Season 7

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Season 7
Original run20 June 2012 —
4 September 2013
No. of episodes26
Special guestsSee here
On DVD(s)Volume 7 and
Volume 8
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Episode listing
Seasons
  1. Season 1
  2. Season 2
  3. Season 3
  4. Season 4
  5. Season 5 (films)
  6. Season 6
  7. Season 7
  8. Season 8
  9. Season 9
This article is about the seventh production season. For the DVD set labelled "Season 7" in Australia and the UK, see Volume 7.

Season 7 is the seventh season of Futuramas second run, following the show's second cancellation. It began with broadcast season 9 on 20 June 2012 and ended with broadcast season 10 on 4 September 2013. With 26 episodes, it ties with season 6 as the Futurama season with the most episodes. Season 7 was mostly (but not completely) aired in production order with the exceptions "31st Century Fox" and "Viva Mars Vegas" being swapped and the first four episodes of broadcast season 10 ("Forty Percent Leadbelly" through "Fry and Leela's Big Fling") being shuffled around.[1]

Production

On 16 June, Maurice LaMarche announced on his Facebook that he had started recording the first episode of season 7.[2][3] On 11 November, voice actor Phil LaMarr revealed that this was the day of the recording of "7ACV13",[4] the last episode of broadcast season 9.

History

Pre-production speculation

On 22 March, 2011, Maurice LaMarche announced on Facebook that there was going to be a seventh season of Futurama, as he stated he just closed his deal.[5] In addition, according to Maurice LaMarche, the deal contains at least 13 episodes, to air in summer 2012, with an optional 13 extra, to air in summer 2013, making 26 in total, just like season 6.[6] On 24 March, media reports including Entertainment Weekly began announcing that Comedy Central has indeed picked up the series for 26 episodes to be split up into the ninth and tenth broadcast seasons, each consisting of 13 episodes to be shown in 2012 and 2013.[7][8] On 28 March, Comedy Central and Twentieth Century Fox Television announced the pick-up of broadcast seasons 9 and 10 (branded as Seasons '7-A' and '7-B', respectively).[9]

Revelations from the production team

Photo of Eric Rogers' production script of "7ACV13".

In a June 2011 interview with UGO.com, on the day of the broadcast season 8 premiere, David X. Cohen revealed the first plot points of season 7. He said that they had just recorded an episode that he believed would be the season 7 premiere, in which Planet Express gets a new soda machine and Bender impregnates it. He also said that they were going a bit more topical - they are doing an episode about the Earth presidential election of 3012 to mirror the United States presidential election of 2012, and they are doing an episode about someone predicting a 3012 doomsday to mirror the 2012 doomsday.[10]

Photo of Phil LaMarr's record draft of "7ACV13".

At the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con, more storylines were revealed. In one, Hermes will realize he is less efficient than a machine, so he will chop some unnecessary parts of his body and will become a cyborg.[11] Another has Calculon competing in the World Acting Championship to the death.[11] Others include Leela being shocked when Zapp Brannigan loses interest in her and he starts a romance with her mom and Professor Farnsworth's parents are still alive and living in the Near Death Star.[11]

The US Copyright Catalog revealed two episode titles ("Farewell to Arms" and "The Bots and the Bees") in August 2011,[12] four episode titles ("Blue Munda", "Decision 3012", "The Thief of Baghead" and "The Butterjunk Effect") in September,[13][14] one episode title ("The Six Million Dollar Mon") in October,[15] five episode titles ("Viva Mars Vegas", "31st Century Fox", "Near-Death Wish", "Fun on a Bun" and "Naturama") in December,[16][17] two episode titles ("Forty Percent Leadbelly" and "2-D Blacktop") in February,[18][19] two episode titles ("T.: The Terrestrial" and "Assie Come Home") in April,[20][21] one episode title ("Leela and the Genestalk") in May[22] and three episode titles ("Saturday Morning Fun Pit", "Fry and Leela's Big Fling" and "Calculon 2.0") in June.[23]

The production script cover of "2-D Blacktop".

On 27 November, Can't Get Enough Futurama revealed the title of "7ACV09" to be "Freewill Hunting".[24] On 30 December, the episode was registered under the incomplete title "Free Will" on the US Copyright Catalog. On 29 February, Can't Get Enough Futurama revealed the title of the episode to actually be "Free Will Hunting", its writers and its directors as well as the titles of all the other episodes of broadcast season 9, their writers and their directors.[25][26]

An image posted to the Futurama Facebook page showing six frames of a scene featuring Hermes, Leela, Bender and Fry.

