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'''Past-O-Rama''' is a place made to look like [[Old New York]] that's free of charge. The slogan is "it's like stepping back into the year [[2000]]!" It is meant to be an accurate representation of life in the late [[20th century|twentieth century]] and early [[21st century|twenty-first]]. Unfortunately, historians of [[31st century|the future]] are quite incompetent, and the exhibit is full of blatant anachronisms that would be obvious to anyone actually from the time period (except {{Fry}}, who probably didn't notice). | '''Past-O-Rama''' is a place made to look like [[Old New York]] that's free of charge. The slogan is "it's like stepping back into the year [[2000]]!" It is meant to be an accurate representation of life in the late [[20th century|twentieth century]] and early [[21st century|twenty-first]]. Unfortunately, historians of [[31st century|the future]] are quite incompetent, and the exhibit is full of blatant anachronisms that would be obvious to anyone actually from the time period (except {{Fry}}, who probably didn't notice). Tina Belcher disquises herself as a worker so she can rape the workers. | ||
Exhibits include {{cat|cowboy}}s chasing woolly mammoths, an old {{cat|museum}}, and a [[1990s|1992]] Latoura. The [[Panucci's Pizza]] joint everyone visited in "[[Jurassic Bark]]" is possibly located there too. | Exhibits include {{cat|cowboy}}s chasing woolly mammoths, an old {{cat|museum}}, and a [[1990s|1992]] Latoura. The [[Panucci's Pizza]] joint everyone visited in "[[Jurassic Bark]]" is possibly located there too. | ||
Revision as of 22:30, 27 April 2016
| Past-O-Rama | |
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| Location | New New York |
| First appearance | "The Lesser of Two Evils" (2ACV06)  |
Past-O-Rama is a place made to look like Old New York that's free of charge. The slogan is "it's like stepping back into the year 2000!" It is meant to be an accurate representation of life in the late twentieth century and early twenty-first. Unfortunately, historians of the future are quite incompetent, and the exhibit is full of blatant anachronisms that would be obvious to anyone actually from the time period (except Fry, who probably didn't notice). Tina Belcher disquises herself as a worker so she can rape the workers.
Exhibits include cowboys chasing woolly mammoths, an old museum, and a 1992 Latoura. The Panucci's Pizza joint everyone visited in "Jurassic Bark" is possibly located there too.
Known Attractions
- Stock market (during crash)
- Car production line
- Phone booth
- Mysterious parking sign
- New York Subway
- Al Sharpton's burial chamber
- 47th Street Butter Churns
- Movie theater showing Star Wars IX: Yoda's Bar Mitzvah
Additional Info
Trivia
- The Past-O-Rama logo and name are based off of Futurama, which in turn is named after an exhibit at the 1939 New York world's fair.
- The name "Past-O-Rama" contains the word "pastor".