Futurama!!!!!!!! It will return!

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 Hey hey guys!

 I'm not new to this forum, I posted here ages ago but I've returned after watching the last episode of Futurama. it will return, won't it?

you've probably discussed this many times but what do you think?

thanx for reading!

Princess Seashell 

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Knowone knows, but the answer is probably not. But possibly in movie form, but still, knowone knows   

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Eh? What's this thread about? And welcome to PEEL! And, a Futurama movie would be sweet.

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 Fingers Crossed! I'm sure it will, just keep the faith, my friend!! 

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This threads about another channel buying Futurama, Shadowstar. Thanks, PEEL always ruled! Yes!! Futurama the movie!

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To summarise what we know:

Both Groening and Cohen have expressed interest in doing at least one movie, and possibly a trilogy of movies. However, the critical issue is funding, and as FOX would have to be a partner, it gets more difficult (they aren't enthusiastic).

As for more episodes, CN has expressed an interest, but at the moment, the cost is prohibitably expensive, and CN would have to look for a network partner.

That's pretty much all we know, so far.

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Does anybody know if all the futurama episodes will be released on Video I was just wondering?

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MOVIE??? Whatchootalkinbout, Willis?

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I don't think they will in the US, but they have been released in Europe, and they will work in US VCRs, globviously.

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Just the PAL/NTSC thing to work around.

Welcome to PEEL, Old Skool Prop and Seashell Storm. Enjoy it here (again).

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let me thank the Robot god if there is a movie, bet it would kick some major ass....or it will just suck and only have one funny part...that would suck. Uh,yeah..*twitch* >.o

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Nope. NTSC and PAL videotapes are completely incompatible from the standard used to record the video down to the tape speed.  There are dual mode VCRs out there, but with region free DVD players being much less expensive, why not go that route instead?

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Forgot to mention in my previous post, but according to a friend of mine who used to work as an animator on Futurama, no one in the animation community has heard even a rumor of production starting up again.  Would that it were otherwise.

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No offense Seashell, but you got me all excited for a second, and then dissopiont me, You Bastard! (remember, still no offense). I thought that maybe this was someone with new exclusive news. You should have used question marks for your topic title not "!!!!!!!!!!!"
Please do a little research before you toy with peoples emotions like that.

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Originally posted by Unca Dave:
Forgot to mention in my previous post

The edit button () is very useful 

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M Jackson writes:
You should have used question marks for your topic title not "!!!!!!!!!!!"
Please do a little research before you toy with peoples emotions like that.

True dat.  What is the point of a long drawn out chit-chat full of nothing but wishfull thinking and speculation?
 

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Originally posted by CyberKnight:
To summarise what we know:

Both Groening and Cohen have expressed interest in doing at least one movie, and possibly a trilogy of movies. However, the critical issue is funding, and as FOX would have to be a partner, it gets more difficult (they aren't enthusiastic).

Why would Fox have to be a partner? They don't own the show, Groening and Cohen do, don't they? I'm sure that with the right sales pitch, companies would definatly be willing to open their wallets for a Futurama movie

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Welcome back to PEEL Seashell Storm! $10 says this thread is closed in less than an hour.