Futurama!
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My husband and I have every season on dvd, and we can't wait for the new stuff! We had dogs named Bender and Fry, and a fish named Farnsworth. So, yeah, we like it just a little. 
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Oh My Yes. (that was my Farnsworth impersonation).
There's new stuff?!
I thought it was cancelled!
Don't toy with me.
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My name is Bender, baby, please insert liquor!
A quick search on "Futurama returns" lists a bunch of articles about 13 new episodes being commissioned by Comedy Central. Truth? Rumour? My "I
Leela" panties are well and truly bunched in anticipation.
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A quick search on "Futurama returns" lists a bunch of articles about 13 new episodes being commissioned by Comedy Central. Truth? Rumour? My "I
Leela" panties are well and truly bunched in anticipation.-Derek
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woo-hoo!
although I must admit that I cry every time I see the episode about Fry's dog...
*sniffles*
can't wait for the movies!!!
although I must admit that I cry every time I see the episode about Fry's dog...
*sniffles*
can't wait for the movies!!!
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As does the one when Leela first finds her parents.
More episodes? Brilliant! We have all the existing ones on DVD and go on binges now and then, watching a couple at dinnertime each day. Bender and Zap Brannigan are my faves - the Zap heavy episodes have me roaring with laughter every time.
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Guess what arrived in the post this morning!
That's right, all the way from the Colonies: NEW FUTURAMA
That's my evening planned
That's right, all the way from the Colonies: NEW FUTURAMA
That's my evening planned
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Well, I think the colonies get in on the 24th.
We over here have to wait till the 30th
LOL,
Do Brits still refer to the US as the Colonies? That is hilarious.
God, you have to love futurama. I never watched it until recently and have years worth of unwatched futurama just waiting for me.
Can't wait to dive in.
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I used to watch Futurama as part of the Sunday evening cartoon lineup of Futurama, King of the Hill, and Simpsons.
Eventually Futurama, as much as I enjoyed it, started recycling movie plots to use as their stories. I didn't care for that, so I stopped watching it.
Sometime after, it was cancelled.
Now I watch it whenever I can on Comedy Central, or whoever's showing it. In spite of those recycled plots, I love the show.
allen
Eventually Futurama, as much as I enjoyed it, started recycling movie plots to use as their stories. I didn't care for that, so I stopped watching it.
Sometime after, it was cancelled.
Now I watch it whenever I can on Comedy Central, or whoever's showing it. In spite of those recycled plots, I love the show.
allen
Sky will be showing 16 new episodes from Sunday 26th October in the UK. They are referring to it as Season 6 -- I'm guessing these are the episodes that comprise Bender's Big Score and The Beast with a Billion Backs. I'm wondering if that sounds like 16 episodes' worth, to anyone who has seen those DVDs? I thought maybe they would only come to 8 episodes, which might mean they are going to show Bender's Game and Into the Wild Green Yonder, as well. In which case, woo hoo!
I reeeeeeeeeeeally enjoyed Bender's Big Break and the Beast with a billion backs.
Even if parts of BWABB reminded my of a form of popular Japanese animation that will go unnamed lest the children read this post and start asking their parents about tentacles.
Even if parts of BWABB reminded my of a form of popular Japanese animation that will go unnamed lest the children read this post and start asking their parents about tentacles.