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‘Futurama’ producer Tiffany Brower does ‘air traffic control’ for the series from her home in Iowa

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Tiffany Brower serves as an associate producer for the animated series *Futurama*, managing production logistics from her home in Iowa. Having worked on the show during both its Comedy Central era and its current Hulu revival, she oversees the complex workflow of a series known for its multiple returns to television.

Tiffany Brower is a survivor. And that made her damn near destined for Futurama, a show that has come back from cancellation two times over. Brower both worked on the sci-fi animated show on it's Comedy Central run and in it's current incarnation with Hulu, where she serves as associate producer.

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