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« #40 : 05-05-2005 13:20 »
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OMG! Waffy! You're totally the guy that posted that thing in the first place!!!111 no. im kidding. fair-do's. I thought Matt was married btw... ? edit: Holy shit son... matrix-smith TOTPD
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jacoby

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« #50 : 05-06-2005 00:39 »
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Originally posted by DotheBartman: Do you happen to know of this guy is usually seen as being reliable there? That can make a huge difference. I believe someone mentioned that in the posters 18 months of being a member of SA he had 10 posts, or some low number like that. Just a lurker, not much information to draw from there. Though I think one other person did confirm that Matt was in fact at said event. Not that that means too much. Ill wait till its on IMDb or something before I'll get my hopes up.
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Teral

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« #58 : 05-06-2005 14:20 »
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If Matt, as claimed, had the scripts in his hotel room it would mean he'd already negotiated a deal with FOX, or at the very least were close to finalizing things. After keeping this a secret for so long, he just accidently spilled it when randomly bumping into a hotel employee who said he was a Futurama fan? Eeeeh, sounds a bit far fetched to me. And why would he take the scripts with him? Shouldn't they be looked inside some safe at Curiosity Company, rather than lying on a night table in some New York hotel room? Taking pictures, signing autographs and a friendly chat I can understand, but sharing business secrets with complete strangers? Sounds a bit too coincidental too me. Don't get me wrong I would love for this to be true, but it goes under "unsubstantiated Internet rumours" for now. Now if Sarge or futufan popped their head in and confirmed it I will be dancing on the rooftops tonight. But, "some guy who happened to bump into Matt Groening and share a cigarette with his girlfriend" (I wonder if Matt knows about that  )...
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« #65 : 05-07-2005 01:16 »
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welcome to peel tomFROMbrooklyn, hasn't anyone checked the Billy West Forum Yet, There is a thread on there about this, and billy occasionally checks the threads according to the site's FAQ. i've just found this on a website: Originally Written by ]http://www.geos.tv/index.php/article/fut/737:[/url] The recently aired final new episode of Futurama brought to a close to the zany interplanetary adventures of Fry, Bender, Leela and the rest of the Planet Express crew.
Or did it?
With Futurama producing solid ratings on Cartoon Network and strong sales of the show on two DVD sets, could the door be open for a return of Futurama? In an exclusive interview with the show's co-creator, David X. Cohen, we found out that the show's creative team hasn't given up their hopes that something could happen someday.
"For my personal wishes I would look at a movie," answers Cohen at the prospect of new Futurama stories. "That’s what I’m aiming for. I know it’s kind of a longshot I guess at this point but on the other hand it, to me it seems like a no-brainer that it would be a success because it would be not that expensive as far as animated movies go. There’s an audience already built-in worldwide for this thing because the movie could easily show in Europe, in Australia, the United States, Mexico. To me it seems that it would be very easy to make your money back on a Futurama movie. And any movie executives reading this right now I recommend that you take out your calculators and look at what I’m saying because it’s true!
And Cohen's chief cohort feels the same way. "Whenever I say we should do a movie Matt Groening always says ‘A series of movies!’ so I know he’s into it. Nothing’s out of the question. I think that because of the success on Cartoon Network the people are raising an eyebrow. So maybe there is something else that we can do with the show whereas a few months ago I would have said, ah, you know, we’re done for."
To find out more about what Cohen had to say about a possible Simpsons/Futurama crossover, as well as his thoughts on the show on DVD and where you can find (and play!) a "lost episode", be sure to read Part One and Part Two of Cinescape's exclusive interview with Futurama co-creator David X. Cohen.
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« #71 : 05-08-2005 13:05 »
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