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|name=S.S. ''Miami Muy Caliente'' | |name=S.S. ''Miami Muy Caliente'' | ||
|image=[[File:S.S. Miami Muy Caliente.png|225px]] | |image=[[File:S.S. Miami Muy Caliente.png|225px]] | ||
|image text=Exterior of the S.S. ''{{w|Miami}} Muy Caliente'', in [[3013]], on the | |image text=Exterior of the S.S. ''{{w|Miami}} Muy Caliente'', in [[3013]], on the [[Sargaseous Sea]]. {{er|7ACV21}} | ||
|image2=[[File:S.S. Miami Muy Caliente 2.png|225px]] | |image2=[[File:S.S. Miami Muy Caliente 2.png|225px]] | ||
|image text2=Interior of the S.S. ''{{w|Miami}} Muy Caliente'', in [[3013]] {{ | |image text2=Interior of the S.S. ''{{w|Miami}} Muy Caliente'', in [[3013]]. {{er|7ACV21}} Present are [[Alejandro]] and [[captain of the S.S. Miami Muy Caliente|the captain]]. | ||
|type=Spaceship | |type=Spaceship | ||
|first appear={{e|7ACV21}} | |first appear={{e|7ACV21}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''S.S. ''{{w|Miami}} Muy Caliente''''' is a ship that navigated through a space storm on the | The '''S.S. ''{{w|Miami}} Muy Caliente''''' is a ship that navigated through a space storm on the [[Sargaseous Sea]], in [[3013]]. {{er|7ACV21}} It almost crashed into the rocks supporting [[Tarquin|an alien]]'s lighthouse, having only managed to escape because [[Bender]][[bite my shiny metal ass|'s shiny metal ass]] was able to reflect through the fog a series of flashes that [[Fry]] made with [[Bender's camera]]. | ||
== People aboard == | == People aboard == | ||
Latest revision as of 06:06, 23 August 2013
| S.S. Miami Muy Caliente | |
|---|---|
| Type | Spaceship |
| First appearance | "Assie Come Home" (7ACV21)  |
The S.S. Miami Muy Caliente is a ship that navigated through a space storm on the Sargaseous Sea, in 3013. [7ACV21] It almost crashed into the rocks supporting an alien's lighthouse, having only managed to escape because Bender's shiny metal ass was able to reflect through the fog a series of flashes that Fry made with Bender's camera.
People aboard
- The captain
- Alejandro
- Other crew members (at least four)
- Men with maracas (at least two)
Additional information
Trivia
- "Muy caliente" is Spanish for "very hot". Miami has a Spanish-speaking majority.
Quotes
Tarquin: Your aft plate. Its fiery gleam saved a ship full of South Beach swabbies!