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The Luck of the Fryfish
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- Push, Mrs. Fry. You're almost there.
- Squeeze one out for America, honey.
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Keep it down,
it's the 9th inning.
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Here's the 0-2 pitch to Crypool.
He's called on a strike three.
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Swing the bat, you bum!
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- It's a boy with red hair.
- You saying my son's a commie?
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And Groady leans into the pitch.
It hits him. The Mets win.
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This is the happiest day of my life.
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- Here's your baby.
- Okay, thanks.
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- What should we name him?
- You pick. I picked dinner.
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I was thinking of Philip,
after those screwdrivers.
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That's a fantastic idea.
More morphine, please!
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- Look, Yancy, it's baby Philip.
- I wanna be named Philip.
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Me Philip! Me Philip!
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Son, your name is Yancy, just like me,
and my grandfather and so on.
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All the way back
to minuteman Yancy Fry...
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...who blasted commies
in the American Revolution.
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Philip, until I find a suitable
model of an ICBM...
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...you'll have to make do
fearing this toy spacecraft.
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Mine! Mine!
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- Come on!
- Baby needs new shoes.
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To hell with your baby.
I need those shoes.
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It's a dead heat. They're checking
the electron microscope.
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The winner is Number Three
in a quantum finish.
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No fair! You changed the outcome
by measuring it.
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- How did you do, Fry?
- I'll tell you when my horse finishes.
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Bad.
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We owned four horses
and two jockeys.
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We just put a jockey out to stud.
He's perfect for you.
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Hey, baby, ever do it in a suitcase?
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Look, it's a centaur race.
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Come on, come on!
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Hey, Leela, how about a kiss
for good luck?
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I meant tongue luck.
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The winner is Number Four, Steven.
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I've run over black cats
that were luckier than me.
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Get your hot horse-burgers,
horse-fries, horse-cakes and shakes.
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- Tongue straight from the horse's mouth.
- It all sounds good.
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All our horses are 1 00% horse-fed
for that double juiced-in goodness.
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I'll have a cholesterol-free
omelet with horse-beaters.
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- How can I horse you, sir?
- I'll have a horse Coke.
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- Horse Pepsi okay?
- Neigh!
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- Hey! What are you doing?
- This.
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Dear Horse God, I don't usually pray.
Sometimes I doubt you even exist.
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But if you're willing to grant me luck,
please, stamp your hoof once.
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Come on, Number Six. Move it!
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Don't do that. What are you...?
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It's contagious.
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And the winner is Harry Trotter
by the entire racetrack.
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That'll teach those horses
to take drugs.
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That's it! You can only take
my money for so long...
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...before you take it all.
I say, enough!
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I've got one dollar left,
and this one I'm holding on to.
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Oh, no, you don't.
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I may not know about horses, but I
know lots about doing anything for $ 1.
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If you think bad luck can defeat me,
you don't know my name is Philip J...
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That is one unlucky guy.
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Kareem has the sky hook,
but Philip J. Fry has the space hook.
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Yancy drives, he goes up
with his patented space hook.
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Hey! That's my patented space hook.
You stole it.
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You're not the president of it.
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Holy camolie! A seven-leaf clover.
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I'm dying of old age!
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Game over! Phil wins.
Yancy's fans are stunned.
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There'll be no celebration
at the Yancy Dome.
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Lucky!
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Someone's in a good mode.
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Let's say I lucked out at the track.
Also I rigged one race.
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I'd have won too, if I still had my
seven-leaf clover.
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Plus, I'd still have my hair.
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I got your page, Mr. Fry.
Your new hair is ready.
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What happened to this clover?
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I hid it in a secret place and never
told anyone. Not even Scruffy.
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- So is it still in the hiding place?
- Yeah, maybe it is still there.
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In the ruins of Old New York.
Helping one ant defeat another.
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- Or giving luck to a piece of dirt.
- Dirt doesn't need luck.
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I'm going to get my clover back!
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Some of the tunnels have metal bars.
