Corrected entry: At the end of the sequence of flashbacks, Seymour knows exactly where Fry is and that he is trapped, and just the day before was attempting to lead people to that location. Why would he suddenly give up and do nothing for 12 years?
Moose
9th Nov 2016
Futurama (1999)
1st Nov 2007
Futurama (1999)
Corrected entry: When Fry and Bender are in the Suicide Booth together, Fry understandably dodges the cutting implements that the booth attacks with. However, Bender did actually want to die, so why would Bender dodge them too?
12th Jan 2008
Futurama (1999)
The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings - S5-E16
Corrected entry: Leela hears the news crier and converses with the Robot Devil even though she's supposed to be deaf.
Correction: She doesn't hear the newsboy, she reads the giant headline on the paper he's holding up. Also, her conversation with Robot Devil is constructed so that she can't hear him but is reading his gestures.
26th Aug 2005
Futurama (1999)
Corrected entry: In the final part of the "tear-jerker" sequence at the end, the pizza shop owner is seen to be elderly and walking with a stick. The sequence starts the day after Fry was frozen (when the pizza shop owner appeared to be middle aged) and is only supposed to last 12 years - the pizza shop owner ages too fast.
Correction: We don't know how old he is to begin with, or what illnesses he has suffered from over the years. He may have been 60 to start with, and there is a quite significant change in most people between 60 and 72. He may have been in a car crash, developed a debilitating disease, anything.
True, and in Bender's Big Score, he is in a wheelchair and coughing by 2010.
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Correction: This is not a mistake but a question, that was answered in Bender's Big Score. To Seymore, Fry never left.
MasterOfAll
This was before all of the time travel events in Bender's Big Score, and as a dog, he knew where Fry was, and that's it. He most likely didn't understand that Fry was in a cryogenic freezer and hoped that one day he would return, much like the dog he was based off in real life.