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The '''United Nations''' (the UN) is a collective | The '''United Nations''' (the UN) is a collective organisation of countries of [[Earth]] that work together to keep peace on the planet, similar to the [[Democratic Order of Planets|DOOP]], an intergalactic organisation. The organisation seems to have gone the wrong way since [[timeline|the 21st century]], its sign reminiscent of a Las Vegas casino and it's motto being "peace through speeches". | ||
== Known members == | == Known members == | ||
Revision as of 17:19, 9 April 2011
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| Location | New New York, Earth |
| Organisation type | Intraplanetary international organisation |
| First appearance | "Anthology of Interest II" (3ACV18)  |
The United Nations (the UN) is a collective organisation of countries of Earth that work together to keep peace on the planet, similar to the DOOP, an intergalactic organisation. The organisation seems to have gone the wrong way since the 21st century, its sign reminiscent of a Las Vegas casino and it's motto being "peace through speeches".
Known members
Additional information
Trivia
- In "Brannigan, Begin Again", Farnsworth says that the DOOP is similar to the United Nations of the 20th century. This suggests that the UN was somehow made extinct sometime between the 20th and 30th century. "The Prisoner of Benda" proves, however, that this never happened.
- Farnsworth's statement could mean that the UN has simply changed in form or function since the 20th century, rather than that it dissolved entirely.
- It could be that the Professor's mention of "in your time" isn't a reference to the UN's change or dissolution, but rather it's the Professor's (failed) attempt to get Fry to understand.