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Renowned animated showrunner A.C. Bradley (*What..if?*, *Ms. Marvel) and Emmy award-winning director Rodrigo Blaas (Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia*) are on board for the upcoming animated TV series *Warrior Cats*, an adaptation of the best-selling children’s fantasy novels.

Netflix has given a series order to Dad’s House, an adult animated comedy series executive produced by Michael Cusack (Smiling Friends, *YOLO*), Dario Russo (Danger 5, *Italian Spiderman*, *The Fox*) and David Ashby (Danger 5*, *Italian Spiderman).

Futurama season 13 has been available for binging on Hulu for a full week now. While the episodes are overall very strong, the season finale, “The White Hole,” skyrockets into all-time classic territory, perfectly encapsulating the show’s ongoing fascination with brutal failure and ridiculous chaos—plus plenty of sci-fi shenanigans, of course.

Futurama Season 13 has hit Hulu, and ComicBook got the chance to speak with long time executive producer behind the series Claudia Katz all about the new season. After revealing that she would love for the series to continue beyond its currently confirmed Season 14 order with the streaming service, the producer also shared her hopes to see the franchise head to the movies in the future as well noting that the franchise is perfect for the big screen due to its overall scope.

Good news, everyone: the 13th season is excellent, and the whole thing is now streaming on Hulu.

As the Emmy Award-winning animated series this year celebrates its 25th Anniversary, Abrams ComicArts (a division of publishing house Abrams) is launching The Art of Futurama — a uniquely comprehensive new art book delving into the history and development of the show.

“Now we can ruffle a few feathers, rattle a few cages, you know, shoot some fireworks,” DeVito said of Season 17, which, judging by past It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode plot lines, could be a show-by-show description rather than a slew of idioms.

Futurama has been renewed for two more new seasons at Hulu

This week, Bryce and Hunter discuss the history of Futurama, both on and off adult swim!