No, see the doomed duplicate is the past version that has their future altered by the future in a way that causes a paradox. That's why it was Lars that died instead of Fry. Lars was an alternate from when Fry traveled back a second time to take his own wallet and froze himself, while alternate Fry stayed in the past.…

No, see the doomed duplicate is the past version that has their future altered by the future in a way that causes a paradox. That's why it was Lars that died instead of Fry. Lars was an alternate from when Fry traveled back a second time to take his own wallet and froze himself, while alternate Fry stayed in the past.…

I'm annoyed with the time travel inconsistencies. The time code was clearly established in Bender's Big Score to be paradox-correcting. The baby version should have been "doomed" as a result of the time travel, leaving a single version president travers alive and the whole "no reason to go back in time" is…

I'm annoyed with the time travel inconsistencies. The time code was clearly established in Bender's Big Score to be paradox-correcting. The baby version should have been "doomed" as a result of the time travel, leaving a single version president travers alive and the whole "no reason to go back in time" is…

I have a bat skeleton arranged in the shape of batman's insignia across my chest. Feel free to ridicule.

Really?
I understand Bones is not a show for everyone, but this review is short, vague, and condescendingly dismissive of the show. I know these things are a 'checking in' on popular shows, but that doesn't mean they need to be bored, half-assed check-ins.

THIS JUST IN…
John K has shit himself to death.

Ugh, Disney Channel
I'm occasionally subjected to this show by my daughter and it might be the least offensive live-action thing on that stupid channel (also Nickelodeon). Which is to say that it's completely unwatchable.

"Wistful Pandas"

Logorrhea-Anachronism doesn't mean what you seem to think it means.

I agree
Remaking JD is entirely justified. The Stallone version was sorta fun in a bad-Stallone-movies-are-always-sorta-fun way, but Demolition Man has way more replay value. A remake that actually has some sort of resemblance to the comic would be great. Just so long as they leave out any tongue-in-cheek 'winks'…

That's Charlton Comics you're thinking of.

Dammit Danny! It's not a metaphor, it's brown stuff!