Amazon Women in the Mood
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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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.
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Amy and Kif's children emerge from the swamp after years of development, forcing the couple to confront a sudden leap into parenthood.
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Kif becomes pregnant after an emotional encounter with Amy, forcing the couple and the Planet Express crew to confront Amphibiosan parenthood.
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Kif tries to impress Amy's wealthy parents by rescuing their prized buggalo after the herd is stolen.
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