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*In the [[31st century]], there is a version called ''[[New New York Post]]'' which is likely the ''New York Post'''s descendant newspaper. | *In the [[31st century]], there is a version called ''[[New New York Post]]'' which is likely the ''New York Post'''s descendant newspaper. | ||
*In the early [[Storyboard:Space Pilot 3000|storyboard]] for | *In the early [[Storyboard:Space Pilot 3000|storyboard]] for "[[Space Pilot 3000]]", the newspaper was being read by the [[night watchman]], who was cut in the final episode. | ||
=== Quotes === | === Quotes === | ||
Revision as of 02:57, 23 March 2012
| New York Post | |
|---|---|
| Location | Old New York, USA, Earth |
| Organisation type | Newspaper |
| First appearance | "Space Pilot 3000" (1ACV01) |
The New York Post was a newspaper published daily in Old New York. It was the oldest newspaper in the United States to be continuously published, starting from 16 November 1801 until at least the 21st century. It's spotted in a newspaper vending machine outside of the building where Applied Cryogenics is housed, the same vending machine Fry chains his bicycle to before it is stolen by the bike thief (1ACV01). Later, when Fry goes into Old New York in search of his seven-leaf clover, he stands on a New York Post vending machine which has turned on its side to proclaim that Howard Stern is overrated "The Luck of the Fryrish" (3ACV04)
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Additional Info
Trivia
- In the 31st century, there is a version called New New York Post which is likely the New York Post's descendant newspaper.
- In the early storyboard for "Space Pilot 3000", the newspaper was being read by the night watchman, who was cut in the final episode.
Quotes
[Headline.] 2000! Doomsayers Cautiously Upbeat
[Headline.] Mayor Predicts Victory Over Aliens