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The article present various topics including the a review of the computer role-playing video game (RPG) "Baldur's Gate 3"; the return of the animated show "Futurama"; and the existence of a live-action Netflix version of the anime "One Piece".

The article presents a criticism on "Futurama," an American animated science fiction created by David X Cohen. Topics include the potential presented by the series for the maths or science teachers looking for a different approach, and the show's combination of science-fiction tropes with humor and social satire.

The article offers news briefs related to entertainment industry as of February 28, 2022 including grand prize won at television (TV) program "Wheel of Fortune," return of TV series "Futurama," and Academy Awards to be received by actresses Amy Schumer and Regina Hall.

Deals with the animated series `Futurama,' created by the Matt Groening. Focus of the series; Comments from Groening; Comparison from other animation programs.

Interviews Matt Groening, creator of `The Simpsons,' by far the most successful prime-time cartoon, and `Futurama,' a science-fiction television show. Groening's vision of the future as seen through Futurama, which is set in 2999; Source of Groening's satires; His relationship with Rupert Murdoch of Fox Broadcasting Co.

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.

Offers news briefs on digital trends as of March 15, 1999. The launching of Web access sites by rock groups, offering merchandise, gossip and reunion-tour news; Introduction of the use of a customized PalmPilot for grocery shopping in Britain's Safeway grocery superstore in Basingstoke; The development of a colorful line of pagers, phones and answering machines by Swatch; Use of digital animation in the television show Futurama; Others.

Features cartoonist Matt Groening, creator of the animated television comedy `The Simpsons.' His creation of `Futurama,' a science fiction animation series; Storyline and brief description of the first episode; Comments of Groening.

The article reviews the television program "Futurama," starring Billy West, Katey Sagal and John DiMaggio.

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."

The article presents humorous comments from "New Scientist" readers. Topics include a plot about telepathic brain manipulation on the animated television program "Futurama," automobile satellite navigation system interpretation of European road notations, and a report in the July 24, 2013 edition of the "Financial Times" about the economic value of undiscovered oil and gas reserves beneath thawing Arctic sea ice.

The article recommends several television programs airing during the week of August 8-13, 2011, including the reality cooking show "Hell's Kitchen," starring Gordon Ramsay, "Web Therapy," starring Lisa Kudrow, and the cartoon "Futurama."

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."

The article focuses on voiceover artists who voice multiple characters. Billy West who voices four major roles in the animated television (TV) show "Futurama" relates how he became a voiceover artist. Dave Willis, one of the creators of Cartoon Network's "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" plays three key characters in the TV series. Grey DeLisle, who voices a variety of roles on several shows draws on a number of references when she's creating characters.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to an article in the February 12, 2011 issue that was concerned with an episode of the television program "Futurama."

A preview of the television program "Futurama," developed by David X. Cohen and starring the voice of Billy West, is presented.

Previews several television programs in the U.S. 'The Wonderful World of Disney'; 'Futurama'; 'King of the Hill.'

Profiles the daughter of United States presidential candidate Al Gore, Kristin. Job as a comedy writer on the television program, 'Futurama'; Involvement with her father's political campaigns, and life as the daughter of Al Gore.

The article focuses on animator Matt Groening, who created the animated television series "The Simpsons" and "Futurama." He has created a new animated series for Netflix "Disenchantment" which is set in a magical Medieval setting. Topics include working with Netflix, public response to his television series on social media, and his lack of details regarding his private life.

The article reviews television programs for the week of September 4, 2013, focusing on programs such as "Futurama," "Under the Dome," and "The Comedy Central Roast of James Franco."

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."

The article provides information on how the MOS Technology's 6502 processor landed on the brain of Bender, a robot character in the television program "Futurama." It notes that the 6502 created in 1975 was the chip used to build the Apple II in 1977 and was tagged as "The Machine That Changed Everything." It presents how executive producer and head writer David X. Cohen came with the idea of putting the 6502 chip in the brain of the robot with the help of writer Ken Keeler.

The article presents information about Cartoon Network's TV programs. The network said on Monday that it will expand its late-night block by a half-hour Monday-Thursday starting next week. As of March 27, 2006, the Monday-Thursday "Adult Swim" block will begin at 10:30 p.m. instead of 11 p.m. and run through 5 a.m. The expanded block will kick off with an hour of "Futurama" episodes from 10:30-11 p.m. Monday-Thursday, followed by a rotating lineup of "Aqua Teen Hunger Force," "Robot Chicken," "Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law" and "The Boondocks."

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."

HBO Corp. is developing a potential series from "Futurama" co-creator David X. Cohen based on the graphic novel" The Poor Bastard." Cohen, who developed "Futurama" with" The Simpsons" creator Matt Groening, would serve as executive producer alongside" Simpsons" scribe Donick Carey and Joe Man, a comic book artist who wrote "Bastard" based on his own life experiences. Although HBO has yet to see a script, the premium channel was hooked on the concept for the series, which could blend live-action and animation in a manner similar to the HBO Films release "American Splendor."

Reviews several television programs in Fox channel. 'Malcolm in the Middle,' starring Jane Kaczmarek; 'Pasadena,' starring Dana Delany; 'Futurama,'; and 'Family Guy.' INSETS: Sound Bites;“Ellierdquo; story.

Reports on television network Fox's plan to launch the animated television program `Futurama,' created by Matt Groening. Background on Groening's creation of `The Simpsons' cartoon series; Details of the network's promotion of the program.

Reviews the television programs `The Sopranos' and `Futurama.'

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

Presents information on several animated television programs from Fox television network. `Futurama'; `Family Guy'; `The PJs.'

Provides information on the television program `Futurama,' by Matt Groening, creator of the comic strip `Life in Hell' and of `The Simpsons.' Story of Fry in `Futurama'; Description of people by the year 3000; Learning curve of Fry; Innovations added by Groening.