Bender cameo!

"Scott269" wrote in message news:[email]...

That SO ruled it.

"Citizen_Cain" wrote in message news:e40ce$4263029a$a6666812$[email]...

Instead of bringing the sucky Family Guy back, why not bring back Futurama? That show kicked all kinds of ass. Fox is St00pid.

Bender, oh how you've been missed.

THEMONSTERMENG~! wrote:

I agree, actually. I kind of ignored the show like Fox did when they used it as filler at 7PM, but I could watch it and it didn't highly repulse me. Now as for 'Family Guy' dot-dot-dot. :-p

What was the context?

The Time Has Come, Smart Ape - NOT the Marty of Team lvubun said To Talk Of Many Things...

Bart and Homer drive their hover car through one end of a quantum tunnel and emerge from the other side with Bender in the car. A few unfunny words are passed and Homer tosses Bender out of the car, where he is dashed to pieces in a long-overdue death. Hopefully he will never be seen again, anywhere.

** Captain Infinity

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Your mother never showed any affection for you as a child, did she?

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The Time Has Come, D said To Talk Of Many Things...

If by "never" you mean "daily" and by "affection" you mean "beatings with a leather strop" then yes, you are correct. Why do you ask?

** Captain Infinity

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Your sunny disposition.

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"Captain Infinity" wrote in message news:[email]...

Someone needs a long-overdue hug!

tunnel

Ok, this is a cartoon and all, but what would make you think Bender is dead? He's a robot, as long as his head isn't totally destroyed he should be fine...

I've noticed the last few episodes of The Simpsons have been a lot better, and that they're also rated closer to plain PG. Hmm.

On 18 Apr 2005 09:43:51 -0700, "Mr. Stabby" wrote:

Even then he could get a replacement head since his personality is stored on a disk.

Am I really discussing the mortality of a cartoon robot from the future? Crikey, I'm a geek.

I can go geekier than that: Bender is always at horrible risk because his personality is on (IIRC) a 3.5" floppy disk (I saw that Futurama a couple of weeks ago). The only non volatile data storage I can think of that's less reliable would be an audio casette, as used in the Model T of computers, the Commodore 64.

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Morgan Proctor downloads Bender's brain/personality to a floppy in the episode "How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back," but there's no indication that that's where it's usually stored. Besides, what looks to us like an old floppy disk might well be something quite different in 1000 years.

Robots in Futurama CAN die (Bender's Uncle Vladimir did, and "A Pharaoh to Remember" shows Bender concerned about being remembered after his own death), but I don't think being thrown out of a car would do it. He went through much worse in "Roswell That Ends Well."

Nathan

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Remember the Imation superdisk and the Iomega floptical disk?

in article Mdp9e.612298$[email], Donald Richter at [email] wrote on 4/20/05 2:25 AM:

I've still got a Jasmine MegaFloppy and a stack of those 10mb discs.

Everybody thought I was crazy. No way I could ever fill ONE megafloppy, much less a box full. :-D

Yeah, I still got a box of imations I haven't used as well. :( Of course, all it's now on my usb key now. :)

In the context it was unfunny. :-p Not a waste, because it was nice to see him... but unfunny.

Check out this Bender PC case mod: http://overklokking.no/art.php?artikkelid=14773

On page 4 there is a mention of "Bite My Shiny Metal Ass." I want one of these.