Cartoon Network Futurama Promos

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I saw a couple little promos on CN while watching Love & Rocket today.  I couldn't find them posted anywhere else, so here they are.  The line spacing means each part appeared separately.

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In the future.

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Among the original names for Futurama were

"Doomsville" and "Aloha Mars"

Among the original names for Adult Swim were

"? Block" and "Aviso!"

Coming up next: Aloha Mars

[Aviso!]

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They have certain mesages for each day of the week, which are repeated every week.  It's actually getting really old.  When they started doing it like this, I thought they'd have something different every day, but I guess that would take too much time.  I think they got all their facts from the season 1 DVD commentary.

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Well I just thought some people might appreciate seeing the little gags they do.  I've actually only seen these two (I don't catch the reruns very often).

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Originally posted by Action Jacktion:
  I think they got all their facts from the season 1 DVD commentary.

Or from the trivia section on the IMDb.

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Originally posted by RandomEngy:
I saw a couple little promos on CN while watching Love & Rocket today.  I couldn't find them posted anywhere else, so here they are.  The line spacing means each part appeared separately.

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This portion of Futurama is brought to you by

Def-Con Owl Traps

Kills Owls dead

In the future.

As a matter of fact, I saw that one tonight, during the break of That Lobstertament! Not a great episode, but, this is the best part of it!
   

BTW, not the best one from Patric M. Verrone (The Sting is the best, since my avatar is from that), but, it's surely his worst.

BTW, my favorite bumper is when they talked about the Curiosity Company part on the End Credits. They said that the odd looking part is from a film that MG's dad made, saying that the smoothing wave represents surf.

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I guess some writers would rather not be associated with the episodes that kind of "flunked".

So that's who wrote The Sting! That was a pretty cool episode, I watched it with some friends, and that's the episode that really hooked one of them (she's a real Fry and Leela shipper).