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Discusses Rough Draft Studios' cartoon `Futurama,' created by Matt Groening. Biographical information; Groening's first animated series `The Simpsons'; Groening's love for science fiction; Basic premise of `Futurama'; Airing time; Use of freeze-frame jokes; Characters and the people who do their voices, including Katey Sagal as the voice of Leela; Coexecutive producer David X. Cohen.

The article focuses on the television program "Futurama," created by Matt Groening and David X. Cohen. A table is presented which lists the U.S. television programs for June 20, 2012 including "Dogs in the City," "Storage Wars," and "Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees." The article also provides information on various television programs including "So You Think You Can Dance," "Dallas," and "Duets."

Previews of several television programs and movies to be aired on July 15, 2010 in the U.S. are presented including "So You Think You Can Dance," "Ace of Cakes," and "Futurama."

Several charts are presented which lists several television programs available during daytime and late night on August 30-September 3, 2010 including "One Tree Hill," "Futurama," and "SportsCenter."

The article previews several television programs including "Futurama," "Saving Grace," and "Merlin."

This article presents a list of late night television programs schedules in the U.S. from December 19 to 23, 2005 including "Crossing Jordan," Futurama," "That's So Raven," and "Iron Chef."

Presents several math questions related to the animated television program `Futurama!' Description on some of the program's episodes.

The article highlights the animated science fiction comedy series "Futurama" and the creation of the show's season finale "Reincarnation."

The article offers information on the television program clips for "Futurama."

The article previews several television programs including "Pitchmen" starring Anthony "Sully" Sullivan, "Futurama," and "On the Road With Austin & Santino."

The article previews several television programs to be aired on August 5, 2010 including "Boston Med," "Project Runway," and "Futurama".

The article previews several television programs to be aired on August 12, 2010 including "So You Think You Can Dance," "BBQ Pitmasters," and "Futurama."

The article focuses on the new episodes of "Futurama" which is the animated science-fiction comedy series wherein 36 new episodes were obtained by Comedy Central.

The article presents a calendar of late night television programs from January 8 to 14, 2007, including "700 Club," "Jamie Foxx," "Futurama," "Family Guy," "CSI: Miami," "In Living Color," "Fullmetal Alchemist," "E! News," "Good Eats," "That '70s Show," "Designed to Sell," "Will and Grace" and "Frasier".

The article presents a calendar of late night television programs from November 20 to 24, 2006. The television programs include "CSI: Miami," "Futurama," "Family Guy," "Will & Grace," "America's Funniest Home Videos," "Young and the Restless," "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit."

The article presents the late-night programming of several television channels in the U.S. from September 4 to 8, 2006. Cartoon Network offers programs such as "Futurama," "Family Guy," "Pee-wee's Playhouse," "InuYasha" and "Fullmetal Alchemist." Meanwhile, Disney Channel features programs such as "Kim Possible" and "Proud Family."

Presents news briefs on the television broadcasting industry in the U.S., as of July 2006. Information on the pregnancy of celebrity couple Heidi Klum and Seal; Overview of the television miniseries project of actor Ian Somerhalder; Details of the return of the cartoon program "Futurama."

Deals with several cartoons slated to air in the U.S. on April 5, 2006. "Futurama"; "Aqua Teen Hunger Force"; "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex."

Presents a tabular representation of the television programming schedule in the U.S. from November 7 to 11, 2005. "Futurama"; "That's So Raven"; "Will & Grace."

Discusses various mediums in which television soap opera stars appear on during the week of November 4, 2000. Appearance of 'General Hospital' star Nancy Lee Grahn with Kristin Gore, daughter of United States Vice President Al Gore; Expectations for satires on the television program 'Futurama,' for which Kristin Gore is a writer; Comedy sketch on 'Mad TV,' featuring an impersonation of US President Bill Clinton by Will Sasso; Others.

The article reports that new episodes of the animated TV program "Futurama" would still set on Comedy Central in 2010. Insiders have stated that the standoff of the led character's voice did not affect its timetable. However, they asserted that auditions to replace some of the cast members will take place in August 2009. In addition, they confirmed that John DiMaggio, Billy West, Katey Sagal, Maurice LaMarche and Tress MacNeille have already agreed to return to the show.

The article reports on the issue concerning the absence of the original voice casts of the television show "Futurama" when it returns in TV in 2010 in the U.S. It states that the issue was observed when the 20th Century Fox Film and actors Billy West, Katey Sagal, and John DiMaggio have talked about the payment when they will to take part of the show. It also notes that 20th Century is planning to produce 26 new episodes of "Futurama."

The article reports on the plans of the Twentieth Century Fox Television Inc. to remake an animated primetime series, "Futurama" by producing 26 new episodes in the U.S. The series, which was created by Matt Groening and David X. Cohen, originally aired on Fox from 1999 to 2003. The new episodes of the animated series will start airing in Comedy Central in mid-2010 with the same voice actors Billy West, Katey Sagal and John DiMaggio.

Reports on the acquisition of exclusive cable-television rights to Twentieth TV's animated comedy "Futurama" by Comedy Central in the U.S. Amount paid by the company for the rights; Broadcasting of "Scrubs" and "Futurama" in primetime; Purchase of a shared window to several rerun half-hours of Beuna Vista TV's "Scrubs."

This article focuses on the production of an animated television program. Fox is teaming with Ice Cube and David X. Cohen, co-creator of the TV program"Futurama" for a half-hour animated laffer about an early 1980s hip-hop crew. Net has ordered a pilot presentation of "Grandmaster Freak & the Furious 15," which Cohen will write and exec produce via Ice Cube and producing partner Matt Alvarez's Cube Vision Prods. No studio is yet attached though 20th Century Fox TV would be logical given its track record in animation. Cohen co-created and exec produced "Futurama" with Matt Crooning, winning several Emmy awards for his work on the show.

An interview with the musician and voice actor Billy West is presented. Particular focus is given to his work acting on animated television programs including "Ren & Stimpy," "Futurama" and "The Looney Tunes Show." Additional topics discussed include how he got cast on "Futurama," what advice he has for those looking to pursue voice acting and how he feels about fans of his work.

The article offers information on animation events from the television network Comedy Central, including a screening of the television series "Brickleberry" and a panel featuring the cast of the television series "Futurama," to be held at the Comic-Con International convention in San Diego, California, from July 12-15, 2012.

The article reports on the animated series "Futurama," wherein the Twentieth Television has cleared it on Tribune-owned stations for 2011 launch.

The article reports on the plan of Fox TV to revive the television program "Futurama." The television program continued its success through DVD releases and high-rated airings even after cancellation. The final original episode of the television program was aired on Fox in August 2003. The plan was due to the success of Fox to revive the television program "Family Guy."

Presents the top DVD releases based on sales in the U.S. for the week ended August 29, 2004. "Kill Bill: Vol. 2" from Miramax/Buena Vista; "Futurama: Vol. 4," from Fox; "Godsend" from Lions Gate; "Hellboy," from Columbia.

Reports on the airing of the animated television programs 'The Family Guy' and 'Futurama' over cable television network TBS. Impact of the programs on the summer afternoon programming of the network; Appeal of the programs on its adult audiences; Details of the plot of both programs.

Reports on Cartoon Network's acquisition of cable television rights to the animated series 'Futurama.' Cartoon's investment in the television show; Programming plans for 'Futurama.'