REVIEWniverse has exclusively learned from an anonymous source that Mike Judge is currently outlining 30 new episodes of his iconic animated comedy Beavis and Butt-Head for its native network.
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tonight's first episode offers a literal "rebirth" for the characters. But after a deadly crash landing of their spacecraft, dipping them in a vat of stem cells avoided the controversial use of fetuses: "They were harvested from perfectly healthy adults," says Professor Hubert Farnsworth, the show's mad scientist, "whom I killed for their stem cells."
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..a still from episode six of the upcoming sixth season featuring a pair of bloodthirsty kill-bots.
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Seth Green: "It's gonna be CG animation, it's gonna be really funny and it's gonna be 'Star Wars' in a way you've never seen it," he said. "There are some recognizable characters but it's a huge universe, so we're really going where all the comedy is." While Green wouldn't say where that is, he did offer a little hint as to when. "Timeline... I don't think anybody is really talking about that yet. But it's not post-['Return of the Jedi']."
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an upcoming episode of Futurama called The Duh-Vinci Code is based on the work of an unparalleled genius; Dan Brown. For those unlearned among you, Brown is famous for writing a book about the historical figure Leonardo DaVinci Code. Here's a prop design of a mysterious invention featured in the episode.
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..here's a picture of the Futurama crew flying on jet packs and holding ray guns in the middle of a tornado storm.
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Since the beginning of time, time scholars have asked, "How do you make a robot programmed for hedonism even more hedonistic?" Futurama finally answers that age-old question by responding...
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Here's a new Futurama storyboard from the third episode of the new season, "Attack of the Killer App."
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Which end of a two-headed goat is for puke and which is for diarrhea? Futurama has the answer.. This sketch comes from season six's third episode, entitled "Attack of the Killer App."
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Comedy Central Insider continues it's 'Countdown to Futurama' with a sketch of a naked animated space general.
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