Who's good at bending?
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- How about you?
- Sure.
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- But Bending's my middle name.
- It is?
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Yep. My full name is
Bender Bending Rodriguez.
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Here's the entrance. From this moment,
I declare my bad luck officially over.
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He was fun.
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If we get bored looking for the clover,
I've got Tetris on this thing.
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- Look, up ahead.
- Old New York.
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The city that inspired
a casino in Las Vegas.
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We've got Manhattan
all to ourselves.
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I can finally do the crazy stuff
I always dreamed.
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Howard Stern is overrated.
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- Oops!
- New York is so burned.
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Remember when Giuliani
cracked down on jaywalking?
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Well, Rudy, how do you like
this action?
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The big breakdance battle
is Saturday.
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If we wanna win
Jam Master Jay's parachute pants...
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...our crew has to pop,
lock and bust the freshest.
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Noticeably F.A.T., drop us a beat.
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- Name?
- Cosmic F.
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- Style?
- Outer space.
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- Special moves?
- The moonwalk.
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The robot.
The zero G.
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- Name?
- Cosmic Y.
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- Style?
- Deep Space.
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Deep Space?!
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- Special moves?
- The space-walk.
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- The robot.
- That's similar to mine.
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The zero G.
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- You totally ripped off my routine.
- You calling me a biter?
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Why do you always have to steal
everything from me, Yancy?
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- Stop illing. Word.
- I'd like to see you steal this:
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The septuple head-spin!
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He's just scratching. No one's done
more than a quadruple.
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Oh, yeah? Noticeably F.A.T.,
rewind the tape.
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Crazy sucker.
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- Phil, you're hot.
- That was ice-cold, bro.
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Fry, if I ever see you try
anything that crazy again...
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...this crew might just have
some new parachute pants.
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Stop hogging the clover.
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- Let's go find that clover.
- Which way to your house?
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- The sign says we're at 71 st Street.
- 71 st Street? Never heard of it.
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- Downtown could be in any direction.
- We'll just take a spin on the B-train.
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That feels funny!
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This is the Brooklyn-bound B-train,
stopping wherever I feel like.
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Watch for the closing doors.
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Wake up, buddy. End of the line.
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My old neighborhood.
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That's the bench where I found shirts.
We used to light that hydrant on fire!
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On that corner, some guy
handed out a socialist newsletter.
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- Was it poorly xeroxed?
- Oh, yeah.
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The comedians were right.
This is different from L.A.
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- Did you say you used to live here?
- That's right.
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- Did you know Andy Goldman?
- He was my neighbor. Why?
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- I mutated from him.
- What's he up to these days?
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I'm teaching.
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- He seemed nice.
- Sure, when he's sober.
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Holy camolie! The house I grew up in,
it's still there!
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Man, Father Time really took
a bat to this place.
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That stupid clover is a worthless
piece of garbage. Give it!
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Mom, help!
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Yes!
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- Yancy's trying to steal my clover.
- Yancy, stealing is wrong.
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I'm gonna pile drive you.
You're dead meat!
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What's happening?
Did Kremlin Joe let fly with the nukes?
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Not yet, commander.
Yancy's trying to steal my stuff.
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He better keep his hands
off these bananas.
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Gonna need them when the radiation
turns us all into monkeys.
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The Ronco Record Vault. Yancy will
never get his hands on you in here.
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The Breakfast Club soundtrack.
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I can't wait until I'm old enough
to feel ways about stuff.
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Stay safe, clover.
I may need you again someday.
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My dad spent years turning this
into a bomb shelter.
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- Yet there was no nuclear war.
- What a waste.
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This is it. My Ronco Record Vault.
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I still remember the combination.
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Three.
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It's stuck.
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The Achilles' heel of the Ronco design
is its structural resonance frequency.
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There we go.
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- Here's The Breakfast Club soundtrack.
- You mean breakfast club sandwich?
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I hid my clover in the jacket
so my brother, Yancy, wouldn't get it.
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Here goes.
