Overclockwise

"Overclockwise" is the one hundredth and thirteenth episode of Futurama, the twenty-fifth of the sixth production season and the twelfth episode of the eighth broadcast season.

Plot
Bender is over-clocked, and becomes more and more powerful in his computing ability until he is eventually able to foresee events in the future.

Production
"Overclockwise" was originally planned to be the series finale of season 6, but it was later moved to the penultimate episode to make "Reincarnation" the finale. As "Reincarnation" is a non-canon segmented episode, however, "Overclockwise" is seen as the "proper" season finale. The episode was written in 2010, before the series had been renewed for another season, and much like "The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings" and Into the Wild Green Yonder, "Overclockwise" was written as if it was the last episode ever of Futurama. As such, Ken Keeler was once again in charge of the writing, making his third last episode ever for the series. as with "The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings" and Into the Wild Green Yonder.

During June 2011, Countdown to Futurama released four items of promotional material for the episode: concept art of the interior of transfigured Bender's head on 7 June, concept art of Fry's character in a video game on 8 June, part of the storyboard showing Mom's sons release hoverfish on 9 June, and a video clip featuring Fry talking to the transfigured Bender on 20 June.

Trivia

 * It is among the few one-word titled media.
 * It was written as the last episode because the show hadn't been renewed at the time of the writing.
 * This is one of four episodes of broadcast season 8 to be broadcast in production order. The other three are "Fry am the Egg Man", "Cold Warriors" and "Reincarnation".

Characters

 * Bender
 * Cubert (mention)
 * Fry
 * Leela (mention)
 * Mom
 * Professor Farnsworth (mention)
 * Walt, Larry and Igner