Le Palm D'Orbit
Le Palm D'Orbit appears in the supplied location inventory. Detailed setting notes are still pending.
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Le Palm D'Orbit appears in the supplied location inventory. Detailed setting notes are still pending.
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A rescue mission adds some memorable complications to the crew’s orbit.
The ruler of Omicron Persei 8, whose invasions often intersect with domestic and television concerns.
Lrrr's failed invasion leaves him depressed and separated from Ndnd, so the crew helps him stage a new attack to repair his reputation and marriage.
A lunar amusement park where Fry’s dreams of exploration run into the gift-shop version of the Moon.
A future-city venue for sport and spectacle, with an unmistakably cubic identity.
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