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<poem>'''Superior Gort prosecutor''': Objection! In the absence of pants, [[Bender|defense]]'s suspenders serve no purpose. | <poem>'''[[Superior Gort prosecutor]]''': Objection! In the absence of pants, [[Bender|defense]]'s suspenders serve no purpose. | ||
'''[[Superior Gort judge]]''': I'm going to allow them... for now.</poem> | '''[[Superior Gort judge]]''': I'm going to allow them... for now.</poem> | ||
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Revision as of 13:47, 28 April 2011
| Everyone v. Farnsworth | |
|---|---|
| Date | August of 3010 |
| Location | Superior Gort |
| Judge(s) | Superior Gort Judge |
| Defendant | Farnsworth |
| Charged for | Creationism |
| Defence Lawyer | Bender |
| Prosecutor | Superior Gort Prosecutor |
| Verdict | Not reached |
| Appearance | "A Clockwork Origin" (6ACV09)  |
The Everyone v. Farnsworth case was a trial lead by the Superior Gort Judge in the Superior Gort of the Robot Planetoid. Farnsworth was charged for creationism. Leela, Bender, Fry, Amy and Hermes were witnesses. It took place in August of 3010, and is known as the "trial of the century" (which doesn't say much as the court was created earlier that day).
Leela was originally intended to be the Professor's defense lawyer, but Bender claimed the job to himself, saying the other robots would listen to him.
Farnsworth was supposed to be found guilty and sentenced to death by melting, but the jury didn't reach a verdict, as it evolved to a higher state of consciousness and stopped caring.
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Quotes
Superior Gort prosecutor: Objection! In the absence of pants, defense's suspenders serve no purpose.
Superior Gort judge: I'm going to allow them... for now.