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Möbius Dick
Leela hunts the four-dimensional space whale that destroyed a previous Planet Express crew, risking the same obsessive fate.
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Mom
The businesswoman behind Mom’s Friendly Robot Company and its reassuring public image.
Locations
Mom's Friendly Robot Company HQ
A corporate headquarters and industrial setting behind Mom’s reassuring public image.
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Monument Beach
Monument Beach appears in the supplied location inventory. Detailed setting notes are still pending.
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Morbo
Named-character index record. A detailed, independently checked biography is not yet included.
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Morgan Proctor
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Mother's Day
Mom uses a Mother's Day command hidden in robots to launch a global uprising, forcing the Professor to revisit his old relationship with her.
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Mr. Panucci
Named-character index record. A detailed, independently checked biography is not yet included.
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Mrs. Fry
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Murderoni
A conspiracy theory about the basement of a neighborhood pizzeria draws the crew into a mystery mixing paranoia and possible murder.
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Murder on the Planet Express
A corporate team-building mission traps the Planet Express crew aboard their ship with a lethal creature and a possible killer among them.
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