Could someone post a CN schedule for post 2/6 episodes?

Someone was kind enough a couple of weeks back to post a 4-week schedule of the upcoming episodes of Futurama. Does anyone have another schedule for post 2/6 episodes available?

Also, does anyone know if CN is planning on showing episodes right up to the "current" ones? I don't recall the last episode that was shown in the Eastern time zone on FOX. I think I may have even missed it!

It'd be cool as hell if something happened with this such that new episodes were made for CN. I wouldn't count on that happening, but hey, ya never know.

"RDK" wrote in message news:[email]...

Here you go:

February 2nd 2003 to February 6th 2003 [2ACV03] 'A Head in the Polls' [2ACV04] 'Xmas Story' [2ACV05] 'Why Must I Be A Crustacean in Love?' [2ACV06] 'Lesser of Two Evils' [2ACV07] 'Put Your Head on My Shoulder'

February 9th 2003 to February 13th 2003 [2ACV08] 'Raging Bender' [2ACV09] 'A Bicyclops Built for Two' [2ACV10] 'A Clone of My Own' [2ACV11] 'How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back' [2ACV12] 'The Deep South'

February 15th 2003 to February 20th 2003 [2ACV13] 'Bender Gets Made' [2ACV14] 'Mother's Day' [2ACV15] 'The Problem with Popplers' [2ACV16] 'Anthology of Interest I' [2ACV17] 'War is the H-Word'

February 22nd 2003 to February 27th 2003 [2ACV18] 'The Honking' [2ACV19] 'The Cryonic Woman' [3ACV01] 'Amazon Women in the Mood' [3ACV02] 'Parasites Lost' [3ACV03] 'A Tale of Two Santas'

So THAT's where it was supposed to air.

Actually, Tvguide's current description of X-Mas Story claims its actually two episodes, with the second description matching Tale of Two Santas. Its probably a goof (they claim Tale of Two Santas is "first run"), but is there any truth to it?

"Puny Human 354" wrote:

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"Puny Human 354" wrote in message news:...

Thanks very much! Much appreciated!

You can always go to this part of the Cartoon Network site to see what the next 20 episodes scheduled are:

http://schedule.cartoonnetwork.com/servlet/ScheduleServlet?action=viewAll&showID=324815&show=Futurama

It appears that to see any beyond 20, you need to go this page and select the schedule for each individual day:

http://schedule.cartoonnetwork.com/servlet/ScheduleServlet?action=selectDay

There's one more on CN's schedule not listed previously in this thread:

March 2nd 2003 [3ACV03] 'Luck of the Fryrish'

They are airing in production order, so you can go here and follow the production codes to easily predict the remainder of the schedule:

http://www.epguides.com/futurama/

Although, assuming Cartoon Network cannot air episodes from the current season yet, that system will break on episode 3ACV12, which was held over for season 5, and episode 4ACV11, which was aired as the season finale of season 4.

After February, it will take just under another 4 weeks to show the remaining episodes from seasons 1 through 4, at which point I assume CN will restart from the beginning. If they do start showing the current season, it will take less than 3 more weeks to complete the series. With 72 episodes in the full run, it would take 14 weeks and 2 days to cycle through the full series at the current rate of airing.