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Words on Season 5 Premiere


. And I mean it. Tell friends. And after the show, come back here to review it and help with the capsules.Though I think they are wrong about the writing credits. Will have to see.Al Gore guest-stars in the Nov. 10 season premiere of the Fox animated comedy "Futurama" as a disembodied head. In an episode written by his daughter Kristin, Gore's preserved cranium hosts an emergency summit to determine how to combat global warming caused by robot emissions. The former veep tells Entertainment Weekly that he's developed "a taste for cartoon acting. . . . I think I might have a future as a disembodied head."
-- Washington Post
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If anyone got the full EW article, an email would be nice.