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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Zapp Brannigan loses his military command after wrecking a peace ceremony and joins Planet Express, where his disastrous leadership follows him.
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The headquarters setting of the Democratic Order of Planets, with more than one installation in its history.
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Leela and Zapp are stranded together on an apparently idyllic planet while Earth faces a deadly satellite threat.
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A rescue mission adds some memorable complications to the crew’s orbit.
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Bender is sent to a camp for screen addicts run by Zapp Brannigan, where enforced disconnection becomes its own form of chaos.
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Leela is horrified when her mother starts dating Zapp Brannigan, forcing the family to endure his attempts at romance.
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After Zapp is publicly disgraced for his behavior, Leela takes command of the Nimbus during an important military mission.
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