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Sep 26, 2001, 9:57 AM ET10 posts by 7 postersalt.tv.futurama
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Richard Johnalt.tv.futurama

Anyone know what extras will be on the Futurama DVD that's coming out 28 Jan 2002?

- dr. mabuse ICQ: 176516 Anyway, let's get on - are you ready? Finger, you put your finger on the thing, that's it, right... let's have a look at today's Countdown conundrum"

On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, dr. mabuse stated this considered view. Waking from my doze, I hastily scrawled -

29th Jan, to be pedantic, but the blurb says :

Commentaries on all 13(?) episodes. (I thought there were only 9 in S1) 8 deleted scenes Animatics 'and much much more'

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StuartPaul Hyettalt.tv.futurama

In article , [email] says...

More info on production codes on my page.

-< Moon >-
Futurama & Family Guy Airdates/Episode Code Translation Tables http://moon.nnyconline.de/ "Oh dear, she's stuck in an infinite loop and he's an idiot!" Prof. Farnsworth in Futurama 44 [3ACV15-S03E15] - I Dated A Robot
Michael ZaiteStuartalt.tv.futurama

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

28 Jan

1ACV01-1ACV13 They are apparently going by production seasons not Fox's broadcast seasons.

Mike Zaite ICQ:25758172 There's nothing more exhilarating than pointing out the shortcomings of others, is there?-Randal Graves: Clerks

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Personally, I find that the only _real_ way to categorize the episodes... I mean, if a series was intended to be shown in a certain order (example: The X-Files) then the U.K. broadcasts should all be categorized in different ways seeing as they swapped episodes around very often in the past (not screwing up any arcs too much, just motw episodes) but in all reality they still should be categorised by their production code. I feel the same about the Futurama Series (what's the plural of series? as in collective plural? I can't be bothered to check it up, but I know its pronounced differently, is it also spelt differently?)...

Nyth

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"Nadimo Nyth" wrote in message news:9pbqu1$[email]...

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Except when they produce them out of sequence and you end up being out of order when you arange them by Production code. But it's rarely a peoblem.

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It doesn't matter a Series is the entire life of a show made up of yearly Seasons in the US, and since it's a US show.....

Mike Zaite ICQ:25758172 There's nothing more exhilarating than pointing out the shortcomings of others, is there?-Randal Graves: Clerks
MoonNadimo Nythalt.tv.futurama

In article , [email] says...

Same way I thought about it first too and that's why I set up my translation table. However, when you consider the fact that a lot of eps that do belong to a certain season are hold back and send in the next season as a season holdover you just can't keep a consistent table of it.

This goes along with the fact that - like with Family Guy - Fox waits a few months until they send the next ep so it is considered to be the next season by us fans.

As well, I think noone has yet found any real inconsistency between the eps being sent in that order they were except some minor goofs that are mentioned in the capsules.

Besides I think that those epcodes used by fox are not very informative themselves ;) Have a look at my airdates/episode code translation table that is ordered by first US airdate, check my sig.

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Futurama & Family Guy Airdates/Episode Code Translation Tables http://moon.nnyconline.de/ "Oh dear, she's stuck in an infinite loop and he's an idiot!" Prof. Farnsworth in Futurama 44 [3ACV15-S03E15] - I Dated A Robot

"Paul Hyett" wrote in message news:[email]...

Jan

Actually, it will be the 28th of January, as that's a Monday (as in "New Release Mondays") and the 29th is a Tuesday (as in "The Day After New Release Monday").

-- dr. mabuse ICQ: 176516 Anyway, let's get on - are you ready? Finger, you put your finger on the thing, that's it, right... let's have a look at today's Countdown conundrum"