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Part 4 of the television presentation of Into the Wild Green Yonder. Part 4 of the film: Fry, Leela and the crew choose sides in a final attempt to save the Violet Dwarf Star and its hidden ecosystem.
Fry needs somewhere to live. Bender has opinions about the arrangements.
After Bender cruelly disposes of Nibbler, the Professor makes him experience Leela's emotions, sending the crew into New New York's mutant sewers.
Kif becomes pregnant after an emotional encounter with Amy, forcing the couple and the Planet Express crew to confront Amphibiosan parenthood.
Hermes tries to save his dying father while Zoidberg unexpectedly reconnects with a former love.
Fry quits Planet Express to become a police officer and joins a unit that uses future-predicting technology to stop crimes before they happen.
A genetic condition causes Leela to grow tentacles and leads the crew to a secret biotechnology facility.
Leela finally discovers the truth about her origins and learns who her parents are after clues lead deep beneath New New York.
A mysterious cream gives Fry and Leela superpowers, inspiring them to fight crime with Bender as a not-so-heroic superhero team.
Bender learns that a factory defect makes him mortal and travels with Hermes to find the inspector who approved him.
Nibbler is selected for a one-way mission to observe a dying universe, forcing him and the crew to face a potentially permanent goodbye.
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