LOL PRESENTS:
Futurama S01E03 -- "I, Roommate"
General Information
LOL Release : 17 Mar 2003
DVD Release : 28 Jan 2002
Air date : 06 Apr 1999
Genre : Animation/Sci-Fi/Comedy
Runtime : 21 MiN 35 SEC
Link : us.imdb.com/Title?0149460
Language : English
Encode Information
Video : DivX at 903 kbps
Audio : AC3 2ch 192kbps 48khz
Aspect Ratio : 4:3
Resolution : 512x384
Frame Rate : 25 fps
Rar Size : 173MB: 13x15MB
Byte Size : 181,610,496
MD5 : 2a6d1fdc3d6f9233dd3b994ad444640c
Plot
Everyone is sick of Fry so he has to get his own apartment.
He decides to become Bender's roommate. The only catch is
that Bender's apartment has a volume of 2 cubic meters. Fry
convinces Bender to look for a better place, they get a new
apartment, only that Bender's antenna interferes with the
TV reception (a thousand years and televisions still use
plain antenna? some things never change). Fry prefers to
stay in his apartment instead of going back to Bender's,
but Leela convinces him to. When Fry asks where to put his
stuff, Bender suggests the closet, which is big enough for
Fry to live.-
Cast
Writer Eric Horsted
Director Bret Haaland
Guest Stars: Phil LaMarr (as Hermes) Lauren Tom (as Amy)
Story
Darin Henry
David X. Cohen
Jeff Westbrook
Patric M. Verrone
Producer
Bill Odenkirk
Claudia Katz
J. Stewart Burns
Jason Grode
Lewis Morton
Patric M. Verrone
Executive Producer
David X. Cohen
Matt Groening
Creator
Matt Groening
Consulting Producer
Bill Oakley
Josh Weinstein
Richard Raynis
Associate Producer
Lee Supercinski
Casting
Jill Anthony
Julie Mossberg
Editor
Danik Thomas
Paul D. Calder
Story Editor
Aaron Ehasz
Executive Story Editor
Dan Vebber
Ron Weiner
Music
Christopher Tyng
First Assistant Director
Stephanie Arnett
Production Coordinator
Carson Sciarrino
Clara Ross
Elise Belknap
Line Producer
Geraldine Symon
Staff Writer
Jeff Westbrook
Kristin Gore
Developer
David X. Cohen
Matt Groening
Music Editor.
Scott Schirle
Sound Editor
Travis Powers
Art Director
Bill Morrison
Post Production Supervisor
Lee Supercinski
Notes
Diamond released episode 101-104 before MM. We have seen
Diamond's samples and they were as bad, if not worse than
MM's encodes. We didn't keep the samples thinking that we
can find them later. We were able to get MM episodes to
make samples, but no such luck with the Diamond releases.
As stated in Diamond's nfo:
"Once again Fox provide us with shoddily put together
DVDs.. which are quite badly interlaced - just like the
family guy DVDs. We did our best, and please enjoy this
great show."
That's when we remembered why no one would want to keep
Diamond's encodes. ;)
Just because a DVD 'shoddily' put together and one does
one's 'best' to encode it, does not mean it should be
released in bad quality.
Here's our PROPER. Enjoy!
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