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I also think Fry and Leela's big fling will somehow end with them breaking up. After all, "overclockwise" truly told the future of the couple, wich will end in a happy way. Nevertheless, there was a few times were they seemed upset at each-other (when they read their future) and even exchanged slaps. My guess is that their immediate relation will be over in that episode, only to come back in another. I am glad, because my favorites episodes of Futurama are when it's all about Fry & Leela's relationship. And time-travel.
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DannyJC13
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Everybody wants ponies.
Not me. Or Freako.
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DannyJC13
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Eric Rogers:
"Just saw color screening of what might be my final ep of Futurama... & maybe the best one I've done for the show. #2013 #proud"
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DannyJC13
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They only find out if they're getting renewed in spring 2013.
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coldangel
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No - the show needs to end with an epic interstellar war against the Brainspawn, at the end of which EVERYBODY dies!
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Svip
Administrator
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New thing? I thought it was his thing.
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Svip
Administrator
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So exactly like last time?
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DannyJC13
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So exactly like last time?
The public/fans only found out in March last year, and that wasn't even official, it was leaked by Maurice LaMarche.
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DannyJC13
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Fuck yeah! Two years in a row!
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soraflair
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Awesome, Congrats to LaMarche? Maybe it will help comedy central in their decision making for the series future?
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DannyJC13
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Eric Rogers has already confirmed 'Fun on a Bun' is their Emmy nomination for next year.
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Gorky
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Is anyone else bothered by the fact that an episode of The Penguins of Madagascar won Best Animated Program? This is almost as much of a travesty as when Samurai Jack beat out "The Sting" many moons ago (I say "almost" because "The Tip of the Zoidberg" was certainly nowhere near as deserving of ultimately pointless institutionalized recognition as was "The Sting." Still a bummer, though).
I'm not trying to be a snob or anything--seeing as how I did not see the award-winning episode in question; it may well have been brilliant--but it just seems kind of silly to me. Isn't there a separate Children's Programming Emmy category for this very reason? I mean, if my beloved Phineas and Ferb doesn't qualify as "adult" programming, I don't think a show about anthropomorphic penguins should be any different.
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Gorky
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Futurama is the show I prefer but I'm totally willing to admit that there are other shows worthy of winning Emmys for best animated show.
Oh, I definitely agree with that--and, in fact, I don't think "The Tip of the Zoidberg" was at all deserving of critical recognition or praise; it was, to be blunt, one of 6B's shittiest shit-fests. But that's precisely what bugs me: the writers didn't submit a better 6B episode for Emmy consideration ("Cold Warriors," "Reincarnation") in the first place, and so it's not even like they went down fighting. Those silly penguins trampled 'em, and for good reason.
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