Radiohead
Bending Unit
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« on: 06-25-2003 14:51 »
« Last Edit on: 06-25-2003 14:51 »
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I really hope so,by all means, futurama is good enough for me, have all the dvd's. But since it's canceled and the simpsons is probably at the end of its top. I truly wish that there'll be a new cartoon form matt's team that will be in league with his previous efforts, futurama and simpsons. So, what do you think? Can you live without groening cartoons? I can't, its been like an education/drug for me! It has tought me things in way parents can't teach you, just like tom and jerry . Man I so desperatly wait for new information concerning a new cartoon! Greetz, Radiohead
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M Jackson
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In an interview for the BBC's Simpsons night a few years ago Greoning said that he was developing a new series about rock and roll. He said the Simpsons was his take on the American family, Futurama is his take on sci'fi, and that he wants to do to rock and roll what the Simpsons did to the American family. He sounded like he had it all worked out, saying something like "it's too early to give you specific details, but it's all worked out and it's gonna be great" Although this was a few years ago now, maybe he abandoned it, or maybe he's been developing it all this time? If he doesn't go for the above idea, I'd like to see Life in Hell as a series.
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Smitty
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Originally posted by M Jackson: In an interview for the BBC's Simpsons night a few years ago Greoning said that he was developing a new series about rock and roll. He said the Simpsons was his take on the American family, Futurama is his take on sci'fi, and that he wants to do to rock and roll what the Simpsons did to the American family. He sounded like he had it all worked out, saying something like "it's too early to give you specific details, but it's all worked out and it's gonna be great" Although this was a few years ago now, maybe he abandoned it, or maybe he's been developing it all this time? That came right at the very end of the interview in the middle of the credits. It was recorded in early 2000. I think he may have been a bit busy with Futurama to develop another show and from the way he told his idea it sounded like he'd just come up with it on the spot. Of course if I do see his name in the credits of a show about rock n roll then I'll eat my shoes.
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Action Jacktion
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Originally posted by Just Chris: You mean like Perversions of Science? Dirtier than that, but it doesn't matter since they'll have to clean it up for Sci-Fi. I can't believe someone else actually remembers that show. Man it was bad.
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El Zilcho
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Well, you never know. The "Milton" shorts on SNL sucked, but "Office Space" was hilarious.
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