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==The Story==
==The Story==
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===Act I: Terror at 500 Feet===
===Act I: Terror at 500 Feet===
[[Image:Anthology.jpg|left|thumbnail|Giant Bender and Zoidberg]]
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It is revealed that this whole thing is being watched on the What-If Machine by the Professor, who wanted to know what life would be like if he'd invented the Fing-Longer
It is revealed that this whole thing is being watched on the What-If Machine by the Professor, who wanted to know what life would be like if he'd invented the Fing-Longer
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==Additional Info==
==Additional Info==
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===Trivia===
===Trivia===
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*Giant Bender's shell seems to be made of bent girders.
*Giant Bender's shell seems to be made of bent girders.
*When Giant Bender first meets Fry, he says that he needs a big cereal. This is a catchphrase from [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeycomb_%28cereal%29 Honeycomb cereal]] commercials, one of a few references made in the series.
*As mentioned on the DVD commentary, the Anthology of Interest episodes came from a desire to tell stories that couldn't be told in normal continuity, similar to [[wikipedia:Marvel Comics|Marvel's]] [[wikipedia:What If (comics)|What If?]] comics.  
*When [[Zoidberg]] is big, he attacks the Chase Manhattan Bank for denying his credit card application and the Apollo Theater for booing him offstage on open mike night. These are both references to [[A Clone of My Own|2ACV10]] when he is up on stage talking about the [[The Professor]] and the crowed doesn't like him he says it was the Apollo Theater all over again, and [[Bender Gets Made]] when he says that they denied his application.
*When [[Zoidberg]] is big, he attacks the [[wikipedia:Chase Manhattan Bank Building|Chase Manhattan Bank Building]] for denying his credit card application and the Apollo Theater for booing him offstage on open mike night. These are both references to {{elink|2ACV10|A Clone of My Own}} when he is up on stage talking about the [[The Professor]] and the crowd doesn't like him he says it was the [[wikipedia:Apollo Theater|Apollo Theater]] all over again, and {{elink|2ACV13|Bender Gets Made}} when he says that they denied his application.
*The first of several Anthologies. The ''Anthology of Interest'' episodes (and to a lesser extent the comics) are equivalent to ''Treehouse of Horrors'' on ''The Simpsons''.
*The first of two Anthologies, the ''Anthology of Interest'' episodes (and to a lesser extent the comics) are equivalent to [[wikipedia:Treehouse of Horror (series)|Treehouse of Horror]] on [[Simpsons Connections|The Simpsons]].
*The Earth forces that try to stop Bender consist of tanks, foot soldiers and strange double-decker fighter planes, this is a reference to the original ''King Kong'' movie.
*This episode is Scruffy's first speaking appearance.
*This episode is Scruffy's first speaking appearance.
*When giant Bender flies to Earth the song ''Iron Man'' by Black Sabbath is briefly heard.
*Despite his assertions in {{elink|2ACV04|Xmas Story}} that Fry's 20th century sense of modesty is outdated, The Professor still seems to have accumulated tickets for public nudity (although this may be a result of the What-If-Machine's imagination).
*Despite his assertions in [[Xmas Story]] that Fry's 20th century sense of modesty is outdated, The Professor still seems to have accumulated tickets for public nudity (although this may be a result of the What-If-Machine's imagination)
*This episode is one of four featured in the [[Monster Robot Maniac Fun Collection]], reflecting its popularity with both fans and the creators of Futurama.
* This episode is one of four featured in the [[Monster Robot Maniac Fun Collection]], reflecting its popularity with both fans and the creators of Futurama.
*This episode was named #13 on IGN's list of [http://tv.ign.com/articles/716/716663p2.html Top 25 Futurama Episodes].
*This episode was named #13 on IGN's list of [http://tv.ign.com/articles/716/716663p2.html Top 25 Futurama Episodes].