On 14 December 2011, geek blog Geekologie posted an image of the production script cover of "7ACV15" to their Facebook page, revealing the episode's title to be "2-D Blacktop".[27] The picture was accompanied by the following description: "got to see Matt Groening, Leela AND Fry (Leela has two eyes and looks like Peggy Bundy FYI). No Bender though (I think he was scared)".

On 5 April, a photograph of Larry Bird and the revelation that he was "recording lines for a [Futurama] appearance" in broadcast season 10 were posted on Futurama's Facebook page.[28]

By 25 April, MSN TV had updated their Futurama episode guide, revealing that the season would premiere on 20 June with two back-to-back episodes, "The Bots and the Bees" and "A Farewell to Arms". The plot of the latter episode was revealed, along with that of a succeeding episode, "Decision 3012".[29] In addition, Comedy Central aired an advertisement consisting of a meme based on a Fry scene from "The Lesser of Two Evils" and of new footage featuring Amy, Hermes, Fry, Bender, Leela, Zoidberg, Scruffy and Fat-bot.[30][31]

On 1 May, Countdown to Futurama began releasing teaser material from broadcast season 9.[32]

A screenshot of the advertisement aired by Comedy Central showing a meme based on a Fry scene from "The Lesser of Two Evils".

By 2 May, MSN TV had updated their Futurama episode guide once again, revealing the air dates and plots of "The Thief of Baghead" and "Zapp Dingbat".[29]

On 14 May, Comedy Central issued a press release regarding the season, naming several guest stars for the season: George Takei, Patrick Stewart, Dan Castellaneta, Wanda Sykes and Estelle Harris.[33] It later released four promotional pictures (three new ones and another previously released by Countdown to Futurama, two for "The Bots and the Bees" and two for "A Farewell to Arms").[34]

A screenshot of the advertisement aired by Comedy Central showing Amy, Hermes, Fry, Bender, Leela, Zoidberg and Scruffy.

On 31 May, the website Zap2it published an article in which Matt Groening revealed, among other things, that Fry and Leela's relationship was progressing in broadcast season 9, that George Takei and Larry Bird would be playing themselves and that Dan Castellaneta would be playing the Robot Devil.[35]

By 1 June, Comedy Central had aired another advertisement consisting of another variation of a meme featuring Fry used in a previous advertisment, and a clip from the episode "A Farewell to Arms".[36]

By 8 June,[37] MSN TV had updated their Futurama episode guide a third time, revealing the air dates of "The Six Million Dollar Mon" and "Fun on a Bun" and the plot of "Fun on a Bun".[38]

On 11 June, the website Boing Boing published an article in which David X. Cohen, among other things, described the season as 100% full-blast, classic Futurama.[39]

On 14 June, two previously unreleased images were uploaded to the "Cover Photos" album on the official Futurama Facebook page: one featuring two frames of a scene featuring a naked Fry holding a flagpole with an underwear labeled "Operation Cyclops Down"[40] and another featuring six frames of a scene featuring Hermes stepping on and then off a hose, causing an explosion.[41]

On 28 June, MSN TV updated their Futurama episode guide once again, revealing the air dates of "The Butterjunk Effect" and "Free Will Hunting" and revealing the plot of the latter episode.[29] The next day, another update was made to the episode guide, revealing the air dates of "Near-Death Wish" and "31st Century Fox" and revealing the plot of the latter episode.[29]

On 5 February 2013, a three-minute preview for broadcast season 10 was made available.[42]

Twitter

David X. Cohen and John DiMaggio with Patrick Stewart from Star Trek: The Next Generation during a recording session.

Most prominently have writer Eric Rogers made several revelations online using the micro-blogging service, Twitter. On 26 September, he revealed that "Blue Munda" was not the actual title of an episode, but rather a working title.[43] On 26 October, he revealed that one of his episodes for broadcast season 9 would contain a musical performance[44] and confirmed that he would be writing two episodes for that season.[45] On 8 November, he revealed that this was the day of the table read of "7ACV13",[46] that the episode had been co-written by him[46] and that the episode would air August 2012,[47] also saying, "Different kind of story this time, but funny as ever!"[46] On 16 November, he revealed that he was the author of "7ACV05"[48] and, after watching the animatic for "7ACV08", that the episode "might be [the best episode of the ninth broadcast season]", calling it "EPIC".[49] On 17 January, he revealed that he was the author of "7ACV17" and that "7ACV18" was being written.[50] On 23 January, he revealed that the animatic for "7ACV17" would be screened two days later.[51]

