The Inhuman Torch
Bender becomes celebrated as a heroic firefighter, but suspicious fires raise questions about whether he is causing the emergencies himself.
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Bender becomes celebrated as a heroic firefighter, but suspicious fires raise questions about whether he is causing the emergencies himself.
Fry, Bender and the Professor enter a one-way time machine that can only move forward, forcing them to search the far future for a way home.
Fry becomes suspicious of Flexo, a robot who looks almost exactly like Bender, after a valuable item disappears at a pageant.
Fry revisits a family memory that may not mean what he thinks it does.
Leela leads New New York's sewer mutants in a revolt demanding equal rights on the surface.
The Planet Express crew crosses into a strange realm populated by living numbers and mathematical rules.
Bender’s sense of identity collides with a new commercial opportunity.
The characters are recast as different kinds of toys in a trio of stories about products, identity and consumer culture.
A body-switching machine lets the crew trade minds, but a mathematical limitation turns getting everyone back into a complicated puzzle.
The crew turns a tasty alien life-form into a food craze, then discovers the snacks are actually the young of a powerful species.
Cubert and Dwight start a successful delivery company that threatens to outdo their fathers' careers at Planet Express.
The crew heads to the Moon, where the future has thoroughly commercialized wonder.
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