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Collider is reporting that Comedy Central has given a 13-episode order to Futurama. Although it’s still unofficial, the site further reports that Futurama production offices have already opened and that casting is close to moving forward. An official confirmation shouldn’t be too far out, perhaps coming this July at Comic-Con.
/Film has a rundown of several of the Pixar “easter eggs” hidden in their various films, including several possible ones for Up. Photo courtesy /Film.
Meanwhile, Fox has decided to discontinue its year-old strategy of [...]
While the fourth Futurama DVD/Blu-ray movie Into the Wild Green Yonder, which came out this past Tuesday, was suppose to be the final movie, creator Matt Groening tells CNN that he isn’t quite ready to say goodbye yet: “We have a great relationship with Comedy Central and we would love to do more episodes for [...]
Comedy Central’s two-hour panel on TV Funhouse began with a speech by Triumph the insult comedy dog and the panel included Smigel, Dino, Smigel, Dino Stamatopoulos (Morel Orel) and Tommy Blacha (Metalocalypse). Odenkirk moderated the panel. Here are the highlights courtesy TV Squad. They showed clips from TV Funhouse.
Comedy Central has announced the return date for the second season of Lil’ Bush. Details follow after the jump.
Comedy Central has confirmed that its latenite talk shows The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report are returning to air original episodes on January 7, two months after taking a break due to the WGA strike.
Comedy Central and Jon Stewart have reached terms to extend their contract with Stewart to host and executive produce The Daily Show for two more years, through 2010. |
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