Futurama

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Summary

Futurama follows the adventures of 25-year old Phillip Fry, a New York City pizza delivery boy who, accidentally gets cryogenically frozen on New Year’s Eve in 1999 and wakes up in the Big Apple a thousand years later, on December 31, 2999. He is befriended by the tough yet kind and beautiful alien Cyclops, Turanga Leela and an alcohol-powered bending robot called Bender, who is addicted to liquor, cigars and stealing. All three find employment with Farnsworth’s Planet Express Delivery Service which happens to be owned by Hubert J. Farnsworth who is Phillip’s great, great, great to the nth degree nephew. Fry, Leela, Bender and their co-workers go around the galaxy, facing all sorts of risks and dangers, just to deliver packages and perform charitable deeds for tax deduction purposes.

Premiere Date

28 March 1999 (USA)
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Creators

Matt Groening

Genre

Comedy

Awards

Won - Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation Bari Kumar (color stylist) For episode "A Bicyclops Built For Two". (Emmy)
2004 - Annie (Nominated)
Nominated - Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Program (Annie)
2000 - EMA Award (Won)
Nominated - Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less) Matt Groening (executive producer) David X. Cohen (executive producer) Ken Keeler (co-executive producer) Eric Horsted (co-executive producer) Brian J. Cowan J. Stewart Burns Patric Verrone Jason Grode Tom Gammill (consulting producer) Max Pross (consulting producer) Richard Raynis (consulting producer) Claudia Katz (animation producer) Lewis Morton (producer/writer) Susie Dietter (director) Mili Smythe (co-producer) Alex Johns (co-producer) Gregg Vanzo (supervising director) Rich Moore (supervising director) For episode "A Big Piece of Garbage". (Emmy)
1999 - TCA Award (Nominated)
2004 - Emmy (Nominated)
2004 - Nebula Award (Nominated)
Won - Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Male Performer in an Animated Television Production John Di Maggio - As the voice of "Bender". For episode "Bendless Love". (Annie)
Won - Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour) Matt Groening (executive producer) David X. Cohen (executive producer) Ken Keeler (co-executive producer) Eric Horsted (co-executive producer) Lewis Morton (supervising producer) Patric Verrone (supervising producer) J. Stewart Burns (supervising producer/writer) Bill Odenkirk (producer) Eric Kaplan (producer) Brian J. Cowan (producer) Claudia Katz (produced by) Rich Moore (supervising director/director) Gregg Vanzo (animation executive producer) For episode "Roswell That Ends Well". (Emmy)
Won - Outstanding Individual Achievement for Directing in an Animated Television Production Brian Sheesley For episode "Why Must I Be A Crustacean In Love". (Annie)
Won - Outstanding Directing in an Animated Television Production Rich Moore For episode "Roswell That Ends Well". (Annie)
Nominated - Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour) Matt Groening (executive producer) David X. Cohen (executive producer) Ken Keeler (executive producer) David A. Goodman (co-executive producer) Patric Verrone (supervising producer) Bill Odenkirk (supervising producer) Eric Kaplan (supervising producer/writer) Eric Horsted (producer) Michael Rowe (producer) Brian J. Cowan (producer) Claudia Katz (producer) Gregg Vanzo (animation executive producer) Swinton O. Scott III (director) Rich Moore (supervising director) Scott Vanzo (director of computer graphics) Celeste Pustilnick (animation timer) For episode "Jurassic Bark". (Emmy)
Won - Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation Rodney Clouden (storyboard artist) For episode "Parasites Lost". (Emmy)
Nichelle Nichols
Byrne Offutt
John Di Maggio
Lauren Tom
Maurice LaMarche
Lucy Liu
Billy West
Kath Soucie
Tress MacNeille
Leonard Nimoy
Bumper Robinson
Scott Holst
Nicole St. John
Dan Castellaneta
Frank Welker
Tom Kenny
Danny Jacobs
Katey Sagal
Phil Hendrie
Phil LaMarr
David Herman
Pamela Anderson
Al Gore
Dawnn Lewis
Susie Geiser

Writers

Kristin Gore
Matt Groening
Ken Keeler
Mirsky
Justin Adler
Lewis Morton
Eric Kaplan
Ron Weiner
Patric Verrone
Eric Horsted
Jeff Westbrook
Matt Karis
Aaron Ehasz
Dan Vebber
J. Stewart Burns
Bill Odenkirk
David X. Cohen

Directors

Chris Sauve
Gregg Vanzo
Mark Ervin
Jeffrey Lynch
Rich Moore
Wesley Archer
Chris Louden
Patty Shinagawa
Ron Hughart
Bret Haaland
Susie Dietter
Swinton O. Scott III
Brian Sheesley
Peter Avanzino
James Purdum

Quotes

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