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near the end of the episode, or is left intact for the sake of comedy. Any serious lack

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When they first discovered Earth, the government was sending an overwhelming amount of secret expeditions to investigate what was happening on the planet. After being spotted many times by the indigenous people of Earth and even a failed attempt to land on the northwestern hemisphere of the planet, the government ceased all efforts to communicate with the beings. Earth was the only planet known by the Intergalactic Nation of Galaxies (ING) that was unoble to connect with the rest of the universe. in fact, the planet was so underdeveloped that they hod not even begun to mobilize colonies on any other planets in their system. When the ING released the first holographic uploads of activity on the planet to the general public, people were stunned by the primitiveness of the creatures that seemed to be the dominant species on the planet.

Members of the ING voted to institute a no fly zone policy around the solar system, and the Network for Virtual Space Exploration (NVSE) was promoted as the sole group to investigate the unimaginably slow technological evolution of the planet.

The planet soon became an Intergalactic sensation. The interest in the information of earth, released by the NVSE, was so popular, that the NVSE was forced to release information daily. The people of the Universe were so interested in the planet Earth, because it was like a look into the stone-age for them. It was a look into a life before holographic uploadable news, before the invention of magnetic intersteller communication, or even the harvest of fuels such as stardust, plasmamene, or malstignium, which made life beyond the first galaxies that formed the ING able to exist.

This information released by the NVSE was uploaded, shared, spammed, and ultimately viewed all across the Universal Network of Magnetic Interstellar Communication, otherwise known as the Outernet, by millions of people all across the Universe. This information was formally dubbed by the people of space as The