To Kryten

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How many Futurama fan fictions have you wrote?

And where can i read them?

[Reply #1 on:]

Y'know, there's this invention called e-mail . . .

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Ops....Why havent I think of that?
But maybe others from this forum wants to know it, so maybe its not such a bad idea

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Again, there's this handy-dandy little invention called e-mail

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Again, Im not the only one who wants to know it.

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And that's why Kryten's email is at the top of almost every page, so that if someone wants to ask him something personally, they can email him and not muck up the board.

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Originally posted by Nixorbo:
Again, there's this handy-dandy little invention called e-mail

what is this.... e-mail you speak of..

 

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Hey, it's OK. I've written about a dozen fics, many of which can be found on The Leela Zone or Love's Labors Lost in Cyberspace.

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And soon on Futurama Scan Art central.


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[Reply #9 on:]

Thanks Kryten

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e-mail?

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Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk:
e-mail?

G'uh! don't you know what an e mail is?

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After lunch i will be using something called Electronic Mail. You can watch if you promise not to touch anything. 

(Dilbert comic)

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E..... Mail???

E-male?

Female....now your talking   

MMMMMMMMMMMM  - females
 

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do those futurama fan fictions take a lot of work/time and effort? im just curious 

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Originally posted by futurefreak:
do those futurama fan fictions take a lot of work/time and effort? im just curious   

I usually bang out a few scenes whenever I have the time. The tough part is planning the jokes. Today, I came up with a great one involving Hermes, Zoidberg, and popcorn.

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I read a couple of your fics, and boy they come close to the series.

I REALLY like them, because they're not stories that just use the Futurama characters and theme and hope that that's enough to make them a Futurama episode. They're written from start to finish with the typical humor, wit, puns and originality that make the series special.

Furthermore, there is a big difference between a written fic and an actual animation: the visual and audial (and literally comical) feedback of the things that happen can't be done the same way. Simply writing that Victor's right eyebrow jumps up but otherwise keeps a straight face after Amy say's her incredibly rich parents are paying for the car doesn't come close to what we saw in "Put Our Head on My Shoulders". You simply avoid that kind of stuff and instead concentrate on verbal funnies.

Nevertheless they are written as if they could easily be used as a script for an actual episode! So reading them gives the reader a sense of secretly looking into a real production, if you get what I mean.

Being new here, I haven't quite gotten behind the whole scene, but as far as I could tell, Sarge (for instance) seems like part of the real Futurama team. Are you, Kryton, and who else is?

Jacx

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Krytes fic rock!!! i say there the best of the best....mine suck though there at FanFiction.net....

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Originally posted by Jacx:
I read a couple of your fics, and boy they come close to the series.

I REALLY like them, because they're not stories that just use the Futurama characters and theme and hope that that's enough to make them a Futurama episode. They're written from start to finish with the typical humor, wit, puns and originality that make the series special.

Furthermore, there is a big difference between a written fic and an actual animation: the visual and audial (and literally comical) feedback of the things that happen can't be done the same way. Simply writing that Victor's right eyebrow jumps up but otherwise keeps a straight face after Amy say's her incredibly rich parents are paying for the car doesn't come close to what we saw in "Put Our Head on My Shoulders". You simply avoid that kind of stuff and instead concentrate on verbal funnies.

Nevertheless they are written as if they could easily be used as a script for an actual episode! So reading them gives the reader a sense of secretly looking into a real production, if you get what I mean.

Being new here, I haven't quite gotten behind the whole scene, but as far as I could tell, Sarge (for instance) seems like part of the real Futurama team. Are you, Kryton, and who else is?

Jacx

God, I wish.... I think Sarge is the only REAL member of the Futurama team on this board.

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Plz tell me how to make a Fan art thing or i'll die!