"Futurama" is coming back. Taking a page from the "Family Guy" resurrection guidebook, the canceled Fox animated comedy is returning with an order from Comedy Central for 26 new episodes.

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This, without a doubt, is Bender's biggest score. Comedy Central has ordered 26 new episodes of Futurama, the animated comedy that ran from 1999 to 2003 on Fox. Series creators Matt Groening and ...

Thanks to Comedy Central, "Futurama" is itself reborn and back to its old new tricks. The animated sci-fi comedy returns for a season of 12 new half-hours, kicking off with back-to-back episodes ...

Comedy Central confirmed today that this summer’s new season of the toon laffer will be its last. The series finale is slated for Sept. 4. Sci-fi comedy, created by Matt Groening and produced by ...

"Futurama's" general lot in life was underappreciation. Matt Groening and David X. Cohen's lovably nerdy cartoon series premiered in 1999 on Fox to mixed reviews and the afterglow of Groening's ...

On Tuesday, Comedy Central officially confirmed Vulture.com's exclusive reports that "Futurama" — a cultish animated sci-fi comedy created by Matt Groening, which has racked up more than 11 ...

And tomorrow night at 10 on Comedy Central, “Futurama” is back as an honest-to-goodness ongoing series. As “Family Guy” did when Fox resurrected it three years after canceling that show ...

Exactly a decade after it was originally cancelled by Fox, Futurama is coming to an end on Comedy Central. The cable network announced that the upcoming seventh season of the futuristic animated ...

Deadline was the first to report the deal between the major networks, and Family Guy will join Beavis and Butt-head, Futurama, and Comedy Central's very own South Park in the primetime schedule ...

Comedy Central eventually ordered new episodes, before canceling the series again in 2013. Now a decade later “Futurama” is back and actor John DiMaggio, who voices robot Bender, believes fans ...