest-starring Louise Jameson, of course.
LOL! On the other hand Dr Who's Leela would fit right in to the Futurama Universe. How many times did she say, "Why don't I just kill him for you?"
On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 19:15:45 -0500, [email] (Leon Kowalski) wrote:
On the other hand, I don't recall her ever making any references to "snu-snu"...
"Peter Morris" wrote:
Leela from Dr. Who. She has superior depth perception.
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