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« on: 12-20-2005 16:28 »
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Good news everyone! Nearly four years after it was cancelled, the popularity of Futurama on DVD could breathe life back into the animated television series. On the subject of a rumoured resurrection, creator Matt Groening, best known for his other animated hit, The Simpsons, says, intriguingly: "You never know."
Such a trail was blazed in 2004 by another animated series, Family Guy. Fuelled by DVD sales and high-rating reruns, it spawned a direct-to-DVD film and two seasons of television episodes.
The move caught the television industry by surprise, and left several lost properties, including Futurama, ripe with possibility.
"Three months ago, I would have said we were going to start tomorrow," says writer David X. Cohen, who collaborated with Groening on Futurama. "And one month ago I would also have said we were going to start tomorrow. So ..." He pauses. "My current estimate is that we're starting tomorrow."
http://www.smh.com.au/news/tv--radio/off-the-planet/2005/12/10/1134086846734.html
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germanfryfan
The Listmaker
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Indeed... that is good news. Yet old one and beside that not really anything we didn't already know. We got that link from DotheBartman - Article: "Off the Planet" last week already. And that Futurama the direct to DVD movie is awaiting to be greenlit as even older news - about half a year old now. Welcome to PEEL goodnews, enjoy your stay here
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CaptanYesterday
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« Reply #5 on: 12-20-2005 17:07 »
« Last Edit on: 12-20-2005 17:07 »
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Originally posted by goodnews: Good news everyone!
Nearly four years after it was cancelled, the popularity of Futurama on DVD could breathe life back into the animated television series. On the subject of a rumoured resurrection, creator Matt Groening, best known for his other animated hit, The Simpsons, says, intriguingly: "You never know."
Such a trail was blazed in 2004 by another animated series, Family Guy. Fuelled by DVD sales and high-rating reruns, it spawned a direct-to-DVD film and two seasons of television episodes.
The move caught the television industry by surprise, and left several lost properties, including Futurama, ripe with possibility.
"Three months ago, I would have said we were going to start tomorrow," says writer David X. Cohen, who collaborated with Groening on Futurama. "And one month ago I would also have said we were going to start tomorrow. So ..." He pauses. "My current estimate is that we're starting tomorrow."
http://www.smh.com.au/news/tv--radio/off-the-planet/2005/12/10/1134086846734.html
Jam a squirrel in it!No really thanks for trying. I just needed to tell someone to jam a squirrel in it.
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ShaBuBu
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I think that with Australian audiences now watching the show that it could send FOx a message to return it, though I hope for a movie more than another series.
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Nixorbo
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Originally posted by germanfryfan: We got that link from DotheBartman - Article: "Off the Planet" last week already. And that Futurama the direct to DVD movie is awaiting to be greenlit as even older news - about half a year old now. And on a seperate note: Originally posted by totalnerduk: If they restart a cancelled show, I would hope that it would be Firefly.
Three months ago, I would have been rooting for Futurama, but three months ago I was younger and not so wise as I am today. ::Agrees wholeheartedly with tnuk:: ::Universe kerplodes::
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