Futurama revival confirmed

AWESOME!

"Ralph Snart" wrote in message news:[email]...

FREAKING AWESOME!!!

"The Newly Improved M Mottola(Version 2006)" wrote in message news:[email]...

MIKE AWESOME!!!

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Now just throw your hands in the motherf**kin air And wave the motherf**kers like ya just don't care Yeah roll up the dank, and pour the drank And watch your step (why?) cuz Doggy's on the gank My bank roll's on swoll My s**t's on hit, legit, now I'm on parole, stroll with the Dogg Pound right behind me and up in yo b***h, is where ya might find me Layin that, playin that G Thang She want the nigga with the biggest nuts, and guess what? He is I, and I am him, slim with the tilted brim What's my motherf**kin name?

--Snoop Dogg, "Who (n.N.) Am I (What's My Name)"

We will we will rock you.

--Queen

I AM CORNHOLIO!!!

--Cornholio

Crossposted for benefit of UK fans!

On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 20:36:29 -0700, "Ralph Snart" wrote:

This rocks!

• Robinson

"Ralph Snart" wrote:

"Good news, everybody! Futurama is back, and only at $15 a pop!"

"Sweet mutant bull of Istanbul! That's $60 just to watch new episodes!"

"Hmmm...sounds like an opportunity for an enterprising young robot to post a certain direct-to-video movie onto the Internet, just as they did 1000 years ago with Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story..."

Then again, it's not like we weren't going to buy the DVDs anyway, and at least we don't have to wait months after the episodes air this time... (Then again again, $60 for the equivalent of 12 episodes - that's more than even the BBC charges.)

-- Don

Hmmm. How long do you think "full feature length" implies. i know technically it's something like "over 40 minutes", but generally I'd expect 80-120 minutes. And since there (I certainly hope) won't be commercials, that's like 4-6 episodes per disc. I assume you're just guessing at the $15 price. Still a little expensive, but, and I have no qualms about saying this in advance, oh so worth it.

Matthew Miller wrote:

Most TV-movies are the equivalent of three TV episodes (in fact, they would probably write each movie so it could be broken up into three separate episodes for eventual TV broadcast); I think that's around 72 minutes of actual animation, including the credits. Then again, "Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story" had additional "DVD-only" material which padded it to 83 minutes.

The price is a bit of a guess - in fact, I was surprised to discover that "Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story" actually sells for over $20 (and that is the "discount" price).

-- Don

"Matthew Miller" wrote

As it turns out: 1 hour 28 minutes 50 seconds...

"Ralph Snart" wrote in message news:[email]...

YAY... DAMN! I have to go change my pants! I got so excited I (insert gross bodily function here) myself.