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===Inside References===
===Inside References===
*The Applied Cryogenics scene is missing a certain [[Nibbler|shadow]] that was seen in ''[[Space Pilot 3000]]''.
*The Applied Cryogenics scene is missing a certain [[Nibbler|shadow]] that was seen in {{elink|1ACV01|Space Pilot 3000}}.
*The DOOP attempts to destroy Bender with electricity, this is a known drug for robots.
*The DOOP attempts to destroy Bender with electricity, this is a known drug for robots as seen in {{elink|1ACV09|Hell Is Other Robots}}.
*The anteater spitting the glasses back onto the Professor's skull is a reference to the fact we never see his eyes.
*The anteater spitting the glasses back onto the Professor's skull is a reference to the fact we never see his eyes.
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*When Giant Bender first meets Fry, he says that he needs a big cereal. This is a catchphrase from [[wikipedia:Honeycomb (cereal)|Honeycomb cereal]] commercials, one of a few references made in the series.
*The Earth forces that try to stop Bender consist of tanks, foot soldiers and strange double-decker fighter planes, this is a reference to the [[wikipedia:King Kong (1933 film)|original ''King Kong'' movie]].
*When giant Bender flies to Earth the song [[wikipedia:Iron Man (song)|Iron Man]] by [[wikipedia:Black Sabbath|Black Sabbath]] is briefly heard.


===Fast Forward===
===Fast Forward===
*The events of ''[[Roswell that Ends Well]]'' explain the [[Timeline of Futurama|timeline]] issues which cause the universe to be destroyed.
*The events of {{elink|3ACV19|Roswell that Ends Well}} explain the [[Timeline of Futurama|timeline]] issues which cause the universe to be destroyed.
*The Professor later invents the Fing-Longer.
*The Professor later invents the Fing-Longer in {{elink|3ACV05|The Birdbot of Ice-Catraz}}.
*A sequel to this episode is created, [[Anthology of Interest II]].
*A sequel to this episode is created, {{elink|3ACV18|Anthology of Interest II}}.
*Sadly, [[Gary Gygax]] passed away eight years after this episode aired.  The film ''[[Bender's Game]]'' was dedicated to his memory.
*Sadly, [[Gary Gygax]] passed away eight years after this episode aired.  The film {{flink|Bender's Game}} was dedicated to his memory.


===Goofs===
===Goofs===
*Leela and Bender are amongst the rest of the Planet Express Crew when the rip in space-time forms. This shouldn't be, because Fry was responsible for the two joining Planet Express in the first place. However, this could just be another inconsistency of the What-If Machine, just like how Nibbler's shadow is missing.
*Leela and Bender are amongst the rest of the Planet Express Crew when the rip in space-time forms. This shouldn't be, because Fry was responsible for the two joining Planet Express in the first place. However, this could just be another inconsistency of the What-If Machine, just like how Nibbler's shadow is missing.
*This same mistake was made in the first part of this episode, where Leela works for Planet Express, and Fry isn't assigned a job. This shouldn't be, because Leela would have assigned Fry the job of a Delivery Boy since Bender wasn't there to help Fry escape from her and the police, and because of this, Leela wouldn't have lost her job for making friends with Fry, forcing them to go to Fry's only living relative (Farnsworth), thus making them members of Planet Express, but this may also be an inconsistency of the What-If Machine.
*This same mistake was made in the first part of this episode, where Leela works for Planet Express, and Fry isn't assigned a job. This shouldn't be, because Leela would have assigned Fry the job of a Delivery Boy since Bender wasn't there to help Fry escape from her and the police, and because of this, Leela wouldn't have lost her job for making friends with Fry, forcing them to go to Fry's only living relative (Farnsworth), thus making them members of Planet Express, but this may also be an inconsistency of the What-If Machine.
*In Act 2, after Cubert and then Scruffy have been impaled on the point of a sword during lights out, Nibbler is the third character impaled on the sword, but somehow winds up between Cubert and Scruffy on the sword.


