Philip J. Fry looks familiar to Bart Simpson primarily because of their shared creator and some design/personality overlaps. Both characters come from shows created by Matt Groening (The Simpsons for Bart, Futurama for Fry). Early in Futurama‘s development, the design team struggled with Fry’s appearance. According to animation director Rich Read more…
The episode opens in the dim glow of the Robot Arms apartment where Fry and Leela are making out on the couch, literally on top of a very annoyed Bender who finally snaps and turns on the Hypnotoad just to drown them out, only for a tiny red Hypnotoad in Read more…
In the vibrant, cluttered chaos of future New New York, a brilliant meteorite tears through the night sky one evening, crashing directly into the modest apartment of the Johnson family and igniting small fires amid their belongings while embedding itself deeply in a decorative wall sign, all while upstairs in Read more…
The Green family—Cricket, Tilly, Bill, Gramma Alice, and Nancy—along with their friend Remy, enter a vibrant karaoke lounge in Big City, a cozy venue with a central stage featuring a red curtain, purple floor, and a “KARAOKE” banner flanked by stars. The family settles at a table near the stage, Read more…
Though they may not be from the same show or have the same animation technique, I continue to believe that there are some similarities in the way each emotion and expressions of body language. While both human dogs appear in one of the most watched animated television series. They are Read more…
By Marissa Parody Jim Butcher is an American author who writes contemporary fantasy novels. Some of his most notable works include The Dresden Files, Codex Alera and the Cinder Spires book series. In particular, I love The Dresden Files By Jim Butcher. My favorite book in the series is Fool Read more…