A picture of the table read for "7ACV17" tweeted by Eric Rogers.[52]

On 26 January, he revealed that the production team had just seen the first full-color animation for "7ACV01", calling it, "Un. Be. Lievable."[53] On 27 January, he revealed that a recording session mentioned by voice actress Katey Sagal concerned an episode of his[54] and that Sagal "kicked ass at the read" and "[knocked] it out of the park at the [session]".[55] On 30 January, he revealed that his favourite episode from broadcast season 9 was either "7ACV01", "7ACV02" or "7ACV11".[56] On 9 February, he revealed that "Forty Percent Leadbelly" was "Supergood".[57] On 18 February, he revealed that "7ACV01" "Probably" was titled "The Bots and the Bees".[58] On 19 February, he revealed that, due to time constraints, season 7 would not feature sponsors.[59][60] On 15 March, he announced the "1st color screening of [his] 1st episode as a full time hack [there] on the show" - probably referring to "Zapp Dingbat" - and revealed that he "[Could not] wait to see what Rough Draft [had] done"[61] and, later that day, that it had been "delightful", that he "Could not be happier with how [it] turned" and that it was "gonna be a great episode".[62]

On 11 April, he revealed that "["7ACV25" and "7ACV26"] now [had] stories".[63] On 20 April, he revealed that "7ACV26" was being "[pitched] out" and urged fans to buy merchandise in order for the show to "come back".[64] On 21 April, he, in reply to assistant director Aimee Steinberger, revealed that "["7ACV08" was] a monster, for sure, but [that Rough Draft] always [delivered]" and that "[it would] be awesome as always".[65] On 3 May, he called "7ACV08" the "2013 Emmy nominee", "Epic fun"[66] and "awesome".[67]

The production script cover of "The Inhuman Torch".

Other Futurama crew members have used Twitter as a platform to reveal small pieces of information to fans. Aimee Steinberger made several revelations as well. On 15 November, she revealed that "[the production team was] done with ["7ACV08"]", calling it "[her] most time intensive grueling ep ever", and that the animatic would be screened "on the FOX lot [on the next day]".[68] On the next day, after leaving the screening, she said, "Everyone liked it!"[69] On 13 January, she revealed that she had seen a "full animation in color" of act one of "7ACV01", describing it as "so pretty!"[70]

On 27 January, she revealed that the first full-color animation for "7ACV01" had been screened on the FOX lot, that it received "lots of yays",[71] that she could not go due to her work on "7ACV14", that she watched it nonetheless and that she found it "lovely".[72] On 14 February, she revealed that the animatic for "7ACV14" was "done" and would be screened "[on the next day] at the FOX lot".[73] On the next day, she revealed that she thought that it had gone "pretty well".[74] On 9 March, she revealed that she had "Just read [her] next and last [Futurama] script for a while", the script for "7ACV20", that it was "really funny [and] cute" and that she was "Looking [forward to working] on it after [the production team finished "7ACV14"]".[75]

The photograph of Larry Bird posted on Futurama's Facebook page.

On 30 March, she revealed that she was "Starting thumbnailing and storyboarding on ["7ACV20"]".[76] On 20 April, she revealed that she "[had seen] fully animated color acts 2 and 3 back from Korea on [her "7ACV08" the previous day]" and that she "still [thought it was] a really great show".[77] On the next day, she, after Eric Rogers jokingly asked her if "[she had been] expecting it to be worse",[78] revealed that "[it had been] demanding a lot" and that "[she thought that] when [it was] done [it would] be nice".[79] On 3 May, she revealed that "7ACV01" was one of the episodes which she had worked on,[80] said that Wanda Sykes - who Countdown to Futurama, on the previous day, revealed would voice the new character Bev in "7ACV01"[81] - "[had done] a great job on Bev's voice"[80] and that she had "watched the finalish color, full animation for ["7ACV08"] at the FOX lot [on that day]", that "it really did turn out nice" and that she was "Really proud of [it]".[82] On 16 May, she revealed that she had "screened [her] last [Futurama episode for] a while [on that day]" - "7ACV20" - and that it had "Turned out really nice [and] funny".[83]

Voice actor John DiMaggio made one revelation. On 13 January, he revealed himself to be in a recording session with David X. Cohen and Patrick Stewart,[84] thus announcing Stewart as a guest voice actor for season 7.

