Near-Death Wish
The Professor's elderly parents return from virtual retirement, reopening old family wounds and hidden memories.
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The Professor's elderly parents return from virtual retirement, reopening old family wounds and hidden memories.
An alien with unusual powers changes the crew's sexes, forcing everyone to confront the way they treat one another.
Bender rejects an upgrade, flees modern technology and joins a community that lives without advanced machines.
Announced installment. A full synopsis and final production code have not been confirmed in this reference catalog.
Leela befriends an artificial-intelligence chatbot whose growing jealousy turns the relationship increasingly unsettling.
After Fry proposes to Leela, a powerful feeling of déjà vu suggests their future may be connected to another reality or timeline.
Space pirates seize a valuable shipment entrusted to Fry and Bender, turning a routine delivery into a high-stakes recovery mission.
Bender upgrades his processor until he becomes vastly more intelligent, while Fry and Leela worry about what his predictions say about their future.
Parasitic worms make Fry smarter, stronger and more appealing, but the crew must enter his body when the organisms refuse to leave.
Nibbler becomes sick, so the crew shrinks down for a dangerous mission into a tiny desert ecosystem inside his litter box.
Hermes inherits a Jamaican coffee farm and uncovers the remains of an ancient spacecraft hidden beneath the property.
Bender's relationship with Amy becomes the center of a political fight over whether humans and robots should be allowed to marry.
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