Nattles

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yes you do have a good point there, those G timeslots can be pretty strict
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Beamer

DOOP Secretary

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The only episode I can think of that could be aired unedited with a G-rating is I, Roommate.
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zoidyzoid

Professor

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Even that has some (rather gentle) penis-reference jokes though doesn't it?
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CaptainYesterda

Crustacean

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TY i'm geting sick of buying them 1 dvd at a time
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zoidyzoid

Professor

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Huzzah and/or w00t! 8pm Wednesday + Friday is about as good as we could have asked for.
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Beamer

DOOP Secretary

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You're forgetting, the only seasons of The Simpsons on at 6:00pm are Seasons 2-9, which were very tame. And even then, the more explicit episodes are edited. Episodes from Seasons 10-13 are also shown, though not many, and the raunchier episodes from those seasons (eg. Jaws Wired Shut, Half-Decent Proposal) are always skipped. As I said, PG shows can not be aired until 7:00pm, unless they're on during weekends. Futurama is filled with sex, and it often involves strange creatures or some more explicit gag to it. Just look at how much sex is in Season 2 - you've got the decapodians in Why Must I Be A Crustacean in Love, Fry and Amy in Put Your Head on my Shoulders, Leela and Alcazar in A Bicyclops Built for Two, Fry and Morgan in How Hermes Requisitioned his Groove Back, Fry and Umbriel in The Deep South, Farnsworth and Mom in Mother's Day and Fry and Leela in Anthology of Interest I. Not to mention all the ball jokes in War is the H-Word, the stoned humour in The Problem With Popplers, and pretty much all of Zapp's lines in Brannigan Begin Again. None of that stuff would make it in a G timeslot. Besides, we already know Futurama's on at 8:00pm with a PG rating now anyway, I don't see why we're still discussing this. Either way, I'm right. 
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Beamer

DOOP Secretary

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Why is that a good thing? Production order would be much better.
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ShaBuBu
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is there a list for both air and proudction order I could find? thanks
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Beamer

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« Reply #59 on: 12-02-2005 02:00 »
« Last Edit on: 12-02-2005 02:00 »
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It IS on 2 times a week, as I've posted several times now. Starting next week, it's on both Wednesdays and Fridays. ShaBuBu - go to GotFuturama.com and check out the Episode Guide. At the top, you'll see Seasons 1-5. That's Broadcast order. At the bottom, you'll see 1ACV, 2ACV, 3ACV and 4ACV (ACV is Futurama's episode code asigned by fox, the numbers before represent the season). Those are Production order. It doesn't really make much difference, except the show was designed to be seen in Production order (hence why the DVDs go in that order). Airing the episodes out of order also resulted in some brief Dwight appearances before his official introduction in The Route of All Evil (aired in Broadcast Season 5, intended for Production Season 3) - and 3 Bender episodes in a row at the end of Broadcast Season 5. In short, Production is better. Fox screw everything up by airing it out of order. And Futurama's not the only show they've done it with, either...
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Bent Again

Crustacean

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Hope its not just for the summer, please play 'em all 10 and do it in order(if they dont they will know about it i'm sure!!)
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Beamer

DOOP Secretary

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Knowing how much Channel 10 suck, it'll probably be just for summer, and they won't play it in order. Hey, they frequently play The Simpsons in a retarded order, constantly holding episodes over for months for NO god damn reason. I doubt it'll be any different for Futurama...
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ShaBuBu
Delivery Boy
 
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Oh man, they are playing I Roomate on Wed. What about the introduction to Amy, Hermes and Zoidberg? it makes no sense.
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Beamer

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« Reply #64 on: 12-05-2005 00:27 »
« Last Edit on: 12-05-2005 00:27 »
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Asimov - Yes. Aside from the occassional double-episode, it's very rare in America for more than one new episode of a show to air in one week. They don't schedule their shows the same they do here. ShaBuBu - Check YourTv. They're playing The Series Has Landed on Wednesday and I, Roommate on Friday. Love's Labour's Lost in Space airs the Wendesday the following week. The TV Guides just printed the wrong descriptions - they ARE airing in order (we just won't know if it's Broadcast order or Production order until Season 2). However, when the episodes aired on Channel 7, the series premiered with a double-episode: Space Pilot 3000 and I, Roommate. That's right, it did originally air out of order here, most likely because I, Roommate doesn't have a cold opening so it was easier to air them as one episode, cutting the credits from Space Pilot 3000 and the intro from I, Roommate. They never cared about the continuity in the order, and didn't show The Series Has Landed until after Love's Labour's Lost in Space, if I recall. Luckily, when most channels air double-episodes now, they keep the credits and intros in and air them as two seperate episodes rather than one whole one.
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Beamer

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What? We don't know that yet. Like I said, they seem to be playing them in order so far - The Series Has Landed IS airing on Wednesday, "I, Roommate" was just an incorrect listing in the TV Guides (I assume they think we're an episode ahead since the show was originally going to air on both Wednesdays and Fridays, but only aired Wednesday on the first week - probably a late schedule change).
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Beamer

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It's the same with The Simpsons, too. If they have an episode on Wednesday and Friday, they don't advertise the Friday one until the Wednesday one has aired so as not to confuse viewers.
Although they have been showing ads for this Wednesday's episodes that feature several clips from I, Roommate... Still, I'm confident that The Series Has Landed will be showing. Advertising episodes with the wrong clips is sadly a pretty common thing for Ten to do...
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Beamer

DOOP Secretary

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I don't believe I've said it in this thread, but I'm from Perth. The asshole of Australia.
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Beamer

DOOP Secretary

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We're right at the end, isolated from all the good parts, and nobody wants to touch us. We're the asshole.
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Beamer

DOOP Secretary

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Tasmania is the turd of Australia. Perth crapped it out and it floated over to the east.
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ShaBuBu
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Whats wrong with Adelaide? Just because our greatest landmarks are some statues protesting the landfill that went ahead anyway.
If you ask me its the snooty Syndey-ans out there... They think they are so good because all the Americans know is Syndey and Mel-Booourrrrrne or however they say it, btw Americans, you are sayin it wrong.
Sorry I am an angry person
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ShaBuBu
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I am glad they played the right episode and also that there have not been any scenes deleted yet (as far as I can tell). But channel 10 has become as bad as Fox, they put advertising everywhere these days! They usually dont do it when there is something at the end that is funny but this time they did. *cough* bastards *cough*
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