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Good news everyone!

Freackin' bite my shiny metal ass news - I got an early review copy of the Futurama Movie! Futurama fans (myself included) will be very happy to hear this. November 27 is the date when they are going to release the Futurama Movie! And I've got first-hand impressions right here.

It's called Futurama: Bender's Big Score. The title is a parody of Shaft's Big Score. The movie is written by Ken Keeler, based on a story by Ken Keeler & David X. Cohen, directed by Dwayne Carey-Hill. The whole thing is about one and a half hours long.

The plot picks up after two years after the last episode was aired with Professor Farnsworth telling everyone that they have been fired two years ago. Then he gets a call from The Box (Fox?) Network telling him they were renewed. Of course, the _network_ gets bashed for cancelling the show during the entire movie. Though it's crystal clear that the show has fresh blood in its veins, while sticking with the good old Futurama humor. So the Planet Express gets a new mission, they have to make a delivery to Nudist planet and that's where the main plot starts to unveil.

WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD

The Planet Express crew get scammed online after giving away their email addresses in a survey. First naked aliens scam the Professor and take over his company. Then they start scamming everyone else and take over the Earth. Also Hermes gets his head chopped off and now spends most of the episode in the jar, while his wife reveals the slut within. Leela meets an attractive boyfriend (that plays a major role in the plot). Bender gets a virus from a spam (porn?) letter and is under control of the scammers. Eventually the aliens discover a weird tattoo on Fry's butt that contains a binary code. This code opens up a time portal that can send you to any time. So the scammers send Bender to the past to steal all the valuables from Earth's past. When they managed to steal everything, Fry manages to open the portal and go to the year 2000. Bender goes after him with cruel intentions.

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The story, while it seems to be a bit too twisted and freackin' awesome - wraps it all up rather nicely. Much like the last episode of Season 5, it's all about the love between Fry and Leela, with everything else just there for the fun of it. And honestly, even if you're not that big on Futurama, this is one of the better animated movies in years that will get you hooked up momentarily. You will want to explore the whole universe of the show, and will watch all 5 seasons. The Futurama crew is now working on a series of Futurama movies. Matt Groening, the creator of Futurama said they are going to try to divide them into episodes. Whether they are going to make it a full-length straight-to-DVD's or air episodes is not really important. The important thing is - Futurama is back! Bite my shiny metal ass!

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A bobblehead is basically a toy or collectible image that has an oversized head which wobbles on a spring connected to the torso of the toy or collectible image. Since the head wobbles or “bobblesâ€, the term used to describe such a toy or collectible image became bobblehead.

Your collectible bobblehead may come in a variety of types – and the world of bobblehead collecting becomes more interesting as new and more unique types of bobblehead collectibles get created every day. For instance, if you are into sports, you might choose a bobblehead collectible representing someone from the NBA player pool, a bobblehead patterned after a US baseball player, and another bobblehead that was designed to look like an NFL football player. On the other hand, if you like TV shows, then you might be amused to get a bobblehead likeness of top businessman Donald Trump who stars in the reality TV show “The Apprentice.â€

Star Wars fans will be happy to know that there is now the Darth Vader bobblehead and a host of other bobbleheads which were designed after characters in that same movie series. If you are a religious type, surprise surprise! There are now bobbleheads made to represent key religious figures like Jesus, the Virgin Mary, Pope John Paul II, the current Pope who is Benedict XVI, and the Protestant preacher Billy Graham too. On a more irreverent note, you can also look for companies that will supply you a bobblehead of Homer Simpson, and bobbleheads of Beavis and Butthead.

Politically-inclined people may enjoy collecting a bobblehead of President Dwight Eisenhower, President Harry S. Truman, the Republican Party mascot (which is an Elephant), the Democratic Party mascot (which is a Donkey), Crown Prince William of the UK, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the Reverend Jesse Jackson, ex-Mayor Rudy Guliani, President Theodore Roosevelt, and the first President George Bush of the US.

Because a bobblehead is often considered a novelty item, it is not surprising that cartoon and comic-strip characters are made into bobbleheads or that bobblehead collections are often composed of cartoon and comic-strip characters. Futurama fans might want to snatch up their own Doctor Zoidberg bobblehead, Fry bobblehead, or Leela bobblehead so that their Bender bobblehead will not get lonely. Snoopy of the Peanuts comic strip has a loyal following, and so do the other Peanuts characters such as Woodstock, Lucy, and Charlie Brown. If you like the Looney Tunes characters a lot, then you could try collecting a bobblehead of Marvin the Martian, Yosemite Sam, Tweety Bird, Elmer Fudd, and of course the biggest cartoon hero there is – Bugs Bunny.

Celebrities have a special place in the hearts of both bobblehead makers and Bobblehead Collectors. You can aim to have the biggest collection of bobbleheads in your neighborhood simply by setting aside $15 per month for your next bobblehead purchase. Now, the choice of which celebrity bobblehead to buy depends on which celebrity you like. Some might aim to get a Marilyn Monroe bobblehead while others might want a James Dean bobblehead instead.

So long as there are creative bobblehead designers and manufacturers, and so long as people still like collecting bobbleheads, there will probably still be a market for new and unique bobbleheads in the near future.

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Futurama question. (Fry pulls his pants up making fun of something).?

Hi, I'm trying to make an avatar for when I'm on forums and stuff. I wanted a picture of a Futurama episode where Fry is making fun of the professor I think. He pulls his pants up really high, sniffles, and is holding his arms at his sides like a raptor.

That is the episode where farnsworth creates Cubert. He does that to illustrate that he can imitate the professor.

The name of the episode is "A Clone of my Own"
BTW.. this site has some awesome futurama stuff:
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