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'''Applied Cryogenics''' | '''Applied Cryogenics''' is a cryogenics lab in [[New New York]]. For over a thousand years have it provided safe environment storages for humans to sleep for up to a thousand years. | ||
Applied Cryogenics is the | And this long-term uninterrupted stability seems quite an achievement considering the careless handling of the chambers, their last power shortage being in [[1997]] and the fact that they have survived two destructions of New York as well the second coming of Jesus. | ||
Applied Cryogenics' daily routine goes with awaiting the ending of a frozen customer. Once a defrostee is awake, they are taken to the [[probulator]] at the Fate Assignment Office, where they will be implanted with their [[career chips]]. | |||
Among presumably several hundred people, Applied Cryogenics have frozen people such as [[Philip J. Fry]], three times, his ex-girlfriend [[Michelle]], actor [[Pauly Shore]], comedian [["Weird Al" Yankovic]] and (probably) [[That Guy]]. | |||
== Company == | |||
[[Image:Applied Cryogenics 3.jpg|right|thumb|Applied Cryogenics on New Years Eve, 2999]] | |||
===Known employees=== | ===Known employees=== | ||
*[[Turanga Leela|Leela]], former Cryogenic Counselor / Fate Assignment Officer | *[[Turanga Leela|Leela]], former Cryogenic Counselor / former Fate Assignment Officer | ||
*[[Philip J. Fry|Fry]], former Cryogenic Counselor | *[[Philip J. Fry|Fry]], former Cryogenic Counselor | ||
*[[Bender Bending Rodriguez|Bender]], former Cryogenic Counselor | *[[Bender Bending Rodriguez|Bender]], former Cryogenic Counselor | ||
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*[[Probulator]] | *[[Probulator]] | ||
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[[Image:Applied Cryogenics | From the very beginning of the script for "[[Space Pilot 3000]]" was the purpose of the Applied Cryogenics company sealed. It was meant to be the gateway for Fry to get to the year [[3000]]. However, exactly how he got there, and what happened afterwards changed a lot during the editing of the script. In an early version was Fry supposed to be a night watchman at the company.<ref name="ep1-commentary">{{cite commentary |episode=Space Pilot 3000 |volume=One |disc=1}}</ref> | ||
After waking up, Fry would either have been shifted to auction where the [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth|Professor]] bought him for organ supply or shipped to Ellis Island and get cut by the [[Statue of Liberty]].<ref name="ep1-commentary"/> However, it was decided it would be cleaner to have him meet Leela at the Applied Cryogenics, which may suggest Leela was originally written with a different past. | |||
The concept for the cryogenic plot as a whole was a general science-fiction cliché, that the writers decided to use as their method.<ref name="ep1-commentary"/> Though, [[John DiMaggio]] does question whether the survival of the building during the destructions of New York is another secret, equal in measure to [[Nibbler's shadow]],<ref name="ep1-jd-commentary">{{cite commentary |episode=Space Pilot 3000 |volume=One |disc=1 |speaker={{n|DiMaggio|John}}}}</ref> but [[David X. Cohen]] responds with it being so secret, that no one on Earth knows the answer.<ref name="ep1-dxc-commentary">{{cite commentary |episode=Space Pilot 3000 |volume=One |disc=1 |speaker={{n|Cohen|David|X.}}}}</ref> | |||
==Additional Info== | |||
[[Image:Applied Cryogenics 1.jpg|right|thumb|Applied Cryogenics on New Year's Eve, 1999]] | |||
===Trivia=== | |||
*At the time of Fry's freezing, they hadn't had a power failure since 1997. Since Fry survives for a thousand years, it can be assumed that they continued to not have a power failure for a thousand years. | *At the time of Fry's freezing, they hadn't had a power failure since 1997. Since Fry survives for a thousand years, it can be assumed that they continued to not have a power failure for a thousand years. | ||
*Applied Cryogenics has had such esteemed patrons as [[Pauly Shore]] and [["Weird" Al Yankovic]]. | *Applied Cryogenics has had such esteemed patrons as [[Pauly Shore]] and [["Weird" Al Yankovic]]. | ||
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*'''Terry''': ''[melodramatically]'' Welcome to the world of tomorrow!! | *'''Terry''': ''[melodramatically]'' Welcome to the world of tomorrow!! | ||
*'''Ipgee''': Well that's your job, whether you like it or not. And it's ''my'' job to make sure you do your job whether I like it or not, which I do, very much! | *'''Ipgee''': Well that's your job, whether you like it or not. And it's ''my'' job to make sure you do your job whether I like it or not, which I do, very much! | ||
===Appearances=== | ===Appearances=== | ||
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*{{clink|US#007|New Year's Rockin' Evil}} | *{{clink|US#007|New Year's Rockin' Evil}} | ||
*{{flink|Bender's Big Score}} | *{{flink|Bender's Big Score}} | ||
==References == | |||
{{reflist}} | |||
Revision as of 16:46, 29 June 2009
| Applied Cryogenics | |
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 You can solve all your problems by freezing them! | |
| Location | New New York, Earth |
| First appearance | "Space Pilot 3000" (1ACV01)  |
Applied Cryogenics is a cryogenics lab in New New York. For over a thousand years have it provided safe environment storages for humans to sleep for up to a thousand years.
