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'''7 February, 2012''': The title of 7ACV18 is revealed to be "[[The Inhuman Torch]]".
'''9 October, 2014''': [[Guest star]] [[Jan Hooks]] dies at the age of 57.


'''31 January, 2012''': [[Eric Rogers]] reveals that ''Futurama'' has doubled viewership in syndication.
'''15 September, 2014''': The title of issue #73 of ''[[Comic Listing|Futurama Comics]]'' is revealed to be "[[Night of the Automated Dead]]".


'''30 January, 2012''': Eric Rogers reveals that his favourite episode from [[broadcast season 9]] is either [[7ACV01]], [[7ACV02]] or [[7ACV11]].
'''4 September, 2014''': ''{{w|Entertainment Weekly}}'' releases a [[promotional picture]] for "[[Simpsorama]]" and reveals [[Simpsorama#Plot|details]] about the plot.


'''27 January, 2012''': [[Katey Sagal]] reveals that a recording session is taking place and that, among others, she, [[Billy West]], [[John DiMaggio]] and [[David Herman]] are present. Eric Rogers reveals that the session concerns an episode of his and that Sagal "kicked ass at the read" and "[knocked] it out of the park at the [session]".
'''3 September, 2014''': [[Trading Spaces|Issue #72]] of ''Futurama Comics'' is released.


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Revision as of 14:38, 10 October 2014

9 October, 2014: Guest star Jan Hooks dies at the age of 57.

15 September, 2014: The title of issue #73 of Futurama Comics is revealed to be "Night of the Automated Dead".

4 September, 2014: Entertainment Weekly releases a promotional picture for "Simpsorama" and reveals details about the plot.

3 September, 2014: Issue #72 of Futurama Comics is released.

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