Lovecraft reference in "Bicyclops"

Mar 20, 200010 posts by 7 postersalt.tv.futurama
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This was a great episode, IMHO. I thought I'd point out that alien bride #3 (the three-eyed one with no legs) was modeled after the Great Race of Yith, from an H.P. Lovecraft story, the title of which escapes me at the moment. She should have been brown and orange, but I think she looked better purple.

Also, and this may not have been intentional, alien bride #4 looked a bit like an alien the Satelite of Love ran over in one episode of MST3K. Probably coincidence, that one.

Phreke

Or ( upon momentary reflection ) was it that one'a those brides looked a lot like a Great Old One?

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Andrashar wrote:

You mean "The Shadow out of Time", where the ancient race has a city millions of years ago in the Australian desert?

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That would in fact be the primary source of information on the "Great Race", though there a few other mentions in Lovecraft and of course in works by other contributors to the Mythos.

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Anthony Edward Martinez wrote:

I think the mountains of madness was a different race. And they had their city in Antarctica.

Unfortunately, I can't remember their names. I've got to get a copy of those lovecroft books.

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