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The exact time period of the Stupid Ages is unknown but judging by its usage, it is the time period in which [[Fry|Phillip J. Fry]] lived. In the episode {{eni|Jurassic Bark}} an exhibit at a museum had many ancient relics including Fry's [[Seymour Asses|dog]]. The exhibit also suggests that it took place in the 20th century however it could also include the 21st century as [[Panucci's Pizza]] lasted up to at least [[2012]].
The exact time period of the Stupid Ages is unknown but judging by its usage, it is the time period in which [[Fry|Phillip J. Fry]] lived. In the episode {{eni|Jurassic Bark}} an exhibit at a museum had many ancient relics including Fry's [[Seymour Asses|dog]]. The exhibit also suggests that it took place in the 20th century however it could also include the 21st century as [[Panucci's Pizza]] lasted up to at least [[2012]].


It is also mentioned in the early [[Animatic:Space Pilot 3000|animatic of 1ACV01]].
== Additional information ==
 
=== Appearances ===
Appearances of the term, not the ages themselves.
* {{e|1ACV01}} (mentioned by [[Turanga Leela|Leela]])
* {{e|4ACV07}} (an exhibit at the museum is called "[[Treasures of the Stupid Ages]]")
 
[[Category:Terminology]]
[[Category:Terminology]]

Revision as of 00:53, 15 June 2011

An example of the usage of "Stupid Ages" as seen in the episode Jurassic Bark.

In the 30th century the term Stupid Ages refers to a very generalized and ill-defined time period that takes place sometime in the 20th-21st century(s).

Time Period

The exact time period of the Stupid Ages is unknown but judging by its usage, it is the time period in which Phillip J. Fry lived. In the episode "Jurassic Bark" (4ACV07) an exhibit at a museum had many ancient relics including Fry's dog. The exhibit also suggests that it took place in the 20th century however it could also include the 21st century as Panucci's Pizza lasted up to at least 2012.

Additional information

Appearances

Appearances of the term, not the ages themselves.