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Leela considers surgery after meeting children from her old orphanage, while Bender adopts a dozen orphans for financial gain.
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Leela considers surgery after meeting children from her old orphanage, while Bender adopts a dozen orphans for financial gain.
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Brain-like aliens drain intelligence from Earth, leaving Fry's unusual mind as one of humanity's few defenses.
The crew sinks beneath the Atlantic and discovers the lost city of Atlanta, where Fry falls for a mermaid and faces an awkward choice about staying.
Fry makes a bargain with the Robot Devil to gain musical talent and impress Leela, but the deal leads to an operatic showdown.
The Drollery Domicile appears in the supplied location inventory. Detailed setting notes are still pending.
The crew follows clues connected to Leonardo da Vinci and discovers that the famous genius had a surprising relationship with another world.
The Professor creates a box containing a parallel universe, and the two Planet Express crews struggle over whether one reality should destroy the other.
Three holiday stories satirize Xmas, Robanukah and Kwanzaa through environmental catastrophe, robot tradition and misguided generosity.
The series is reimagined as a set of classic children's mystery books, with the crew solving stylized cases.
Bender inherits a creepy castle and becomes convinced he has been cursed as a were-car that transforms into a murderous vehicle.
Fry commits himself to an ambitious television-watching project.
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