Put Your Head on My Shoulders
A traffic accident leaves Fry's head attached to Amy's body just as their brief romance is falling apart around Valentine's Day.
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A traffic accident leaves Fry's head attached to Amy's body just as their brief romance is falling apart around Valentine's Day.
Aliens force the crew to replay games from Fry's childhood birthday party, but the nostalgic contests now have deadly consequences.
An EXPLOVID-23 outbreak spreads across New New York, and Hermes' cultural knowledge may be crucial to finding a cure.
Bender's accidental victory in robot fighting turns him into a celebrity athlete, but professional wrestling-style expectations quickly catch up with him.
After a catastrophic crash, the Professor uses experimental technology to rebuild the Planet Express crew, but the revived team is not quite the same.
Three stories reimagine Futurama in distinct animation styles: vintage black-and-white, 8-bit video game graphics and anime.
Bender investigates the enormous Momazon corporation and discovers how deeply its automated systems have entered everyday life.
An accidental trip into the past complicates the crew’s sense of history.
Three segments parody different eras of Saturday-morning cartoons using alternate versions of the Planet Express crew.
Bender is sent to a camp for screen addicts run by Zapp Brannigan, where enforced disconnection becomes its own form of chaos.
A delivery goes very, very late. Fry wakes up in an unfamiliar future.
After aliens steal Fry's nose for use as an aphrodisiac, the crew tracks the thieves and uncovers an even more embarrassing target.
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