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* AnAesop: Future Leela's story carries the message that throwing yourself into work as a means of dealing with emotional problems is a bad idea. While throwing herself into work after Fry, Bender, and the Professor vanished caused Planet Express to become hugely successful, she has little in the way of a personal life or relationships beyond a divorced ex-husband (Cubert, who cares more about alimony than her, plus it's implied she only married him in the first place because of his resemblance to Fry) and even refers to herself as being MarriedToTheJob, along with a life-long resentment toward Fry for something neither of them had any control over.
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** The year Fifty Million seems to be the most promising future era yet, but males have almost become extinct with the human race being reduced to a matriarchy as the majority of humans left are women.
** Eventually, at the year 1 Billion, [[AfterTheEnd all life is gone, with the only remnant of it left is Leela's message to Fry]].
** Eventually, at the year 1 Billion, [[AfterTheEnd all life is gone, with the only remnant of it left is Leela's message to Fry]].
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** The Professor originally made the time machine to only move forward to avoid changing the past and creating time paradoxes. What's the first thing he does when the universe is reborn? He shoots Hitler!
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** The Professor originally made the time machine to only move forward to avoid changing the past and creating time paradoxes. What's the first thing he does when the universe is reborn? He shoots Hitler!Hitler! When they're forced to go around a second time, he tries it again, only to hit Eleanor Roosevelt by mistake.
