It’s weird. When Futurama was cancelled I was really sad. But then as time passed I began to grow used to and then like how the show ended, despite hating the fact that it ended. Then when I heard this I was concerned that they were going to ruin it and I would have chosen for it to stay like it was.
But now I’m getting excited again. Please
When Futurama was cancelled, I didn’t give a wet fart. Never saw the show, although I liked The Simpsons. But for most of the last decade, we didn’t have a TV set, so we just never saw it.
Then my wife brought home the first box set on impulse, and we watched it.
Then we got the complete collection.
I suspect now that we’re not alone. Futurama found its audience, and it’s a lot bigger than Fox suspected.
So, yeah, we’re really happy if they go through with this. They could write episodes without having to have a fade-out line every ten minutes. They could do an anthology series with stories of different lengths. Even a musical.
The Fry’s the limit.
I’d hug someone but I have no body.
Hubba hubba.
–Cliffy
And now, Groenin leaves the comforting Purgatory of Abusive Television Executives, to Fry (ha-ha) in the Hell of, well, Hellywood Executives, all of whom will try to control/destroy Futurama by providing their “creative” 
:mad: 
input.
Resurrecting this thread like a sweet Zombie Jesus.
Not much more than before, but at least the news didn’t go away!
There was a direct to video Family Guy something?
There will be later this year. In it, Stewie goes off to find his “real” father.