Futurama Missing Link

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Dr. Banjo and Professor Farnsworth argue about evolution.

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Yet again I state, this argument has been beaten so bad even Futurama pointed it out, in 2000s.
I've been corrected, it's 2010's.

CRITICALHITRU

Love how his device was equipped with automatic goalpost shifting 😂

zagreus

After this, he then went on to prove that it is impossible for a runner to catch up with a tortoise.

iapetusmccool

People who push back the goalpost constantly in an argument/debate

RadarHawk

They literally went so far back on the evolutionary train that the modern ape and it's last missing link are identical.

virmgaming

I just love how creationists always think that evolution work from one generation to the other. Like this homo erectus just gave birth to a homo sapiens.

marshallneff

One error in this clip id like to point out, Darwinius masillae isnt even a species of ape, its an early primate in the adapiform family, and was more closely related to lemurs

soopershpee

I just love the fact that he's a talking orangutan making this argument.

tinobemellow

Answer this then: if we evolved from apes, why are there still creationists?

prschuster

something i always notice is that prehistoric humans, especially those species that originated in africa (like us) are always depicted as being very fair-skinned in media, but they would have almost certainly have been dark skinned, or at least tawny. unless of course we're referring to more northern homo sapiens/neanderthal, in which case they should have most of their body covered

bobbirdsong

Just a reminder, this is the same episode that brought us "I don't want to live on this planet anymore."

jasobres

Hari Kondabolu: If this country has treated Indian-Americans well, why were there no Indian-American politicians before the Apu character?
Me: There was one! Dinesh D'Souza's career started in 1987!
Hari Kondabolu: Then you have proven my case. Why were no Indian-American entertainers before the Mindy-Aziz era?
Me: Yes, there was! M. Night Shyamalan's career launched in 1999 when he directed "The Sixth Sense".
Hari Kondabolu: A-ha! But there were no popular Indian cartoon characters released before the Apu character was created!
Me: Yes, there was! Mowgli from "The Jungle Book" was introduced in the Disney animated film in 1967, decades before "The Simpsons" was made!
Hari Kondabolu: Ho ho! I've got you now!
(after talking about Mohandas Gandhi, Indira Gandhi, Deepak Chopra, Hadji Singh, Dhan Gopal Mukerji, Gobind Behari Lal, Dalip Singh Saund, Bobby Balcena, Kavi Raz and Bollywood films including the Apu trilogy)
Hari Kondabolu: Fair enough, but why then, was there not a President who was Indian-American? Answer me that!

ErichoTTA