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DannyJC13
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Did you ask? Did he reply?
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DannyJC13
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« Reply #653 on: 01-26-2012 21:34 »
« Last Edit on: 01-26-2012 22:03 »
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then he doesn't has to.
Also, EXCITEMENT! Eric: We just saw 1st full-color animation for #futurama's season 7 premiere episode. Un. Be. Lievable. Continually stunned by #roughdraft's workAnd OH WOW, check out this from Maurice LaMarche: Our show, Futurama, just passed 18 million Facebook "Likes". S'pretty good. #Futurama #facebooklikesAnother slightly Futurama related tweet from Eric: Two workdays in a row that ran almost 12 hours long?! What the hell is this, a NORMAL Hollywood show? #goinghome #winotimeI asked Eric if 7ACV01 would have a lot of 3D (since he said Rough Draft did a great job with the animation), he said: I think not, but you will still be thrilled, my man.
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DannyJC13
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I asked Eric what's his fave ep(s) from 7ACV01 to 7ACV13, he said:
it's either 7acv1, 2, or 11.
Not much info, but there you go.
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DannyJC13
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Oh boy!
#futurama doubles viewership in syndication; hope @ComedyCentral is paying attention; fans are out there but show must be promoted in June.
(Eric BTW...)
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DannyJC13
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Their tweets sound like they're trying too hard to connect with the show, but they seem to have a good relationship.
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Otis P Jivefunk
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Oh boy!
#futurama doubles viewership in syndication; hope @ComedyCentral is paying attention; fans are out there but show must be promoted in June.
(Eric BTW...)
Fuck yes! Good news, more people are seeing the light! I also hope this increases prospects of a potential eighth production season!...
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Otis P Jivefunk
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They respect them, but they have started to worry me with their non-broadcast airing order. Fox aired Futurama Season One in broadcast order. I think they may have aired Season Two in broadcast order too, but then it all went to pot. Comedy Central aired 6A in broadcast order, but have now chosen the retarded Fox-model for airing eps. That is a slight concern...
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DannyJC13
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They respect them, but they have started to worry me with their non-broadcast airing order. Fox aired Futurama Season One in broadcast order. I think they may have aired Season Two in broadcast order too, but then it all went to pot. Comedy Central aired 6A in broadcast order, but have now chosen the retarded Fox-model for airing eps. That is a slight concern...
That doesn't really matter does it? I figured that the time-slot would be the important thing.
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Otis P Jivefunk
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« Reply #675 on: 01-31-2012 22:10 »
« Last Edit on: 01-31-2012 22:24 »
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It does matter, because for example when Fox chose this approach, our introduction to Dwight was AOI II, when we had no knowledge of his character. It should have been The Route of all Evil, then we would have got to know Dwight, but instead we had no clue about his character and they aired that much later...
The point is, there are certain things within the Futurama timeline which are meant to be introduced in sequence, and when the airing order is erratically chosen by a stupid TV network who thinks they know better, they start to screw it up...
Now this leads me onto Cartoon Networks retarded airing order of 6B. It does matter. People were complaining about things in their reviews brought about due to the episode airing order. Examples such as a certain character being the focus of two episodes in a row that weren't meant to be aired in a row. The potential problems like Fry and Leela's relationship being all over the place because episodes are being aired out of order, and things may have happened in their relationship which we aren't aware of because they were skipped, and then we find out later...
Then there could be a load of Scruffy appearances all in a row, but this again being because they coincidentally got aired out of order together. Lots of montages in a row. Other problems like similar types of story airing back to back when they weren't intended to can be. Some actual media review sites even criticised episodes of 6B simply because they were too stupid to realise that they weren't aired in production order. Such follies pertain when such stupid decisions are made...
Then there is the bigger picture, not just the airing order itself, but the pattern I was pointing out. The pattern of Cartoon Network following a similar approach to what Fox did, so this could just be the first idea of theirs to follow in similar footsteps. There could be others, timeslot could be one of them, but I sincerely hope not, and at this stage I doubt it. I'm just saying that my confidence has had its feathers slightly ruffled due to their approach to airing 6B...
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