God I hate mentioning the "S" word here...(not THAT one, the other one) but,

Bender was on The Simpsons "Bart/Lisa/3rd grade" in bart's dream sequence. He looked angry, and danced around. (I'd be angry too, if I was cancelled!) That's 2 on the S, Fry and Bender. Will others be snuck in?! Time will tell.

A thought on tonight's Futurama ep-I was surprised Fry thought that NOT bringing the dog back to life was best, untill I realized, his own parents seemed to treat him in a similar way. Fry just couldn't see/understand how important he was to the dog, making the final montage all the sadder...

Vector Viper "'S' tonight wasn't too bad, but Futurama was better"

On Mon, 18 Nov 2002 02:29:42 -0800, "Aaron Howald" wrote:

Worst episode ever!

I really don't think that, but it's the law. Usenet statute 124982759285-2985872 "Any mention of a new Simpson's episode must be greeted a reply of 'worst episode ever'."

He always looks angry. It's one of his charms.

3 actually, Bender has appeared twice. Or does that count?

In most cases, the dog would find a new human to feed him and get over it. It's rare that a dog will wait that long for someone to return, though it does happen. I just figured Fry considered himself such a loser, that the dog gave up on him as soon as he left.

I don't know if it's a reference, but there is a famous story of a small dog that showed up at his owners grave everyday for years. They eventually they built a doghouse in the cemetery.

--Larry

Greyfriar's Bobby

" It's rare that a dog will wait that long for someone to return, though it does happen."

Actually, that's not true. Puppies imprint themselves on their masters, especially those that play with them.

Jonah Falcon

Aaron Howald wrote in message news:[email]...

cancelled!)

tell. He's also been referenced on Simpson's comic's (Bart explains the future will have "intergalatic pizza-delvery boys and alcoholic robots".

He got a F for that.

Shiborugu