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Leela: Aw. Poor Nibbler, chipped a fang. [Kisses Nibblers cheek.]
Bender: Hey! I got a busted ass here. I don't see anyone kissing it.
Dr. Zoidberg: Alright, I'm coming.
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Whilst Fry, Leela and the professor are on the log near the waterfall they are very close to the right side of the river. A few shots after Gunter puts the hat back on his head you can see they and the log are now all the way over to the left side of the river. See more...
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In the elves' workshop, Leela turns the controls up to the highest speed- Lucy. This is a reference to a classic episode of I Love Lucy, where Lucy and Ethel work in a chocolate factory, and the candies come out on the conveyor belt much too fast for them to wrap. See more...
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Futurama - Episode Two: The Series Has Landed (S1 E2)
Continuity: When Fry and Leela get to the moon landing site, Leela climbs in the moonlander hatch with the oxygen tank to which Fry's oxygen hose is connected. The hose is visible as it leads in to the hatch. When Leela pops her head out the hatch, the hose is suddenly gone. Then in the next shot, it's back, but lying underneath the hatch.
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