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2-D Blacktop
The Professor joins dangerous street racers and discovers a two-dimensional universe during a high-speed experiment.
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31st Century Fox
Bender rescues a robotic fox from a hunt, only to find himself targeted in the next round.
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A Bicyclops Built for Two
Leela believes she has found another cyclops and considers marriage, while Fry suspects her seemingly perfect match is hiding something.
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A Clockwork Origin
The Professor debates evolution and creates a robot ecosystem that develops through its own accelerated evolutionary history.
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A Clone of My Own
Professor Farnsworth creates a teenage clone and names him as his successor, prompting a confrontation over aging, retirement and mortality.
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A Farewell to Arms
An ancient Martian prophecy predicts a global catastrophe, sending the crew scrambling for places aboard a supposed escape craft.
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A Flight to Remember
The crew vacations aboard a luxury space liner modeled after the Titanic, where romance, jealousy and a predictable disaster collide.
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A Head in the Polls
Bender sells his body when titanium prices soar, leaving his detached head caught up in Richard Nixon's campaign for president of Earth.
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A Leela of Her Own
Leela becomes a professional blernsball pitcher and struggles with being famous mainly for how bad she is at the sport.
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All the Presidents' Heads
The crew's use of a historical artifact sends them to the American Revolution, where a small change threatens to rewrite U.S. history.
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