futurama????????

Question

is it comeing back and if so when it is brillant

Answer 1

"Matt Groening has revealed that Comedy Central has entered into an agreement with 20th Century Fox Television to syndicate the existing episodes and air the new movies as new episodes in an episodic format in 2008."

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"Ftopel writes: "After DVD revived "Family Guy," Fox looked at their other major prematurely cancelled cartoon for a possible second chance. While "Futurama" will not return to the Fox Network, Matt Groening got Fox productions to give him four whole straight to DVD movies for the "Futurama" crew.

"I was frustrated when it got cancelled, but Fox, 20th Television is the one who came back and said, 'Would you like to do a DVD movie?'" Groening recalled. We said, 'Let's do two' and they said, 'Well, why not three?' and we said, 'Well, why not four?' and they said, 'Okay, four' and then that's it."

After this, Comedy Central won a bid to air the films as new "Futurama" episodes. "We're writing them as movies and then we're going to chop them up, reconfigure them, write new material and try to make them work as separate episodes. Chopped up is an indelicate way of putting it but we are doing them as movies and then we are reconfiguring them and writing new material and narration and this that and the other so that they'll stand on their own as episodes."

Answer 2

"Matt Groening has revealed that Comedy Central has entered into an agreement with 20th Century Fox Television to syndicate the existing episodes and air the new movies as new episodes in an episodic format in 2008."

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"Ftopel writes: "After DVD revived "Family Guy," Fox looked at their other major prematurely cancelled cartoon for a possible second chance. While "Futurama" will not return to the Fox Network, Matt Groening got Fox productions to give him four whole straight to DVD movies for the "Futurama" crew.

"I was frustrated when it got cancelled, but Fox, 20th Television is the one who came back and said, 'Would you like to do a DVD movie?'" Groening recalled. We said, 'Let's do two' and they said, 'Well, why not three?' and we said, 'Well, why not four?' and they said, 'Okay, four' and then that's it."

After this, Comedy Central won a bid to air the films as new "Futurama" episodes. "We're writing them as movies and then we're going to chop them up, reconfigure them, write new material and try to make them work as separate episodes. Chopped up is an indelicate way of putting it but we are doing them as movies and then we are reconfiguring them and writing new material and narration and this that and the other so that they'll stand on their own as episodes

Answer 3

You can watch it all the time on Cartoon Network and Sky 1/2/3

Answer 4

It did so well on Adult Swim, they are making more episodes (about 13 of them, I think) that will air on Comedy Central sometime in '08. Fox also has an option on it as well. If the response is great enough, they may bring it back completely.

Answer 5

Comed Central is apparently making a new series, check out their website, Also type in Futurama into you tube and see a trailer for it Bender in a real room Drinking.............Bite my shiny metal A**

Answer 6

Far as I know, Futurama is done - and they aren't bringing it back. It's been finished for a couple years now.

Answer 7

Futurama!!!! If u have an answer, tell me!!! Futurama is jst awesome. If it is coming back, YAY!

Answer 8

new episodes in 2008 on comedy central. but first there making a few movies. one is about bender

Answer 9

Only reruns since it was not as popular as Family Guy to make new episodes.

Maybe they can create a controversial animtion from my site.

Answer 10

I didn't know it was gone. It's on the Cartoon Network all the time.