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Quoted from Sunfox:Based on the "5 years" comment I would guess (only a guess) JJP, but I don't see why he'd ever pick that theme.
Keith & Joe designed TSPP....Keith's a big Simpsons fan - I'm assuming he's a Futurama fan as well, and would be passionate about designing the game.
Quoted from Sunfox:True, but he'd still have to convince Jack that it's marketable. While I love Futurama, I do know it's kinda niche.
True...it's not as well known as The Simpsons - but to be fair, Futurama started airing in '99 and is still on the air with new episodes on Comedy Central. I think it could be really big amongst collectors, especially the ones who love TSPP. Since that was Stern's highest selling game, that's a pretty good market to go after. It might be a hair dated for locations....but, it's less dated than WOZ lol. 
Futurama art can be very attractive...I think the characters would draw attention in an arcade setting.
Quoted from ecurtz:Stern made Simpson's Pinball Party and that's been over for 15 years.
No, Simpsons is still on the air.
Quoted from kwiKimart:The Simpsons will be around for its 25th season. Yeah!
Do you still watch it regularly? I think I gave up around 10th season...but I still pop in every so often. There's recent ep called "The Food Wife" that I really enjoyed...Tim & Eric were in it which plussed it. 
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