Free Waterfall Jr.
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Bender searches for proof that robots can possess free will after learning that his choices may be predetermined by programming.
Fry raises an alien egg as a pet, only to discover that the creature grows into something far more dangerous than he expected.
Fry and Leela seek privacy on a romantic trip, only to discover their resort is tied to a bizarre animal attraction.
Fry and Bender win a tour of the Slurm factory and uncover the revolting secret behind the galaxy's most addictive soft drink.
A sausage-making disaster separates Fry and Leela and sends the crew into a prehistoric-themed archaeological mystery.
A slick 1980s businessman takes control of Planet Express and prepares a corporate takeover that could eliminate the company.
A mysterious tone from space threatens Earth, and the only clue to its meaning lies in Fry's memories and dreams.
After Bender dies, his software survives as a ghost that can possess machines and haunt his former friends.
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Bender drifts through space with tiny beings living on him and wrestles with the responsibilities and limits of playing god.
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