Al Gore reprises role on 'Futurama' cartoon [Sunday's episode (7 p.m. EST)]

heraldtribune.com ^ | November 08. 2002 8:50PM | AP

[11th_VA]

Whatever ...

[My2Cents]

Al Gore has become a parody of his own self.

It's absolutely amazing what the Democrats are doing to themselves. They're either willingly committing political suicide, or they're willingly turning themselves into jokes.

[Incorrigible]

I don't care what you read Fry, my book doesn't sound like the Unibomber's manifesto!

[11th_VA]

And they get away with it in this Post-Modern culture ...

[Mike Fieschko]

Art imitates life.

The goron as a disembodied head.

[Shermy]

Come on Bender, meet daddy Al. He invented you.

[Dallas]

The Gore family participating in a fantasy production.....gee, what a suprise.

[WorkingClassFilth]

Please, please, please. This is one talking head I desperately want to see make a run for the Presidency in 2004. Please, please, please.

[Paul Atreides]

They wanted a cameo by Bubba, but there was already a Bender on the show.

[Paul Atreides]

Remember when Seinfeld's George Costanza tried to pick up chicks by telling them he was writing a sitcom for NBC, and they laughed in his face?

[Paul Atreides]

Well, let's see, he has tried to be John Holmes on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, he has tried to be Bubba running his tongue down his wife's throat on national television, he has tried to be Mr. Alphamale with all of the earthtones, he was the inspiration for Love Story, he is the great inventor, he was Mr. Beatnik with the Maynard G. Krebbs beard, he was Mr. Slumlord, and now he is a talking head on a cartoon show. And, he wonders why he isn't President.

[weikel]

Actually this is good news not Gore being on it but I thought they cancelled Futurama wohoo. I want Matt Groening(with his best lead writer of all time) to team up with Trey and Matt and whoever made family guy. They can make the funniest and most offensive show ever.

[Tony in Hawaii]

Futurama is basically cancelled, but they still have a bunch of episodes they haven't shown yet, and they figured they might as well show them, since they've already paid for them.

[bigmikes]

I will give Gore credit for one thing. His first appearance on Futurama was the highpoint of his public life. It was very funny. Unfortunately this one doesn't sound nearly as funny.

As I recall in his first appearance he was in charge of a geek squard which was set up to protect the space time continuim.

[Timesink]

Futurama was always the dumping ground for members of the Harvard Mafia who wanted to be in TV but weren't good enough writers for The Simpsons or Conan O'Brien. It's not surprising Gore's daughter ended up there.

[nickcarraway]

Okay, so he invented the internet, what has he done lately? He needs tofocus and come up with the next internet

[jennyp]

Futurama is basically cancelled, but they still have a bunch of episodes they haven't shown yet, and they figured they might as well show them, since they've already paid for them.

Aaaargh, say it ain't so!

I guess that does explain why Katey Sagal is starring in another sitcom (non-animated). (The one with John Ritter, is it?)

[johnny7]

He's gonna be on SNL next week I believe.

Frankenstein on steroids. Check out his lipstick and rouge.

The jerk will make Jerry Lewis seem funny.

McCain showed up there and acted pretty relaxed.

I don't advise any smart politician to waste any time with that venue.

Gore will come out swinging his arms like a punch-drunk boxer. Maybe he'll fall down ala Chevy Chase. HA!

[weegee]

Here's a shot of Algore Junior's daughter with her "Go Lie!" campaign poster:

[FreedomPoster]

Here's a really frightening image that belongs on this thread.

I'm warning you, it's really frightening - bail out now if you're easily upset.

It's coming. . . . .