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The correct one.
How is it even a discussion?
"Think about how stupid the average ~~American~~ person is. Then, realize half the people are dumber than that."
I consider the writers of Futurama to be on average smarter than what I would expect the average American to be, yet I've heard the professor say 'ex cedra'. Yet they also use 'axe' instead of 'ask' so it may be on purpose.
It's totally on purpose, as they joke about it. "Ask is an archaic form of axe."
I know the 'axe' thing is on purpose, I was just wondering if the 'ex cedra' thing was on purpose as well, since they don't really reference it.
Are we talking season 1 writers or season 8 writers? Because there's a huge difference. Maybe partied too hard idk.
It's definitely one of the earlier seasons. I can't tell you the exact minute of the exact episode though