Futurama's Future
Mar. 12th, 2009 02:01 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bloodyrosemccoyNew Futurama DVD was pretty good—it felt the most natural of all of them. I may still like Bender’s Game best for the sheer absurdity of it, but this one was damn good.
Also, it featured the Massive Head Of Penn Jillette, and that’s one of those things that improves any situation.* Or at least makes it louder.
I have to admit, I prefer the short episodes, so once I overcome this overwhelming inertia I’m going to write to Fox, or Comedy Central, or my congressman, and to Barack Obama and try to convince them to bring the damn show back. Hell, we already have Al Gore on our side! What more can it possibly take?
*We noted that the credit went to Penn & Teller, something that I’ve noticed happens even in voice-acting situations where Teller is present but doesn’t talk. Makes sense, I suppose, since they are an act and he still appears. (Also, for the record, when Teller does open his mouth, you quickly find out that he’s the crazy one. Think about that for a minute.)
Also, it featured the Massive Head Of Penn Jillette, and that’s one of those things that improves any situation.* Or at least makes it louder.
I have to admit, I prefer the short episodes, so once I overcome this overwhelming inertia I’m going to write to Fox, or Comedy Central, or my congressman, and to Barack Obama and try to convince them to bring the damn show back. Hell, we already have Al Gore on our side! What more can it possibly take?
*We noted that the credit went to Penn & Teller, something that I’ve noticed happens even in voice-acting situations where Teller is present but doesn’t talk. Makes sense, I suppose, since they are an act and he still appears. (Also, for the record, when Teller does open his mouth, you quickly find out that he’s the crazy one. Think about that for a minute.)
