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In a vast difference from [[Fox Network|FOX]], Adult Swim had a vast campaign focus on ''Futurama''. Adult Swim obtained the rights to broadcast ''Futurama'' in 2002 on cable networks in the United States, while forced to air new episodes after FOX, ''Futurama'' saw a more stable broadcast of its episode on Adult Swim. | In a vast difference from [[Fox Network|FOX]], Adult Swim had a vast campaign focus on ''Futurama''. Adult Swim obtained the rights to broadcast ''Futurama'' in 2002 on cable networks in the United States, while forced to air new episodes after FOX, ''Futurama'' saw a more stable broadcast of its episode on Adult Swim. | ||
Adult Swim came almost to love the show itself, and remained focused on giving the show its rightful status with stable rerunning and even entire days dedicated to the show in form of marathons. | Adult Swim came almost to love the show itself, and remained focused on giving the show its rightful status with stable rerunning and even entire days dedicated to the show in form of marathons. Fans often cite Adult Swim's respectful handling of the show as how they originally got acquainted with the show and how they grew to love it. Some go as far as claiming that Adult Swim is directly responsible for the revival of the show. | ||
Adult Swim lost the rights to broadcast ''Futurama'' in 2006, when [[Comedy Central]] sealed a deal to start broadcasting it on its cable channel from 1 January, 2008, in a deal with [[20th Century Fox Television]] regarding the [[Films|Direct-to-DVD films]], which were to be released as episodes as well. | Adult Swim lost the rights to broadcast ''Futurama'' in 2006, when [[Comedy Central]] sealed a deal to start broadcasting it on its cable channel from 1 January, 2008, in a deal with [[20th Century Fox Television]] regarding the [[Films|Direct-to-DVD films]], which were to be released as episodes as well. | ||
Revision as of 18:08, 29 July 2009
Adult Swim (rendered as [adult swim]) is an cable channel in the United States, who share channel space with Cartoon Network, but is focused on more mature audiences. After the cancellation of Futurama during its original run, Adult Swim was the channel that picked it up for cable reruns.
Commitment to Futurama
In a vast difference from FOX, Adult Swim had a vast campaign focus on Futurama. Adult Swim obtained the rights to broadcast Futurama in 2002 on cable networks in the United States, while forced to air new episodes after FOX, Futurama saw a more stable broadcast of its episode on Adult Swim.
Adult Swim came almost to love the show itself, and remained focused on giving the show its rightful status with stable rerunning and even entire days dedicated to the show in form of marathons. Fans often cite Adult Swim's respectful handling of the show as how they originally got acquainted with the show and how they grew to love it. Some go as far as claiming that Adult Swim is directly responsible for the revival of the show.
Adult Swim lost the rights to broadcast Futurama in 2006, when Comedy Central sealed a deal to start broadcasting it on its cable channel from 1 January, 2008, in a deal with 20th Century Fox Television regarding the Direct-to-DVD films, which were to be released as episodes as well.
During the 2009 recasting ploy of the main cast of Futurama broadcast a response to 20th Century Fox Television's and Comedy Central's handling of the show, stating that if they got the show back again after it failed for them, they would do it right – once more.