StatusConfirmedYearOriginTags,AboutFuturama Fry is an series that uses a still of Fry squinting his eyes from the TV show, and is typically paired with overlaid text using a. The top line reads 'Not sure if X', with 'or just Y' as the bottom line, and is used to. OriginIn the Season 2, Episode 6 episode of Futurama titled 'The Lesser of Two Evils', Fry can be seen making the face shortly after being found searching Leela's underwear drawer at around 15 minutes into the episode.This still image was first used in a derivative. SpreadOne of the earliest derivatives to use the phrasal template appears to be the 'not sure if, or just stupid' image macro.

Derivatives can be found on Memebase, and the sub. Notable DerivativesTemplateCanonical RecognitionThe 7th season of the show aired on June 20th, 2012. In the weeks leading up to the start of the new season, Comedy Central aired several commercials featuring Fry using the style and phrasal template of 'Not Sure if X'.

It turns out that there's a VERY fine line between Donald Trump and the Futurama character Zapp Brannigan. Memes with Zapp's image and Trumps tweets started circulating the internet and they caught the attention of Billy West, the voice actor who plays Zapp Brannigan on Futurama. The recordings he made are out of this world.

Amongst original ones, these also used featured various popular versions of the phrase found online. On June 20th, 2012, Fry appeared at the end of the opening sequence of the new episode in the style of the phrasal template along with the caption 'Not sure if new episode, or just rerun of episode I watched drunk'.Search InterestSearch query volume for 'futurama fry' is far too large to be limited to the image macro series, but 'fry meme' and 'futurama meme' may provide a more accurate look at search query volume specifically related to the images. Searches of the phrase commonly associated with the Fry meme, 'Not sure if trolling, or just stupid' can also be seen as increasing months after the introduction of the.

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Fry, better known as just Fry, is the main character of, and as such, he gets some of the best lines in the entire series. After being frozen in the year 2000, Fry wakes up one thousand years in the future, where he has to build a new life for himself.RELATED:Unfortunately, Fry was never all that intelligent, and his twentieth-century slacker ways find him adapting to the future in ways that most people would not choose, such as finding new ways to be lazy.

These are the ten best Fry quotes from Futurama. 'Then put your fingers in your ears and go, 'blah, blah, blah, blah!'

'You have to hand it to Fry. He may not have been the smartest member of the Planet Express team (and if anything, he might have actually been the dumbest), but every once in a while, his childlike mind would hit upon something very true.In the episode 'Godfellas,' Fry never stops looking for Bender, despite the fact that everyone tells him there will never be any conceivable way to find him. Fry won't listen though, and it's his perseverance that actually leads to Bender being sent back to Earth. 9 'That was the saltiest thing I ever tasted! When Fry teams up with an 80s businessman who also froze himself and awoke in the future (in his case, it was to find a cure for his boneitis), the two of them use their knowledge of 1980s culture to try and turn Planet Express into a viable, moneymaking business.The 80s guy, who is never named, teaches Fry all about management techniques, such as telling his employees 'don't you worry about blank, let me worry about blank.'

Of course, Fry can't deliver this information properly, and ends up keeping the 'blank' in there when confronting the crew. Sometimes you hear a quote on a TV show, and it just resonates with you.

This is the kind of line we're talking about. In 'Where No Fan Has Gone Before,' Fry learns the truth about what happened to the cast of Star Trek, and upon hearing their story, he declares his feelings openly and honestly.RELATED:Sure it might be redundant in the silliest way possible, but it really is a clear expression of Fry's feelings, which is more than some other characters are able to do. 5 'It's just like the story of the grasshopper and the octopus.' 'All year long, the grasshopper kept burying acorns for winter, while the octopus mooched off his girlfriend and watched TV. But then the winter came, and the grasshopper died, and the octopus ate all his acorns and also he got a racecar.

Is any of this getting through to you?' Like many of the great dumb characters on television, Fry had a knack for mixing metaphors and remembering things incorrectly. When he inadvertently becomes the emperor of an entire planet (after accidentally drinking the former emperor), Fry tries to explain to Leela how it makes sense, because he's like the lazy grasshopper who got everything he wanted anyway. 'But then you get to the end and the gorilla starts throwin' barrels at you.' It's the very first line in the series, and somehow it seems to encompass everything that makes Futurama so great.

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In one swift description of a video game (Monkey Fracas Jr. To be exact), Fry pretty much sums up the nature of the series itself.After all, the crew spends a lot of time in space, and often their journeys are broken up by some sort of fantastic circumstance.

It might not always be a gorilla throwing barrels at them, but then again, what the crew does experience is never that far off. 'The route of All Evil' is probably one of the worst episodes of Futurama but it does contain this gem of a line from Fry. When the crew decides to brew their own beer inside of Bender, Cubert notes 'alcohol makes you stupid.' This line is Fry's quick retort, which starts out with a lot of conviction, but the pause and then the inevitable grammatical error highlight Cubert's point exactly.

It's a perfect moment to show just how reactionary Fry can be, and how not thinking about what he's saying basically loses the argument for him. 1 'Shut up and take my money!'