Fry-Amy relationship

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The relationship between Philip J. Fry and Amy Wong is a recurring theme on Futurama.

Development

Their relationship first appeared in "A Flight to Remember" when Amy lies to her parents telling them that she is dating Fry, and he starts to have fake relationships with both Leela and Amy. After the relationship ended, Leo and Inez found Amy a new boyfriend, a green squishy boy (a.k.a. Kif).

Their relationship began for real in "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" when Fry asks Leela to go out with him, but she refuses, so he goes with Amy to Mercury. They have a lot of fuel-consuming fun with the new car and run out of fuel in a desolate area, where they are stuck for a few hours. They get into talking and realize they have a lot in common, and they end up sleeping with each other. Their relationship doesn't last long when Fry's head gets attached to Amy's body and she sees someone else (Gary).

Also, in "Parasites Lost", Fry pulls out a baggie of massage oil and offers to give Leela the massage he used to give Amy (though, this wasn't shown in any previous episodes).

In "Time Keeps on Slippin'", Fry tries to figure out what he did to win over Leela's heart (he can't remember due to time skips). Hermes suggests that maybe he's a fantastic lover; Amy quietly says "No."

In "Into the Wild Green Yonder", Amy's father insults her, saying that she wears sweat suits to hide her "big fat butt". Fry replies: "Now, sir, in fairness, Amy's butt is actually pretty hot."

In "Proposition Infinity", Fry again poses as Amy's boyfriend to deceive her parents, who keep her locked on their ranch to keep her away from Bender.

In "The Prisoner of Benda", Fry seemed excited by the idea of having Leela's mind in Amy's body.

Additional Info

Quotes

    Amy: So while they're towin' us, you wanna do it?
    Fry: Yeah.

Appearances

Episodes where their actions between these characters based on the event, as well as references by other characters.