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It's gone! The whole place
has been cleaned out.
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- Yancy stole my clover.
- How do you know it didn't disintegrate?
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- Everything else held up okay.
- Except Sports, by Huey Lewis.
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- My brother hated me so much.
- Brothers always fight.
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He just never got a chance to say
he loved you before you got frozen.
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You think? Because I always
kind of wished that...
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- Who is that godlike figure?
- It's my brother, Yancy.
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And there's my seven-leaf clover.
I knew he stole it.
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If that's Yancy, why does
the inscription say Philip J. Fry?
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Wait a second. That's my name.
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Good Lord! He ditched his goofy name
and stole mine.
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Apparently, this brave adonis,
this Cadillac of men...
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...was the "first person on Mars."
- First person on Mars?!
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That should've been me!
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He stole my clover, he stole my name
and he stole my life.
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- And now he broke my hand.
- His legend lives on.
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You opened the vault,
and the clover was gone?
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Nothing in there
but the best music of the 1 980s.
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Survivor, Pat Benatar, The Scorpions.
The list goes on.
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My brother stole my dream
of going into space.
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- Now I'll never get there.
- You went this morning.
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"First person on Mars."
So your brother was that Philip J. Fry.
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- I'm Philip J. Fry! He stole my name.
- Shut up, friends.
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My browser heard the word "Fry"
and found the Philip J. Fry movie.
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It also opened my calendar to Friday
and ordered some french fries.
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Philip J. Fry, astronaut,
philanthropist, entrepreneur...
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... was a great man,
truly worthy of narration.
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Fry was the first man on Mars,
a feat never equaled.
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It should've been me!
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The ever-lucky Fry
made his fortune by striking oil...
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... in the mansion
he had won in a lottery.
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That's my clover. He stole it!
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After a fling with
Icelandic supermodel, Njord...
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... Fry scored many hits
with his band, Leaf Seven...
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... known for their hypnotic rhythms
and memorable hooks.
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I'm known for that!
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Phil came and strummed out this tune.
And I said that's a number-one record.
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Fry now spends most of his time in his
grave at Orbiting Meadows Cemetery...
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... buried with his trademark clover
to bring him luck in the next life.
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That's where my clover is.
Is that cemetery near here?
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- It will be in a couple of hours.
- Good, we're going grave robbing.
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I'll get my kit.
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Your tux will be perfect
for my wedding, Dad.
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Yancy, that tux got me through
Nam in style.
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- I wish your bother could see this.
- I remember the day he disappeared.
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Wisconsin won the Rose Bowl 1 7-9.
Oh, I miss him.
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I was gonna rummage through
Phil's records to play at the wedding.
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He may be missing,
but his crap sure isn't.
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Breakfast Club. This will clear
the room after the reception.
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He's buried in the world heroes
section? I'm impressed.
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I should be the one in that grave!
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We lost Bender.
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Now no one will be able to say
I don't own John Larroquette's spine.
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Aha! My brother's grave!
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"Philip Fry, the original Martian."
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It's all lies. He wasn't original.
He wasn't a Martian.
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- He wasn't Philip. He wasn't a "the."
- You're twice the "the" he ever was.
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It's clovering time.
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- So, had any ideas for names, Yancy?
- I'm sort of thinking one.
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Daddy has a present for you.
Know what it is? It's a lucky clover...
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...to help you be successful,
even at breakdancing.
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It belonged to someone very special.
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I know what name you want
to give him. It's okay.
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Really? Son, I'm naming you
Philip J. Fry...
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...in honor of my little brother,
who I miss every day.
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I love you, Philip.
And I always will.
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"Here lies Philip J. Fry,
named for his uncle...
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...to carry on his spirit."
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Pay dirt! I got the clover, plus his
wedding ring. Sorry, ladies, I'm taken.
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Hey, Fry, you want me
to smack the corpse up a little?
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Bender, I think Fry
needs a moment alone.
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Okay, grab a shovel. I'm one skull
short of a Mouseketeer reunion.
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