Season 6 · Episode 15
Bender creates duplicates of himself, who in turn create duplicates of themselves, until they threaten to consume all of the matter on Earth.
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Used as a standalone interjection to express surprise, mild irony, or emphasis. Its meaning cannot be derived from the verb ir even though the form is identical to its subjunctive. Tone and context shift the exact nuance from admiration to sarcasm.
Uses the verb andar (not estar) to express a temporary, ongoing state, which is a hallmark of spoken Latin American Spanish. 'Escaso' alone means scarce; combined with andar it signals a present, lived condition rather than a fixed fact.
Uses andar to convey continuous movement. 'Suelto' literally means loose or untied; combined with andar it implies someone dangerous or uncontrolled is freely moving around. Common in spoken Latin American Spanish.
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