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Ghost in the Machines (619)
When Bender dies, his disembodied software begins haunting the Planet Express building.
In “Lethal Inspection” it was revealed that Bender does not have a backup unit. In “Ghost In The Machines” Bender dies and turns into a ghost, robot ghost.
There’s Robot Devil, voiced by Dan Castellaneta from Homer Simpson fame.
New episode of Futurama is coming this Thursday June 30th, 2011.
Ghost in the Machines (619)
When Bender dies, his disembodied software begins haunting the Planet Express building.
Bender was last seen being mauled by a giant kitten.
Family Guy: It’s A Trap! is now officially released despite of some early leaks somewhere on the inter-tubes. Prior to the release of the DVD, a person who definitely did not attend the meeting between Seth McFarlane and John Jacobs informed us about a little joke within the movie. Similar to Futurama: Bender’s Big Score with mentions of ILoveBender.com, Family Guy: It’s A Trap! mentions hanjobs.org as part of a joke. Twentieth Century Fox registered the domain name hanjobs.org in advance of the release of the DVD.
Upon watching the actual movie, I found three other domain names within the jokes. They are:
Twentieth Century Fox for sure secured the domain names before the release of the DVD, didn’t they?
Unfortunately Twentieth Century fox missed one domain name, getrichquicker.org record was created back in November 18th, 2009 by somebody else.
Ah well, I’m going to watch the special features from Futurama Volume 5 DVD.
In the third episode of the new season, Futurama pokes fun at Apple with the eyePhone. Mimicking real life, the episode “Attack of The Killer App” shows:
By the way, Planet Express Crews also figured out that the eyePhone also makes calls.
Other tidbits from the episode:
Bender would like to tell you the Bender is Great and new Futurama Episodes are now available on iTunes Store in HD. The season pass runs for $31.99 and you’ll get the sweet DRM’d HD version of the episodes.
At this point two episodes are available and each costs $1.99 for Standard Definition – $2.99 for High Definition:
P.S. Bender is great!
June 24th, 2010
What a glorious day! We’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time. Well, while some of you were still recovering from waiting in line outside the Apple Store, I’m enjoying new episodes of Futurama! By the way, I cancelled my iPhone 4 order that I supposed to pick up on the 24th.
Two new Futurama episodes air on Comedy Central and I am complaining that they feel too short. I want more!
Anyway, the Premiere Episode of the new season picked up where it left off in “Into The Wild Green Yonder” movie.
Despite of my disapproval of Comedy Central’s handling of South Park episode 200 and 201, I am watching Futurama.
In the meantime, you can collect Futurama DVD’s:
What are you waiting for? You know where to watch Futurama!
As previouslty reported before, Futurama is back!
According to Comedy Central’s press release, 26 new Futurama episodes will air starting mid 2010. Thanks to Futurama fans who make Futurama DVD’s blockbuster hits.
From Comedy Central’s press release:
“FUTURAMA” RETURNS TO PRODUCTION WITH AN INITIAL ORDER OF 26 NEW EPISODES TO PREMIERE MID 2010
Emmy Award-Winning Animated Comedy Series Confirmed To Run On COMEDY CENTRAL; Broadcast Network Run Also Possible
Stay tuned for more info.
Futurama DVD’s are available now: