The Silence of the Clamps
After witnessing a Robot Mafia crime, Bender enters witness protection and disappears into a new identity.
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After witnessing a Robot Mafia crime, Bender enters witness protection and disappears into a new identity.
Hermes gradually replaces his body with machine parts in an effort to become more efficient than a robot.
Leela returns from a lethal space-bee mission believing Fry is dead, while increasingly strange experiences blur the line between grief, dreams and reality.
A mysterious temporary worker gradually takes over Fry's job, relationships and place in the Planet Express crew.
Bender becomes a paparazzo and tries to photograph a mysterious actor whose unseen face is protected at all costs.
The Professor's mysterious pact with Zoidberg is revealed through a flashback to a dangerous mission that forged their long friendship.
Bender and a loyal pig hunt valuable space truffles in a competitive and dangerous truffle region.
The crew undertakes a journey spanning ten million years to observe the birth of a new universe.
Fry learns that his freezing was part of a much larger plan involving Nibbler and the Brainspawn, and he is offered a chance to change his past.
The crew deliberately ignites a volcano in a desperate and risky effort to counter worsening global temperatures.
Earth gives everyone a $300 tax rebate, and the episode follows the wildly different ways the characters decide to spend it.
Time begins skipping unpredictably after the Professor's attempt to speed up mutant basketball players tears holes in the space-time continuum.
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