Katey Sagal made one revelation. On 27 January, she revealed that a recording session was taking place and that, among others, she, Billy West, John DiMaggio and David Herman were present.[85]

On 7 February, an image of the production script cover of "7ACV18" was posted to Twitter, revealing the episode's title to be "The Inhuman Torch".[86]

On 12 July, following the broadcast of the episode "Zapp Dingbat", the public were given the chance to participate in a live chat with the Futurama cast and crew. Several previews of then-upcoming Season 7 episodes were shown during the live stream, and several details about the season were revealed, including: returning appearances by the characters Guenter and Dr. Banjo in an episode of broadcast season 10, the debut of Lrrr's son, an episode about the origins of Scruffy, a three-part episode featuring 1980s-style animation, the status of Mars, and the possibility of "Möbius strip clubs".[87]

Image gallery

  • A screenshot of the advertisement aired by Comedy Central showing Fat-bot. (7ACV01)

  • A screenshot of the advertisement aired by Comedy Central showing Bender. (7ACV02)

  • An image posted to the Futurama Facebook page showing two frames of a scene featuring Fry. (7ACV02)

Episodes

Title Original airdate
Comedy Central 		Production code TV Broadcast #
The Bots and the Bees 20 June, 2012 7ACV01 S09E01 115
A Farewell to Arms 20 June, 2012 7ACV02 S09E02 116
Decision 3012 27 June, 2012 7ACV03 S09E03 117
The Thief of Baghead 4 July, 2012 7ACV04 S09E04 118
Zapp Dingbat 11 July, 2012 7ACV05 S09E05 119
The Butterjunk Effect 18 July, 2012 7ACV06 S09E06 120
The Six Million Dollar Mon 25 July, 2012 7ACV07 S09E07 121
Fun on a Bun 1 August, 2012 7ACV08 S09E08 122
Free Will Hunting 8 August, 2012 7ACV09 S09E09 123
Near-Death Wish 15 August, 2012 7ACV10 S09E10 124
31st Century Fox 29 August, 2012 7ACV11 S09E12 125
Viva Mars Vegas 22 August, 2012 7ACV12 S09E11 126
Naturama 29 August, 2012 7ACV13 S09E13 127
Forty Percent Leadbelly 3 July, 2013 7ACV14 S10E04 128
2-D Blacktop 19 June, 2013 7ACV15 S10E01 129
T.: The Terrestrial 26 June, 2013 7ACV16 S10E03 130
Fry and Leela's Big Fling 19 June, 2013 7ACV17 S10E02 131
The Inhuman Torch 10 July, 2013 7ACV18 S10E05 132
Saturday Morning Fun Pit 17 July, 2013 7ACV19 S10E06 133
Calculon 2.0 24 July, 2013 7ACV20 S10E07 134
Assie Come Home 31 July, 2013 7ACV21 S10E08 135
Leela and the Genestalk 7 August, 2013 7ACV22 S10E09 136
Game of Tones 14 August, 2013 7ACV23 S10E10 137
Murder on the Planet Express 21 August, 2013 7ACV24 S10E11 138
Stench and Stenchibility 28 August, 2013 7ACV25 S10E12 139
Meanwhile 4 September, 2013 7ACV26 S10E13 140

Additional information

Trivia

  • Season 7 features two planets with the number seven in their names — Simian 7 and Planet Z-7.

