The Prisoner of Benda
A body-switching machine lets the crew trade minds, but a mathematical limitation turns getting everyone back into a complicated puzzle.
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A body-switching machine lets the crew trade minds, but a mathematical limitation turns getting everyone back into a complicated puzzle.
The crew turns a tasty alien life-form into a food craze, then discovers the snacks are actually the young of a powerful species.
Cubert and Dwight start a successful delivery company that threatens to outdo their fathers' careers at Planet Express.
The crew heads to the Moon, where the future has thoroughly commercialized wonder.
After witnessing a Robot Mafia crime, Bender enters witness protection and disappears into a new identity.
Hermes gradually replaces his body with machine parts in an effort to become more efficient than a robot.
A tear in space-time that connects the film-era stories and an encounter with another realm.
Leela returns from a lethal space-bee mission believing Fry is dead, while increasingly strange experiences blur the line between grief, dreams and reality.
A deeper layer of the already underground city, kept distinct from Old New York itself.
The Sun appears in the supplied location inventory. Detailed setting notes are still pending.
A mysterious temporary worker gradually takes over Fry's job, relationships and place in the Planet Express crew.
Bender becomes a paparazzo and tries to photograph a mysterious actor whose unseen face is protected at all costs.
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