Word: futurama
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...Futurama" 7:30-8 "Oliver Beene" 8-8:30 "The Simpsons" 8:30-9 "King of the Hill" 9-9:30 "Malcom in the Middle" 9:30-10 "The Grubbs...
World's fairs, those jamborees of national output--what ever happened to them? The Belgian waffles, the Futurama architecture, it all used to seem so important. Yet the U.S. didn't even bother to erect a pavilion for the one last year in Hanover, Germany. And, really, why should it have? Who needs to stand in line outside a geodesic dome to find out what America produces? Who needs a product-display center to discover Lucinda Williams? Or a monorail to take you to Philip Roth or Tom Ford? Anywhere in the world you find a movie screen...
...hard to imagine a life more removed from the family business than the one Kristin has staked out for herself in Los Angeles. Since May, she has been a comedy writer on the hip, edgy Fox-network show Futurama. "I didn't want to be 'the daughter of,'" said Al Gore's second eldest in a recent interview. So after graduating from Harvard last year, she explains, "I just moved out here and got an apartment and started submitting scripts." In the early months, it was lonely; her father would call her daily and rearrange his schedule when...
...inches between their car and the next. But will they worry? No, they'll be checking the NASDAQ and gabbing on their cell phone and scouring eBay until they reach their programmed exit--finally ushering in the age of fully automated motoring first promised in GM's spectacular "Futurama" exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair...
There's David S. (but he's changed it to "X." for a futuristic feel) Cohen '88, an executive producer of "Futurama." Steven R. Tompkins '88 is a big shot on the Eddie Murphy vehicle "The PJs." Paul Simms '88 created "NewsRadio." And those are just 'Poonsters from Oakley's year (consider that his class had about 15 members...