And this long-term uninterrupted stability seems quite an achievement considering the careless handling of the chambers, their last power shortage being in 1997 and the fact that they have survived two destructions of New York as well the second coming of Jesus.
Applied Cryogenics' daily routine goes with awaiting the ending of a frozen customer. Once a defrostee is awake, they are taken to the probulator at the Fate Assignment Office, where they will be implanted with their career chips.
Among presumably several hundred people, Applied Cryogenics have frozen people such as Philip J. Fry, three times, his ex-girlfriend Michelle, actor Pauly Shore, comedian "Weird Al" Yankovic and (probably) That Guy.
Company
Known employees
- Leela, former Cryogenic Counselor / former Fate Assignment Officer
- Fry, former Cryogenic Counselor
- Bender, former Cryogenic Counselor
- Ipgee, manager
- Lou, technician
- Terry, technician
I. C. Wiener
Assets
- Main Office in NNY
- At least 45 fully functional cryogenic pods
- Probulator
Production
From the very beginning of the script for "Space Pilot 3000" was the purpose of the Applied Cryogenics company sealed. It was meant to be the gateway for Fry to get to the year 3000. However, exactly how he got there, and what happened afterwards changed a lot during the editing of the script. In an early version was Fry supposed to be a night watchman at the company.[1]
After waking up, Fry would either have been shifted to auction where the Professor bought him for organ supply or shipped to Ellis Island and get cut by the Statue of Liberty.[1] However, it was decided it would be cleaner to have him meet Leela at the Applied Cryogenics, which may suggest Leela was originally written with a different past.
The concept for the cryogenic plot as a whole was a general science-fiction cliché, that the writers decided to use as their method.[1] Though, John DiMaggio does question whether the survival of the building during the destructions of New York is another secret, equal in measure to Nibbler's shadow,[2] but David X. Cohen responds with it being so secret, that no one on Earth knows the answer.[3]
Additional Info
Trivia
- At the time of Fry's freezing, they hadn't had a power failure since 1997. Since Fry survives for a thousand years, it can be assumed that they continued to not have a power failure for a thousand years.
- Applied Cryogenics has had such esteemed patrons as Pauly Shore and "Weird" Al Yankovic.
- The pods seem similar to the stasis pods of Red Dwarf.
Quotes
- Terry: [melodramatically] Welcome to the world of tomorrow!!
- Ipgee: Well that's your job, whether you like it or not. And it's my job to make sure you do your job whether I like it or not, which I do, very much!
Appearances
- "Space Pilot 3000" (1ACV01)
- "Anthology of Interest I" (2ACV16)
- "The Cryonic Woman" (2ACV19)
- "Jurassic Bark" (4ACV07)
- "The Why of Fry" (4ACV10)
- "New Year's Rockin' Evil" (US#007)
- Bender's Big Score
References
- ^ a b c Commentary for "Space Pilot 3000" on Volume One, disc 1.
- ^ DiMaggio, John. Commentary for "Space Pilot 3000" on Volume One, disc 1.
- ^ Cohen, David. Commentary for "Space Pilot 3000" on Volume One, disc 1.