===Prerequisites===
===Prerequisites===
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===Characters===
===Characters===
(In alphabetical order)
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Season 2 episode
Anthology of Interest I
Fry-Hole.jpg
No.29
Production number2ACV16
Written by[[Terror at 500 Feet:
Eric Rogers
Dial L for Leela:
Ken Keeler
The Un-Freeze of a Lifetime:
David X. Cohen]][[Category:Episodes written by Terror at 500 Feet:
Eric Rogers
Dial L for Leela:
Ken Keeler
The Un-Freeze of a Lifetime:
David X. Cohen|Anthology of Interest I]]
Directed by[[Chris Loudon
Rich Moore]][[Category:Episodes directed by Chris Loudon
Rich Moore|Anthology of Interest I]]
Title captionPainstakingly drawn before a live audience
First air dateMay 21, 2000
Broadcast numberS02E20
Opening cartoon"Bosko Shipwrecked"
Additional
Commentary
(Transcript)		Transcript

Pictures

Season 2
  1. I Second that Emotion
  2. Brannigan, Begin Again
  3. A Head in the Polls
  4. Xmas Story
  5. Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love?
  6. The Lesser of Two Evils
  7. Put Your Head on My Shoulders
  8. Raging Bender
  9. A Bicyclops Built for Two
  10. A Clone of My Own
  11. How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back
  12. The Deep South
  13. Bender Gets Made
  14. Mother's Day
  15. The Problem with Popplers
  16. Anthology of Interest I
  17. War Is the H-Word
  18. The Honking
  19. The Cryonic Woman
← Season 1Season 3 →

The Story

Act I: Terror at 500 Feet

Giant Bender and Zoidberg

The Professor demonstrates his latest invention, the Fing-Longer by turning on the What-If Machine. Bender wants to ask it a question, What if he was 500 feet tall?

Hundreds of bending units complete work on Bender, who blasts of and heads to Earth. Fry is lonely and has no friends. Bender lands near Fry and they become friends. While catching a frisbee, Bender kills the heads of Hanson and thousands of their fans so the DOOP retaliate. They shoot Fry with electricity when he tries to negotiate so Bender goes on a rampage and destroys builings of New New York. The Professor enlarges Zoidberg so that he can fight Bender. However Zoidberg also destroys New New York and gets in a fight with Bender. Bender attempts to boil Zoidberg but Zoidberg cuts his feet off and he is impaled on the Empire State Building, slowly killing him. Fry admonishes everyone for the tragedy of Bender, who laments that he was unable to fulfill his dream of killing all humans before dying.

Act II: Dial L for Leela

Leela, who is intimate with Fry

Leela gets to ask a question, what if she was more impulsive?

Leela buys some boots with "a crazy green stripe". The Professor makes Leela his sole heir because she's "so un-impulsive". She kills the Professor by kicking him into his pit of man eating anteaters. Zoidberg begins investigating. Hermes finds the video will which shows Leela killing the Professor, so she kills him too. Bender catches her disposing of the body, so he tries to extort her. She kills Bender using a microwave. Amy insults her, then dies. The remaining staff gather in the Accusing Parlour. Cubert, Scruffy and Nibbler meet their demise as they are about to reveal the killer. Zoidberg finally works it out, only because he gets a letter from Bender he wrote before he dies, but Fry leaves before he can say and Leela kills Zoidberg. The next day Fry works it out, ("Hey Leela, whatcha eating?" Leela: "Lobster.") Leela stops him from talking by having sex with him.

Act III: The Un-Freeze of a Lifetime

Fry's turn to ask a question, what if he never came to the future?

Fry makes his fateful delivery to I. C. Wiener at Applied Cryogenics. Instead of falling in the freezer, he hits his head. This rips the fabric of space-time, through which we see some of the Planet Express staff. The next day Stephen Hawking drops by Panucci's Pizza. Fry asks him about the hole in nothing, with monsters in it. After work, the Vice Presidential Action Rangers abduct Fry. The rangers inform him that they have to fix the time-space continuum or the universe will be destroyed. Fry tells his story and it is decided that when he hit his head he should have died, the attempt at murder fails to fix it and the hole reappears, they try to make him enter the tube but instead he breaks the glass. The universe collapses on itself and Fry and the Vice Presidential Action Rangers are floating around outside the universe, they start a game of Dungeons and Dragons.

The Professor throws away the What-If Machine because he didn't think the stories were realistic, but declares the Fing-Longer a success.

