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• Infosphere talk:Infinite Wisdom™
  ...s assumed 'Sean' was an American preference for the spelling of the name. Which makes sense for ''Futurama''. --'''[[User:Svip|Svip]]'''<sup>[[User talk:Sv ...4 definitely] go on our project page for Twitter... Wait. It doesn't exist yet, does it? Rats! [[User:Sanfazer|Sanfazer]] ([[User talk:Sanfazer|talk]]) 18
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• Infosphere:Conference Table/Archive as of March, 2009
  ...ers questionable. [[Petunia]], for instance is in a number of episodes but doesn't quite meet that definition and I think she should be secondary. - [[User:Qu ...re subjective. You'd almost have to have a vote for every character to see which they are. But I agree, [[That Guy]] is a way more important character than
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• Infosphere:Conference Table/Archive as of October, 2008
  I got this idea from the Transformers wikia, which obviously is much more closely connected with toys than Futurama, but still ...elevant page of the company who made them. Sadly, you cannot order online. Which is dumb. Why have a web presence if it's essentially useless? --[[User:Budd
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• User talk:Buddy13
  ...make the rules. Down here... I'm God." -- Not really, but it sounds cool. Doesn't it? -[[User:Buddy13|Buddy]] ...osphere, since the only thing we'd be showing videos of would be Futurama, which would just get us in trouble (Fox is known for copyright crackdowns), but t
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• The Thief of Baghead
  ...ntary states that no one has ever taken a photo of Cobb's true appearance, which inspires Bender to take one. ...ture, and the unusual fungus {{cat|animal}} that chased Bender is the ego, which feeds off of attention. Any living creature that looks on the Id's face wil
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• Transcript:Into the Wild Green Yonder Part 2
  <poem>'''Leela''': That doesn't seem fair.</poem> ...Mr. Wong, how do you keep this place so green in the middle of the desert? Doesn't that waste a lot of water?</poem>
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• Transcript:The Sting
  <poem>'''Leela''': That doesn't sound so dangerous.</poem> ...ds, pollinating them. The Planet Express ship flies past towards the hive, which has thousands of bees swarming around it, and lands in the main tunnel. Swa
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• Roswell that Ends Well
  ...react violently with each other and hurl the PE ship through a time tunnel which carries it to Earth. ...as Fry mentions that his grandfather [[Enos Fry]] is stationed at Roswell, which presents the danger of time paradoxes as he is the only one who can infiltr
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• Transcript:Jurassic Bark
  ...t of a mirror wearing a black top hat and purple cape. Fry wears a snazzy, yet revealing, leotard. Bender clears his throat and addresses the mirror.]'' :''[He takes a slurp from a mug which look suspiciously like a Martian skull.]''
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• Infosphere:Conference Table/Archive as of June, 2008
  ...iki futurama wiki]''. In fact, the best competition we have is Wikipedia, which I am afraid is doing some better jobs on some issues. Also because they ha ...a title caption. And most appropriately it is "It just won't stay dead!", which I suggest as a quote on the front page. That is all for now.
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• Transcript:Spanish Fry
  :''[He is sat on a giant pair of robotic legs which do his walking for him. There is a noise.]'' <poem>'''Fry''': 'Cause he was a loner who hated the popular monsters yet longed to be one.</poem>
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• Transcript:The Luck of the Fryrish
  ...Horse God, I know I don't usually pray to you. Sometimes I doubt you even exist. But if you're willing to grant me luck, please, stamp your hoof once. ''[T :''[Enter a Hairbot, which has replacement hair for the staff growing on it.]''
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• User talk:Svip
  ...the Globetrotters are not humans, I accept the only evidence that exists, which is the mention you brought up. I apologize again for my baseless insistence ...y wrong (e.g. calling the whale seen in "[[Leela's Homeworld]]" [[Mushu]], which cannot be possible as Mushu is an episode that occurs later than the events
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• Miscellany of The Beast with a Billion Backs
  <poem>'''Hermes''': ''[Hermes is seen running out of the bathroom, which has a tentacle coming out of the toilet.]'' When I gave up diapers, me pare ...Globetrotters seen leaving the homeworld, implying either that they don't exist, or that they left in a separate group from the male ones.
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• Lethal Inspection
  ...body is ever destroyed, his mind can simply be downloaded into a new one (which might explain his sometimes nonchalant view on death). Based on a cost-per- ...construction, and has a quality assurance slip from the day he was built (which simply reads "Approved by #5") to prove it. As he retrieves a wheelchair fo
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• User talk:Sanfazer/1
  ...and say that. Oh, and ofcourse your change of ''terrible'' to ''horrible'' doesn't count as breaking the rules as it's a direct quote, but I guessed that was ...article business. I think it pretty much only links to Wikipedia, anyway. Which means you did the right thing. [[User:Sanfazer|Sanfazer]] 23:39, 20 January
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• Transcript:The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 1
  ...choice, Monique. Whoever the blackmailer is, he lives behind this hideous yet strangely familiar door.</poem> ...tramples over him. Cut to Bender smoking a cigar. A ball hits him, but he doesn't move. It bounces off him then hits a wall and rolls into a hole. The hole l
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• Infosphere:Conference Table/Archive as of June, 2009
  ...[[Main Page]] redrawing and keep it on for a week, specifically the one in which the 28th of March falls. ...n that direction. You can see the new code at [[User:Svip/monobook.css]], which - if you want to use it - can "transclude" to your own '''<nowiki>User:{{US
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• The Late Philip J. Fry
  ...employees; when Fry points out that [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] hasn't arrived yet, he is told that Leela came in on time, but left because a man was taking h ...erged from the time stream. Leela opens the card to hear Fry's message, in which he explains he will be delayed by the Professor's time travel experiment, a
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• Transcript:The Lesser of Two Evils
  ...': I direct your attention to this ancient and mysterious tablet which has yet to be deciphered.</poem> ...he three start to move away from the holo-film on a moving walkway.]'' ... which was powered by a tank of burning fossils. Here we see a 20th century assemb
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