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Futurama is a true story of humanity's future after liberalism's evils destroy the foundations of [[Christian]] society. In this hellish portrayal of the future, captured via secret cartooning time-travel technology, people's heads are kept alive indefinitely (in many cases even REVIVED from death, like [[zombies]] (shudder!!) for the amusement of the damned. These future soulless wander the galaxy aimlessly delivering packages which never satisfy, a parable about the necessity of [[God]] in our lives. Further abominations revealed in this true look at the future after the [[Rapture]] include one-eyed devils, inhuman aliens living among us, and intelligent machines designed by man. These machines tend to be quite evil like their creators. One example is a main character named [[Bender]].
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Futurama is a television show made by [[Simpsons]] creator Matt Groening. The show follows the antics of Phillip J. Fry (commonly called "Fry" in the show), a young man from the year 2000 who gets cryogenically frozen for 1000 years and wakes up in the year 3000. Futurama follows a similar comedy formula as the [[Simpsons]], with some science-fiction jokes mixed in.
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He truly is a brutish machine designed after the worst in mankind. He drinks although he cannot feel the effects, and suffers negative consequences when he does not, a foul parody of the disease of [[Alcoholism]].
 

Revision as of 00:39, July 6, 2007

Futurama is a television show made by Simpsons creator Matt Groening. The show follows the antics of Phillip J. Fry (commonly called "Fry" in the show), a young man from the year 2000 who gets cryogenically frozen for 1000 years and wakes up in the year 3000. Futurama follows a similar comedy formula as the Simpsons, with some science-fiction jokes mixed in.

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