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The time code as seen on Philip J. Fry I's backside.
The Time Code is a sequence of binary numbers which initiates a paradox-correcting timesphere. It is also a Level 87 code. This timesphere allows for one-way travel backwards through time, while simultaneously correcting any paradoxes that might ensue (usually with fatal results). The time code appeared in the Futurama movie Bender's Big Score and "Decision 3012", as a Xeroxed copy.
The time code itself was located on Philip J. Fry I's backside. The time code itself is as follows:
001100
010010
011110
100001
101101
110011
Trivia[]
- The time code consists of 36 bits, divided into 6 hextets. The first 3 bits represent a count from 1 to 6, while the next 3 bits mirror the first 3 in reverse.
- The time code hides the initials of Matt Groening in it. If you join the zeros in the code, you'll get "M G". It's unknown if this is intentional or a coincidence.