I Second That Emotion
After Bender cruelly disposes of Nibbler, the Professor makes him experience Leela's emotions, sending the crew into New New York's mutant sewers.
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After Bender cruelly disposes of Nibbler, the Professor makes him experience Leela's emotions, sending the crew into New New York's mutant sewers.
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Nibbler is selected for a one-way mission to observe a dying universe, forcing him and the crew to face a potentially permanent goodbye.
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Nibbler becomes sick, so the crew shrinks down for a dangerous mission into a tiny desert ecosystem inside his litter box.
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Fry learns that his freezing was part of a much larger plan involving Nibbler and the Brainspawn, and he is offered a chance to change his past.
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