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Futurama Easter Egg - Bender's Brain
Early in the episode where Fry wins a contest sponsored by "Slurm,", the professor shows the crew a new invention he calls the "F-Ray". When the professor shines the f-ray on Bender's head, a little rectangle with the number "6502" on it shows up in his head. The 6502 processor was the processor used in the Apple II series and Commodore 64.
Pictures and VideosNone posted yet. Send us yours and be the first!CommentsMonkey Zee writes:
And ALSO in the NES, the Gameboy and there was a customized of the 6502 chip in the Super NES - Never forget the Nintendos
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Doyna Yar writes:
And also in the 8-bit ATARIs! Never forget the Ataris.
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skage writes:
The Commodore 64 uses a 6510 processor, which is kind of an up-scale 6502.
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Gangis writes:
Actually, the game boy used the Z80 CPU, not the 6502. You're right about the C64, Apple, and NES.
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Sean Quinn writes:
Yeah, that is a great egg and I am glad I am not the only dork to remember stuff like that!
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Hessian13 writes:
No BluntMan, it was actually called slurry, but it's close.
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BluntMan writes:
also wasnt slurm the stuff burns made out of the ground up fish(in that episode where lisa helped him earn back his money)
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