Fantastic Futurama Inspired Artwork

Matt Groening's, Futurama originally aired on Fox, and was canceled in 2003 (season 5).  Praise to Robotology, in June 2009, Comedy Central announced that it would revive the show with new episodes. The first episodes of season 6 began airing in June 2010. The new season has been wonderful and we are hopeful the ratings continue to do very well.  In celebration of our love for everything Planet Express, enjoy the Futurama inspired artwork below.  It's magnificent.

Futurama's New, New York in Legos = Beautiful

As you already know, Gfest believes Futurama to be one of the best animated shows to ever grace our television sets.  Well it looks like artist Matt De Lanoy shares our love of Futurama but has a lot more skills than your friends at Gfest.  He built this mini version of New York in legos. Spending two years on this project called "World of Tomorrow", he managed to built several known building structures from Futurama, and to install lights so it can be viewable at night as well.  Enjoy all these amazing pictures below.

Futurama's Planet Express In Legos = Awesome

LEGO aficionado Pepa Quin, created this beautiful LEGO Futurama a while back , but Gfest thought with the season premiere of Futurama airing tonight on Comedy Central it was worth showing again.

As you will see in the photo gallery after the jump, the Planet Express headquarters features custom detailed minifigs of the main characters.

Best Futurama Costumes this Century

Jimbawe at Reddit and his girlfriend dressed up like Kif (the long suffering assistant to Captain Zapp Brannigan and Fourth Lieutenant on the Democratic Order of Planets (DOOP) starship Nimbus) and Amy Wong (tan intern at Planet Express that is studying engineering at Mars University) from Futurama

Gfest loves the costumes and hopes they will put them on for the season premier for Futurama on Jume 24.

Telvisions of the Future According to Futurama

Only thing better than watching the new season of Futurama starting on June 24 would be the ability watch the new season of Futurama by staring at a floating television screen just as the crew of Planet Express is doing in this picture.

Gfest only hopes this technology can be developed sometime in the very near future and we don't have to be cryogenically frozen until the year 3000.  Althoiugh that would be pretty cool too.