A sixth season of Futurama will begin this June, with all the original voice cast returning. The season will have 13 episodes in total, it will also feature the 100th Futurama episode. Last year in June, it was announced that Comedy Central had picked up Futurama for 26 new episodes. It was also originally announced that the main voice actors would return but it was then announced that the entire cast would be replaced when 20th Century Fox Television wouldn't meet the voice actors' salary demands. This problem was then resolved and the voice actors would return for the new episodes. The rest of the new 26 episodes will air next year in a new season. All of the episode titles have now been announced:

1. Rebirth (24 June 2010)- Episode No.89

2. In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela (24 June 2010)- Episode No.90

3. Attack of the Killer App (1 July 2010)- Episode No.91

4. Proposition Infinity (8 July, 2010)- Episode No.92

5. The Duh-Vinci Code (15 July, 2010)- Episode No.93

6. Lethal Inspection (22 July, 2010)- Episode No.94

7. The Late Philip J. Fry (29 July, 2010)- Episode No.95

8. That Darn Katz! (5 August, 2010)- Episode No.96

9. A Clockwork Origin (12 August, 2010)- Episode No.97

10. The Prisoner of Benda (19 August, 2010)- Episode No.98

11. Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences (26 August, 2010)- Episode No.99

12. The Mutants Are Revolting (2 September, 2010)- Episode No.100

13. Holiday Val-U-Pak (21 November, 2010)- Episode No.101

George Lucas first mentioned a new Star Wars animated tv series back in June 2009. The series was revealed to be in production by Lucasfilm Animation on 5 April 2010, it was also revealed that the series would be a comedy. Steve Sansweet recently confirmed that the series would take place after Return of the Jedi and that it would feature Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Leia Organa. He has also said that the series will happen in 3 to 4 years. Seth Green and Matthew Senreich (Robot Chicken) are creatively involved, while Jennifer Hill (The Backyardigans) will produce and Todd Grimes (Back at the Barnyard) will be the director. The series is going to be aimed at all ages. I will post you with more information on the series when it's revealed. Unfortunately there was no panel for the series at Celebration V.

Bioware have said that they have a projected release date of Spring 2011 for the Star Wars: The Old Republic MMORPG based during the Old Republic era. The game takes place from 3653 BBY to 3643 BBY. On the official TOR website, there has been two webcomic series released, both of which are based before the MMORPG, the first one, Threat of Peace, ended in November 2009, each issue had 3 pages. The second series, Blood of the Empire, is based before the Threat of Peace series and hassix issues, each 7 pages, released so far.Monthly comics based on the webcomics will also be released, three issues for each webcomic, the first issuewasreleased on 7 July 2010.There will also be two novels based on the game. Star Wars: The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance, written by Sean Williams, will be released on 20 July 2010, while the sequel to it, Star Wars: The Old Republic: Deceived, written by Paul S. Kemp, will be released on 28 December 2010. In the game, you will be able to choose from 8 classes, 4 Galactic Republic classes and 4 Sith Empire classes. The 4 Galactic Republic classes are Jedi Consular, Jedi Knight, Smuggler and Trooper. The 4 Sith Empire classes are Bounty Hunter, Imperial Agent, Sith Inquisitor and Sith Warrior. There has been 15 planets confirmed to appear in the game, (this is the order in which they were confirmed):

*Tython

*Korriban

*Hutta

*Ord Mantell

*Coruscant

*Balmorra

*Alderaan

*Tatooine

*Dromund

*Taris

*Belsavis

*Voss

*Hoth

*Corellia

*Ilum