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Futurama episodes/films
1ACV
(Season 1)		 "Space Pilot 3000" • "The Series Has Landed" • "I, Roommate" • "Love's Labours Lost in Space" • "Fear of a Bot Planet" • "A Fishful of Dollars" • "My Three Suns" • "A Big Piece of Garbage" • "Hell Is Other Robots" • "A Flight to Remember" • "Mars University" • "When Aliens Attack" • "Fry and the Slurm Factory"
2ACV
(Season 2)		 "I Second that Emotion" • "Brannigan, Begin Again" • "A Head in the Polls" • "Xmas Story" • "Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love?" • "The Lesser of Two Evils" • "Put Your Head on My Shoulders" • "Raging Bender" • "A Bicyclops Built for Two" • "A Clone of My Own" • "How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back" • "The Deep South" • "Bender Gets Made" • "Mother's Day" • "The Problem with Popplers" • "Anthology of Interest I" • "War Is the H-Word" • "The Honking" • "The Cryonic Woman"
3ACV
(Season 3)		 "Amazon Women in the Mood" • "Parasites Lost" • "A Tale of Two Santas" • "The Luck of the Fryrish" • "The Birdbot of Ice-Catraz" • "Bendless Love" • "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid" • "That's Lobstertainment!" • "The Cyber House Rules" • "Where the Buggalo Roam" • "Insane in the Mainframe" • "The Route of All Evil" • "Bendin' in the Wind" • "Time Keeps on Slippin'" • "I Dated a Robot" • "A Leela of Her Own" • "A Pharaoh to Remember" • "Anthology of Interest II" • "Roswell that Ends Well" • "Godfellas" • "Future Stock" • "The 30% Iron Chef"
4ACV
(Season 4)		 "Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch" • "Leela's Homeworld" • "Love and Rocket" • "Less than Hero" • "A Taste of Freedom" • "Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television" • "Jurassic Bark" • "Crimes of the Hot" • "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles" • "The Why of Fry" • "Where No Fan Has Gone Before" • "The Sting" • "Bend Her" • "Obsoletely Fabulous" • "The Farnsworth Parabox" • "Three Hundred Big Boys" • "Spanish Fry" • "The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings"
5ACV
(Season 5)
Bender's Big Score The Beast with a Billion Backs Bender's Game Into the Wild Green Yonder
Part 1 • Part 2 • Part 3 • Part 4 Part 1 • Part 2 • Part 3 • Part 4 Part 1 • Part 2 • Part 3 • Part 4 Part 1 • Part 2 • Part 3 • Part 4
6ACV
(Season 6)		 "Rebirth" • "In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela" • "Attack of the Killer App" • "Proposition Infinity" • "The Duh-Vinci Code" • "Lethal Inspection" • "The Late Philip J. Fry" • "That Darn Katz!" • "A Clockwork Origin" • "The Prisoner of Benda" • "Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences" • "The Mutants Are Revolting" • "The Futurama Holiday Spectacular" • "The Silence of the Clamps" • "Möbius Dick" • "Law and Oracle" • "Benderama" • "The Tip of the Zoidberg" • "Ghost in the Machines" • "Neutopia" • "Yo Leela Leela" • "Fry Am the Egg Man" • "All the Presidents' Heads" • "Cold Warriors" • "Overclockwise" • "Reincarnation"
7ACV
(Season 7)		 "The Bots and the Bees" • "A Farewell to Arms" • "Decision 3012" • "The Thief of Baghead" • "Zapp Dingbat" • "The Butterjunk Effect" • "The Six Million Dollar Mon" • "Fun on a Bun" • "Free Will Hunting" • "Near-Death Wish" • "31st Century Fox" • "Viva Mars Vegas" • "Naturama" • "Forty Percent Leadbelly" • "2-D Blacktop" • "T.: The Terrestrial" • "Fry and Leela's Big Fling" • "The Inhuman Torch" • "Saturday Morning Fun Pit" • "Calculon 2.0" • "Assie Come Home" • "Leela and the Genestalk" • "Game of Tones" • "Murder on the Planet Express" • "Stench and Stenchibility" • "Meanwhile"
8ACV
(Season 8)		 "The Impossible Stream" • "Children of a Lesser Bog" • "How the West Was 1010001" • "Parasites Regained" • "Related to Items You've Viewed" • "I Know What You Did Next Xmas" • "Rage Against the Vaccine" • "Zapp Gets Cancelled" • "The Prince and the Product" • "All the Way Down"
9ACV
(Season 9)		 "The One Amigo" • "Quids Game" • "The Temp" • "Beauty and the Bug" • "One is Silicon and the Other Gold" • "Attack of the Clothes" • "Planet Espresso" • "Cuteness Overlord" • "The Futurama Mystery Liberry" • "Otherwise"
Specials Everybody Loves Hypnotoad: "Amazon Adventure" • "The Lost Adventure" • "Simpsorama"
S01E
(Broadcast season 1)		 "Space Pilot 3000" • "The Series Has Landed" • "I, Roommate" • "Love's Labours Lost in Space" • "Fear of a Bot Planet" • "A Fishful of Dollars" • "My Three Suns" • "A Big Piece of Garbage" • "Hell Is Other Robots"
S02E
