Eternium

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« #240 : 03-16-2013 19:23 »
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So it's canned.. but we're GETTING A MOVIE!!!????
Well, It's not offical yet. But there was this thing with a mail and all saying they weren't oredring new seasons !iMmOrTaL! wrote it on Futurama-Madhouse: "I wonder if Matt and David have ever considered doing a Kickstarter campaign for Futurama? You know, just in case Fox decide not to renew it."
It would be a great idea. I bet they could collect enough money to make a new season.
i'm pretty sure they would. If they get al least 10 bucks from every fan... Perhaps more, that would take an awfull lot of calculating... Great idea tough!
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nantal

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« #249 : 03-16-2013 21:09 »
« : 03-16-2013 21:11 »
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What would Scruffy Do? I can't believe, a show what more than thousands of people are like just ends?! I think there will be a solution by time. Anyway, on the picture, Why everybody look so happy? 
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Frida Waterfall

Professor

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« #259 : 03-16-2013 21:45 »
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He said:
"@DannyJC13 that photo is the crew (what's left anyway) wrapping the last day of season 7B this past week. Matt, DXC in the middle."
What's going on?! Someone at RDS taking the piss?
While I appreciate him addressing the photograph, he seems to be avoiding whether or not Futurama is cancelled. Maybe he simply doesn't know. I'm going through all the stages of coping with death right now. I think I'm in denial.
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Frida Waterfall

Professor

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« #273 : 03-17-2013 00:09 »
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Futurama is dead.. most likely.
Direct TV and the Olympics killed it.
And the Fourth of July. It is seriously insane if Comedy Central nor Fox renews Futurama. Futurama has over 25 million likes on Facebook. That's like 1/40th of a billion. And there are like 7 billion people on Earth. That translates to 1/280 people like Futurama. And most of the world really doesn't have television, yet alone Futurama. And not everybody who watches Futurama is going to like it on Facebook, and if somebody likes Futurama, they've probably watched at least a couple of episodes. While Futurama may not have the caliber of Facebook likes compared to its animated adult comedy counterparts The Simpsons, Family Guy, and Comedy Central's keystone series South Park, it is much more liked than the just-renewed American Dad, the recently-canceled The Cleveland Show, and leaps and bounds better in every way Brickleberry. "@DannyJC13 it is not in production. An official announcement of the show's future will be happening very soon."
His tone sounds very somber. I've heard this tone before, and it absolutely disgusts me. But, that's showbusiness, not real life. Sounds like it is not in production and not going to go into production. I'm just in the early stages of denial, and so I'm hoping either they switched to a different animation studio or maybe a film is in the works. But I know both are total bull... I am curious about Rogers earlier tweet about good news. But if it isn't about Futurama, then it's either about the god-awful Brickleberry or his wife being pregnant with another baby. I'm not complaining about his many tweet about his baby boy or anything, and that's typical for new and involved parents. But I am saying that would be good tweet-worthy news.
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Frida Waterfall

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« #276 : 03-17-2013 00:38 »
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This is the one time I really hope I've been well and thoroughly trolled. 
THIS IS NO LAUGHING MATTER!!!
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