"Spare me your space age technobabble, Attila the Hun!"
HMPH!
Look, 20th Century Fox! Since you're obviously bringing back Futurama from a money standpoint, let me put it to you in a way you might understand.
You produce a product. For this product there are consumers. However, these are not guaranteed consumers. If you put out a shitty product (like replacing cast members to save a buck), you will find that your consumers for said product (and the ad revenue they bring) will have vanished. So:
Look, 20th Century Fox! Since you're obviously bringing back Futurama from a money standpoint, let me put it to you in a way you might understand.
You produce a product. For this product there are consumers. However, these are not guaranteed consumers. If you put out a shitty product (like replacing cast members to save a buck), you will find that your consumers for said product (and the ad revenue they bring) will have vanished. So:
- Either you are really that thick so as to think you could get away with this and still get the money in like you did with the DVDs, or
- You're trying a sleazy method of negotiating salaries.