(Broadcast season 2)		 "A Flight to Remember" • "Mars University" • "When Aliens Attack" • "Fry and the Slurm Factory" • "I Second that Emotion" • "Brannigan, Begin Again" • "A Head in the Polls" • "Xmas Story" • "Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love?" • "Put Your Head on My Shoulders" • "The Lesser of Two Evils" • "Raging Bender" • "A Bicyclops Built for Two" • "How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back" • "A Clone of My Own" • "The Deep South" • "Bender Gets Made" • "The Problem with Popplers" • "Mother's Day" • "Anthology of Interest I"
S03E
(Broadcast season 3)		 "The Honking" • "War Is the H-Word" • "The Cryonic Woman" • "Parasites Lost" • "Amazon Women in the Mood" • "Bendless Love" • "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid" • "That's Lobstertainment!" • "The Birdbot of Ice-Catraz" • "The Luck of the Fryrish" • "The Cyber House Rules" • "Insane in the Mainframe" • "Bendin' in the Wind" • "Time Keeps on Slippin'" • "I Dated a Robot"
S04E
(Broadcast season 4)		 "Roswell that Ends Well" • "A Tale of Two Santas" • "Anthology of Interest II" • "Love and Rocket" • "Leela's Homeworld" • "Where the Buggalo Roam" • "A Pharaoh to Remember" • "Godfellas" • "Future Stock" • "A Leela of Her Own" • "The 30% Iron Chef" • "Where No Fan Has Gone Before"
S05E
(Broadcast season 5)		 "Crimes of the Hot" • "Jurassic Bark" • "The Route of All Evil" • "A Taste of Freedom" • "Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch" • "Less than Hero" • "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles" • "The Why of Fry" • "The Sting" • "The Farnsworth Parabox" • "Three Hundred Big Boys" • "Spanish Fry" • "Bend Her" • "Obsoletely Fabulous" • "Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television" • "The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings"
S06E
(Broadcast season 6)		 "Bender's Big Score Part 1" • "Bender's Big Score Part 2" • "Bender's Big Score Part 3" • "Bender's Big Score Part 4" • "The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 1" • "The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 2" • "The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 3" • "The Beast with a Billion Backs Part 4" • "Bender's Game Part 1" • "Bender's Game Part 2" • "Bender's Game Part 3" • "Bender's Game Part 4" • "Into the Wild Green Yonder Part 1" • "Into the Wild Green Yonder Part 2" • "Into the Wild Green Yonder Part 3" • "Into the Wild Green Yonder Part 4"
S07E
(Broadcast season 7)		 "Rebirth" • "In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela" • "Attack of the Killer App" • "Proposition Infinity" • "The Duh-Vinci Code" • "Lethal Inspection" • "The Late Philip J. Fry" • "That Darn Katz!" • "A Clockwork Origin" • "The Prisoner of Benda" • "Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences" • "The Mutants Are Revolting" • "The Futurama Holiday Spectacular"
S08E
(Broadcast season 8)		 "Neutopia" • "Benderama" • "Ghost in the Machines" • "Law and Oracle" • "The Silence of the Clamps" • "Yo Leela Leela" • "All the Presidents' Heads" • "Möbius Dick" • "Fry Am the Egg Man" • "The Tip of the Zoidberg" • "Cold Warriors" • "Overclockwise" • "Reincarnation"
S09E
(Broadcast season 9)		 "The Bots and the Bees" • "A Farewell to Arms" • "Decision 3012" • "The Thief of Baghead" • "Zapp Dingbat" • "The Butterjunk Effect" • "The Six Million Dollar Mon" • "Fun on a Bun" • "Free Will Hunting" • "Near-Death Wish" • "31st Century Fox" • "Viva Mars Vegas" • "Naturama"
S10E
(Broadcast season 10)		 "Forty Percent Leadbelly" • "2-D Blacktop" • "T.: The Terrestrial" • "Fry and Leela's Big Fling" • "The Inhuman Torch" • "Saturday Morning Fun Pit" • "Calculon 2.0" • "Assie Come Home" • "Leela and the Genestalk" • "Game of Tones" • "Murder on the Planet Express" • "Stench and Stenchibility" • "Meanwhile"
S11E
(Broadcast Season 11)		 "The Impossible Stream" • "Children of a Lesser Bog" • "How the West Was 1010001" • "Parasites Regained" • "Related to Items You've Viewed" • "I Know What You Did Next Xmas" • "Rage Against the Vaccine" • "Zapp Gets Cancelled" • "The Prince and the Product" • "All the Way Down"
S12E
(Broadcast season 12)		 "The One Amigo" • "Quids Game" • "The Temp" • "Beauty and the Bug" • "One is Silicon and the Other Gold" • "Attack of the Clothes" • "Planet Espresso" • "Cuteness Overlord" • "The Futurama Mystery Liberry" • "Otherwise"
Specials Everybody Loves Hypnotoad: "Amazon Adventure" • "The Lost Adventure" • "Simpsorama"
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