Is this true?
-J.
Is this true?
-J.
J# wrote:
To my knowledge yes with a sort of. I think FOX officially has "Bender Gets Made" (2ACV13) in the slot but unless you in MST or PST you probably won't see it.
Well, guess we'll see a few more posts about football and Futurama....
Oh yeah, not only is Fox showing two episodes of Malcom per week (which I don't really mind, but Futurama should take one of the current Malcom slots), Fox is airing a two-hour Cops special celebrating its 450th episode on Thursday. Joy.
On Sun, 12 Nov 2000 21:52:30 +0100, "J#" wrote:
Yes. But if it's any consolidation Fox is showing new episodes of "Malcolm in the Middle" Sunday and Wednesday nights.
That's not a consolation, that's a punch in the kidneys.
Darn tooting! They should have MITM on seven nights a week
On Sun, 12 Nov 2000 18:34:33 -0500, Attmay wrote:
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Amen. The sooner they run out of new MITM shows, the sooner they can replace the time slot with Futurama. Yes!
Paul
I'm getting so tired of this shit!! Futurama and king of the hill should be up against other shows on like a Tuesday or Wednesday night- not his Sunday at 7 shit when nobody watches TV- they are strong enough shows to support themselves on a regular night at 8 and 8:30 -Futurama is one of the best shows on television, and nobody but the hard-core fans even knows it's still on- I've never seen a show get kicked around so much by a network that has four good shows and a whole bunch of crap!! now with this new "season" I was looking forward to at least seeing it every Sunday- now the second night in I get more fucking football???????? - pardon my language!
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I kind of like having all the good shows on one night. I hate to waste an hour of each night watching TV shows. I'd rather just watch it all in one sitting. I suppose I could tape everything and watch it all at once, but since I mainly watch FOX shows I have to pay really close attention, because they like to pre-empt good shows with stupid football games.
Still waiting to see the season premier of Futurama.
Paul
"Paul Tomko" wrote in message news:3a100ad6$0$99050$[email]...
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I'm the same way. I hate having to figure out which nights I can safely stay out without missing anything. At least now that Boston Public's on my monday nights are completely TV free.
Idle fantasy...wouldn't 5 minute consolation "episodes" be cool? Seems like there'd be time to squeeze something like that in for the people on the east coast between the football game and KOTH.
Well, we live in interesting times. I really wanna kick that chinese guy's ass.
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"Jeremy B" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Do NOT tell me you *like* that unholy piece of crap.
In article , "LooseChanj" writes:
What's unholy about it? The complex plots? The excellent acting? The terrific writing? What?
"Jeremy B" wrote in message news:[email]...
Well, if it had any of those things, it might not suck so bad. So far, I've seen ONE good scene. ONE. Otherwise, the few seconds I switch to see if it's lost its retarded sheen I see nothing but what made 90210 suck so incredibly bad amplified about 100 times. It's worse than Ally McBullshit for crying out loud.
In article , "LooseChanj" writes:
In your opinion, maybe.
"Jeremy B" wrote in message news:[email]...
I think trite and shallow are not good things in anyone's opinion.
In article , "LooseChanj" writes:
Well, we're agreed, then. When I find a show that's trite and shallow, I won't watch it.
"Jeremy B" wrote in message news:[email]...
Quit watching BP then? You mentioned good acting. I always thought that involved accents as well. Just one example from the Melrose Place of the '00's. But then you prolly like that POS as well.
In article , "LooseChanj" writes:
Y'know, this might come as a shock to you, but it just might be possible that YOU are WRONG! I know that it sounds preposterous, but maybe, just maybe, you aren't the final arbiter of taste.
While you're reeling from THAT revelation, let me just add that you aren't going to change my mind, so you might as well stop arguing.
"Jeremy B" wrote in message news:[email]...
Umm...HEHEHEHEHEHE. Remind me to do that again when that piece of $hit gets canceled next week.
In article , "LooseChanj" writes:
Sure thing. Just tell me some of the shows YOU like, so I can gloat when THEY get cancelled.
"Jeremy B" wrote in message news:[email]...
You're gonna gloat when Futurama gets canceled? Qualifying that statement, I'm guessing you mean shows whose cancelation would disappoint me. Hmmm. Futurama of course, followed by South Park, Drew Carey(although I fear it's jumped the shark), That 70's Show, and The X-files. That's the stuff I make a point of catching every week.
Of that list, only Futurama and That 70's Show are in any danger of what I call "dying young", that is, going out with less than the 5 seasons normally required for syndication. (South Park doesn't really count, I'm sure it would fall under the Star Trek exception if it were canceled tomorrow, which isn't likely, contract's just been renewed.)
LooseChanj, offering a cigarette lighter. Now if I could just find a gas can, I'd be in business.
I hate to interupt the nice little back and forth you and Jeremy B had going, but I caught the most recent The 70's Show the other day and I hadn't seen the show in months (I was never a hardcore fan; if it was on after a show a made a point to watch, I'd go ahead and watch it). I must say, that was f#*!ing hilarious! All the things about panties, and Foreman's "Panties, glorious panties!" quote. Fantastic.
Neddless to say, I'll probably be watching it more.
-Fraggler?
In article , "LooseChanj" writes:
"That 70's Show" it is, then...
Aw, geez, I try make peace here, and this is the kinda thing you do?
"Jeremy B" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Yep. War is the H word right?
In article , "LooseChanj" writes:
You bet your antiqueing! (KABOOOM!!!)
What does that word mean? I didn't find it in my dictionaries..
Shopping and browsing antique stores.
DGH
PS: When are those stores going to get a better selection of '50 Atomic-styled stuff?
doug holverson wrote in message news:B6491E3C.39268%[email]...
Correct me if I'm wrong, anyone, but I think something's officially an "antique" after it turns 50. Maybe that's for cars only, I don't know. I'd think shops should start having more retro 50's atomic looking stuff in the next few years though.
-Fraggler?
Cars can get antique plates in 20 or 25 years, depending on the state it's registered in.
I don't know about other antiques.
What is it for computers? 10 years?
DGH
PS: Have a 1941 Studebaker Commander Land Cruiser, a 1947 Studebaker Champion, a 1957 Studebaker Silver Hawk, a 1958 Chevy pickup, two commodore Vics20s, two Apple ][s, a 286 IBM clone, and a Mac Plus.
"doug holverson" wrote in message news:B64953F4.392FD%[email]...
ITYM "months". <g>
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000 13:30:25 -0500, "LooseChanj" wrote:
A computer is considered an antique if it has dust on it.
--Larry
"Larry F" wrote in message news:[email]...
Ah, so the proper unit of time is minutes.
It's funny actually. My brother's shitbox '74 Camaro is now an antique.
I'd
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I thought it was 100, no?
I kind of assumed that there will be no Futurama tommorow. I hope that in time they will show it again. Why can't they show football games on some other night?
Because they're evil fascists, that's why!
DGH
Want to let the Producers know how pissed you are about them not showing Futurama? Go to iaffectTV.com
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I'd expect the producers of Futurama are just as pissed as we are.