A Leela of Her Own
Leela becomes a professional blernsball pitcher and struggles with being famous mainly for how bad she is at the sport.
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Leela becomes a professional blernsball pitcher and struggles with being famous mainly for how bad she is at the sport.
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The crew's use of a historical artifact sends them to the American Revolution, where a small change threatens to rewrite U.S. history.
The crew investigates whether their universe is itself a simulation, raising questions about reality inside realities.
An alien society’s homeworld and the setting of an ill-advised visit by the crew.
Fry, Bender, Zapp and Kif are stranded on a planet ruled by giant Amazon women and face judgment from the Femputer.
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A marsh-rich alien homeworld tied to Kif, family responsibilities and the sacred birthing grounds.
Announced installment. A full synopsis and final production code have not been confirmed in this reference catalog.
The Professor's What-If Machine shows alternate realities involving a giant Bender, a different fate for Fry and a world where Leela becomes dangerously impulsive.
The What-If Machine returns with stories about a human Bender, a video-game invasion and a Wizard of Oz-style adventure for Leela.
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