Jeffbx
01-08-2008, 09:07 AM
http://www.wired.com/entertainment/hollywood/magazine/15-12/ff_futurama?currentPage=all
Futurama was killed, but like some B-movie cyborg it refused to stay dead. The fans watched the 72 episodes religiously in syndication and shelled out $170 to get the entire run on DVD. So, in 2005, Fox green-lighted 16 new episodes. Cohen and Groening have reassembled many of the hundreds of writers, animators, and voice artists who'd gone on to other projects to create four DVDs of new material, including sexy robot stage shows. The first DVD hits stores on November 27, and the features will then be divided into half-hour episodes when the entire run of the series begins airing on Comedy Central next year.
At last, Futurama is getting a fifth season.
Nice! I love Futurama. As an added bonus, a NSFW image for everyone:
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c117/Bhardy55/oh-sweet-futurama-is-on.jpg
Futurama was killed, but like some B-movie cyborg it refused to stay dead. The fans watched the 72 episodes religiously in syndication and shelled out $170 to get the entire run on DVD. So, in 2005, Fox green-lighted 16 new episodes. Cohen and Groening have reassembled many of the hundreds of writers, animators, and voice artists who'd gone on to other projects to create four DVDs of new material, including sexy robot stage shows. The first DVD hits stores on November 27, and the features will then be divided into half-hour episodes when the entire run of the series begins airing on Comedy Central next year.
At last, Futurama is getting a fifth season.
Nice! I love Futurama. As an added bonus, a NSFW image for everyone:
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c117/Bhardy55/oh-sweet-futurama-is-on.jpg