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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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« Reply #4 on: 06-05-2002 18:47 »
« Last Edit on: 06-05-2002 18:47 »
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Cool, koolj (No pun intended, whatsoever), thanks for the info. By definition, wouldn't cut scenes be of lower quality, than the finished product? I think these CS would be just as fuzzy and sound-deprived as the others. Soylent chow, a cheap privatebrand version of Bachelor Chow tm? I'm really looking forward to the audio commentaries of "Xmas Story" and "AOI I". :: Does a little happy region-2-dweller dance::
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koolj
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At the same website it says Fox have confirmed it for the 30th September
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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Originally posted The R2 Project": The second piece of news is the date for "Futurama" season 2 appears to have been set at 30th September. Expect an asking price of around £40.
There, saved ya' some searching. Ofcourse Payndz told us this some weeks ago. But good to have it official.
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Ninaka
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Originally posted by Teral: :: Does a little happy region-2-dweller dance:: LoL My DVD player is "fixed" for all regions. In your face! Only problem is getting the DVD's out here that's all. But I could play them all if I wanted to!
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koolj
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Some more deleted scenes and commentaries have been confirmed at the same site
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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« Reply #21 on: 06-16-2002 09:38 »
« Last Edit on: 06-16-2002 09:38 »
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Syndication is when a TV station (such as FOX) sells the right to air a show (such as Futurama) to other American networks or TV stations. As I understand it, there are no rules for when a show can be sold in syndication but logically you have to have a reasonable amount of episodes and a somewhat interesting show. A DVD set released in USA would of course lower the value of Futurama as a syndicated show. But I'll probably be overruled by some American PEEL'er. Just my understanding of it.
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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The outer box should prety much stay the same, but could have other drawings on the wide side. The inner box should diffinitely have some other drawings, like the inner of the PE building or the ship or something. I hope they make some changes to the way it's made though. You can damaged the color on the outer box by sliding the DVD boxes in and out. Not good, that should change. And for gods sake use some better glue. My inner box have already started to crack, soon I'll have to resort to scotch tape. Not goof either.
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Melllvar
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Yep, way too fragile - I've put it away in a safe place.
Can't wait for season 2.
Bring it on!
M
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Zed 85
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According to Futurama.ru(Russian Futurama site), you can already pre-order it from dvd.co.uk and even save £10 off the RRP of £40! £40!?! That seems a lot - well only a fiver more than S1, but what warrents a rise in price? You probably all know this already anyway...
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BrainSluggo
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« Reply #28 on: 06-29-2002 04:47 »
« Last Edit on: 06-29-2002 04:47 »
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Ooh, ooh, ooh, I just checked dat, and it's true! F2 is available for pre-order! BAM! Actually, the second-season and first-season sets are going for the same price at the site Zed cited...which is cool, because Season Two has more more more! Me excited! (NOTE: DVD.co.UK only ships inside England. Bloody Brits. The rest of us will have to wait for Amazon.co.UK to offer it.)
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aslate
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Originally posted by Zed 85: According to Futurama.ru(Russian Futurama site), you can already pre-order it from dvd.co.uk and even save £10 off the RRP of £40! £40!?! That seems a lot - well only a fiver more than S1, but what warrents a rise in price?
You probably all know this already anyway... Right, S1 had 3 DVDs with 4 episodes per DVD and 13 episodes. S2 had 20 episodes requiring about 2 DVDs more. Per Episode £30/13=£2.31 £2.31*20=£46.15 Per DVD £30/3=£10 £10*5=£50
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Mr. Potter
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Supossedly, the Simpsons season 1 DVD sold like 750 thousand copies. That's the reason why this new release will have a lot of publicity and contests,etc.
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