All the Way Down
The crew investigates whether their universe is itself a simulation, raising questions about reality inside realities.
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The crew investigates whether their universe is itself a simulation, raising questions about reality inside realities.
Fry, Bender, Zapp and Kif are stranded on a planet ruled by giant Amazon women and face judgment from the Femputer.
Announced installment. A full synopsis and final production code have not been confirmed in this reference catalog.
The Professor's What-If Machine shows alternate realities involving a giant Bender, a different fate for Fry and a world where Leela becomes dangerously impulsive.
The What-If Machine returns with stories about a human Bender, a video-game invasion and a Wizard of Oz-style adventure for Leela.
Bender's fear of being forgotten turns into tyranny when he becomes ruler of a civilization resembling ancient Egypt.
After thieves strip Bender for parts, he travels across the universe trying to recover his missing body pieces.
Bender tries to replace the murderous Robot Santa and restore holiday cheer, only to be mistaken for the real killer Santa.
Zoidberg eats Earth's flag during a patriotic holiday and is sentenced to death, triggering an interplanetary dispute over freedom.
The Professor's cheap fast-fashion invention becomes a huge success while creating an environmental disaster.
Fry becomes obsessed with a new eyePhone and a social-media contest that turns Leela's private embarrassment into viral entertainment.
Bender becomes a matador in a futuristic bug-fighting sport and is drawn into its dangerous traditions.
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