Futurama on iTunes

According to MobileTechReview.com the first season of Futurama is now available to download from Apple iTunes for the standard $1.99 per episode or $15.99 for the entire season.  Seasons 2-4 are not available for download neither is the movie.  But I guess Apple waits awhile before releasing the episodes.  So yeah, enjoy that one. 

Link To This Story | Posted on Tuesday, March 11, 2008 @ 10:08 pm | Comments (4)

No New News...Crap!

Ugh, it’s been slow around here... I got a couple of hints to what the next two Futurama Comics issues are about. Futurama Comics #36 is still about the Jak the Ripper but some news about Futurama Comics #37 has come up. 

"Leela and Fry are abducted by members of Aliens for the Ethical Treatment of Humans and "liberated" on a nearby farm planet.  But they soon find out there is nothing safe about a planet populated by vicious Transfarmers.  Meanwhile, Bender's latest get rich scheme goes haywire, reversing the robot's magnetism, and making him more repellant than ever."

No news on when this is supposed to come out but if I had to guess, it'll be out end of May.  Exciting stuff! 

Also, it's become apparent by the rest of the Futurama sites out there that you can pre-order Futurama's "Beast with a Billion Backs" from Amazon.  And every single site has a link to Amazon that gives them a small amount of money if you use there link to get to Amazon and pre-order it.  So since everyone is doing that I'm doing this:

All you have to do is click on the above image.  That’s it! 

(I told you it was slow around here. Don’t hate.) ;)

Link To This Story | Posted on Sunday, March 9, 2008 @ 9:02 pm | Comments (1)

Slurm: It's Highly Addictive

According to Trademork.com Twentieth Century Fox has filed to protect the trademark Slurm in relation to “carbonated and non-carbonated soft drinks; fruit drinks; fruit juices; mineral and aerated water; bottled drinking water; energy drinks; syrups and powders for making soft drinks and other beverages, namely soft drinks, fruit drinks and tea; coffee-flavored soft drinks; Ramune (Japanese soda pops); powders used in the preparation of isotonic sports drinks and sports beverages”.

Link To This Story | Posted on Thursday, March 6, 2008 @ 3:37 pm | Comments (1)

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