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Injury and death are recurring themes on Futurama.

At the beginning of the episode Fry is covered with horrible burns, and nine of the eleven major characters are dead and hanging gruesomely over a vat of stem cells. As we learn later, although these crewmembers are "revived" in some sense, this Fry is a robot, and the real Fry is dead. That is, really dead.
Zoidberg cuts off Hermes' "umbilical cord".
Bender's antenna pokes Fry in the eye.
Bender dies for a moment.
Leela spends some time in a coma and a euthanasia/memorial service is held for her.
Bender causes various unspecified injuries on a dance floor at a bar and is thrown out onto his back in the street.
Leela's comatose body takes a beating in Farnsworth and Fry's final attempts at reviving her.
The two Leelas have a karate fight over Fry.
Robot-Fry accidentally shoots himself in the chest with a ray-gun.
Excessive vibration causes Bender to drop one of his eyes when he decides finally to stop partying.
Bender explodes inside the cyclops eater, apparently killing it.

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 *At the beginning of the episode Fry is covered with horrible burns, and nine of the eleven major characters are dead and hanging gruesomely over a vat of stem cells. As we learn later, although these crewmembers are "revived" in some sense, this Fry is a robot, and the real Fry is dead. That is, really dead.
 *Zoidberg cuts off Hermes' "umbilical cord".