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i have some questions about the last futurama episode. these are questions about the last "what if" question they asked, "if fry never got frozen"

according to the first episode of futurama and the last episode the wording is wrong. this is what i mean.

episode 1: fry: Hello, pizza delivery for...I C Weiner... crud, by now i thought i was the only one making all the prank phone calls

and in the last episode he says someting different.

episode 20: fry: Hello, pizza delivery for...I C Weiner. crud

they left out some of the wording, it should be the same cause they are looking back in the past.

also, when fry hits his head on the chamber and you can see dr. zoiberg, bender, leela, and farnsworth.

but in episode 1, when he gets frozens and wakes up, dr. zoidberg, bender, leela, and farnsworth don't even know each other, so why were they together???

also heres a question about "a clone of my own"

in the neardeathstar it says that the professor was born in 2849, and you have to be 160 to be put in the neardeath star, or if futurama is now set in the year 3001

DYN:

when bender dies, the empire state building goes right through his back.

how leela can take a sword of the wall and put it in a person in less than 5 seconds

the characters in the future when fry hits his head on the chamber.

stephan hawk

dr. zoidberg destroys a CHASE bank and a treater

bender uses the phrase: bender: bite my clorsel metal ass,

and he usually says

bender: bite my shiny metal ass

[email] wrote:

The professor also said he was lying about his age before he finally admitted he was 160. Futurama may be progressing in real-time though, because in the Hermes ep, Leela's old boss says she is over a year late for work at that point. Due to widespread anti-aging treatments in the future, the show may be able to be written in real-time without having to age the characters.

That's the most atroshush spelling I've seen in some time.

-Eric Sansoni ([email])

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