It is revealed that this whole thing is being watched on the What-If Machine by the Professor, who wanted to know what life would be like if he'd invented the Fing-Longer

Additional Info

Promo pic of this episode

Trivia

  • Giant Bender's shell seems to be made of bent girders.
  • As mentioned on the DVD commentary, the Anthology of Interest episodes came from a desire to tell stories that couldn't be told in normal continuity, similar to Marvel's What If? comics.
  • When Zoidberg is big, he attacks the Chase Manhattan Bank Building for denying his credit card application and the Apollo Theater for booing him offstage on open mike night. These are both references to "A Clone of My Own" (2ACV10)
    Episode
    when he is up on stage talking about the The Professor and the crowd doesn't like him he says it was the Apollo Theater all over again, and "Bender Gets Made" (2ACV13)
    Episode
    when he says that they denied his application.
  • The first of two Anthologies, the Anthology of Interest episodes (and to a lesser extent the comics) are equivalent to Treehouse of Horror on The Simpsons.
  • This episode is Scruffy's first speaking appearance.
  • Despite his assertions in "Xmas Story" (2ACV04)
    Episode
    that Fry's 20th century sense of modesty is outdated, The Professor still seems to have accumulated tickets for public nudity (although this may be a result of the What-If-Machine's imagination).
  • This episode is one of four featured in the Monster Robot Maniac Fun Collection, reflecting its popularity with both fans and the creators of Futurama.
  • This episode was named #13 on IGN's list of Top 25 Futurama Episodes.

Quotes

  • Zoidberg: Friends, help! A guinea pig tricked me!
  • Farnsworth: Ohhh! You've killed me! You've killed me!
    Leela: Oh, god. What have I done?
    Farnsworth: I just told you. You've killed me!
  • Hermes: What are you hacking off? Is it my torso? It is! My precious torso!
    Zoidberg: Hermes, quiet! I'm deducing things.
  • Farnsworth: That question was less stupid. Though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way
  • Al Gore: If we don't go back there and make the event happen, the entire universe will be destroyed. And as an environmentalist, I'm against that.
  • Al Gore: You fool! You foolish fool!

Inside References

  • The Applied Cryogenics scene is missing a certain shadow that was seen in "Space Pilot 3000" (1ACV01)
    Episode
    .
  • The DOOP attempts to destroy Bender with electricity, this is a known drug for robots as seen in "Hell Is Other Robots" (1ACV09)
    Episode
    .
  • The anteater spitting the glasses back onto the Professor's skull is a reference to the fact we never see his eyes.

Outside References

  • When Giant Bender first meets Fry, he says that he needs a big cereal. This is a catchphrase from Honeycomb cereal commercials, one of a few references made in the series.
  • The Earth forces that try to stop Bender consist of tanks, foot soldiers and strange double-decker fighter planes, this is a reference to the original King Kong movie.
  • When giant Bender flies to Earth the song Iron Man by Black Sabbath is briefly heard.

Fast Forward

Goofs

  • Leela and Bender are amongst the rest of the Planet Express Crew when the rip in space-time forms. This shouldn't be, because Fry was responsible for the two joining Planet Express in the first place. However, this could just be another inconsistency of the What-If Machine, just like how Nibbler's shadow is missing.
  • This same mistake was made in the first part of this episode, where Leela works for Planet Express, and Fry isn't assigned a job. This shouldn't be, because Leela would have assigned Fry the job of a Delivery Boy since Bender wasn't there to help Fry escape from her and the police, and because of this, Leela wouldn't have lost her job for making friends with Fry, forcing them to go to Fry's only living relative (Farnsworth), thus making them members of Planet Express, but this may also be an inconsistency of the What-If Machine.
  • In Act 2, after Cubert and then Scruffy have been impaled on the point of a sword during lights out, Nibbler is the third character impaled on the sword, but somehow winds up between Cubert and Scruffy on the sword.

Prerequisites

These are for Act III only.

  • "Space Pilot 3000" (1ACV01) Suggested episode Suggested episode.
    This episode has been labelled as a suggested episode for the following reason:
    The story is an alternate version of the pilot
  • "Roswell that Ends Well" (3ACV19) Follow up episode Follow up episode.
    This episode has been labelled as a follow up episode for the following reason:
    Explains the timeline issues which cause the universe to be destroyed.

Characters

(In alphabetical order)

Episode Credits

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"
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"
Specials Everybody Loves Hypnotoad: "Amazon Adventure" • "The Lost Adventure" • "Simpsorama"
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