Futurama RPG 𔘓 Canon info

Fry discovers a website that allows people to date robot replicas of celebrities. Excited by the opportunity, he orders a robot modeled after actress Lucy Liu and begins a relationship with her.

Fry becomes increasingly obsessed with his Lucy Liu robot, neglecting his friends and responsibilities. Meanwhile, the Planet Express crew discovers that the company behind the website has been kidnapping real celebrities and using their personalities to create the replicas.

Leela and the others confront the company and try to stop its unethical practices. Fry must choose between his fantasy relationship and doing what is right. Eventually, the crew works to free the real Lucy Liu and put an end to the company's exploitation of celebrities.

Professor Farnsworth creates a team of mutant basketball players to compete against the Harlem Globetrotters, hoping to defeat the famous team that has humiliated Earth in the past. To give his players an advantage, the Professor experiments with time manipulation.

The experiment causes time to skip unpredictably, making the crew lose track of events as days and months pass in an instant. Fry and Leela begin developing a relationship, but the strange time jumps make it difficult for them to understand what has happened between them.

Eventually, the crew discovers that the Professor's experiment has created dangerous consequences. Fry and Leela try to preserve their connection despite the missing moments, while the team struggles to prevent the experiment from destroying their world.

Bender is badly damaged in an accident and becomes unable to move properly. While recovering in the hospital, he meets Beck, a famous musician who inspires him to embrace his broken condition rather than feel ashamed of it.

Bender joins Beck's musical tour and becomes a symbol of hope for other disabled robots. He performs with Beck and enjoys the attention he receives from fans who admire his resilience.

Meanwhile, Fry and Leela follow the tour and try to support Bender. As his fame grows, Bender must decide whether to continue living as a musical celebrity or return to his usual life with the Planet Express crew. The experience teaches him that friendship and self-acceptance matter more than fame.

Fry and Bender become involved in a bank robbery carried out by Roberto, a violent robot with a knife. After the incident, Fry is mistakenly declared legally insane and sent to an asylum designed for robots.

Inside the institution, Fry is diagnosed with a delusion that he is human. He is forced to live among robots who believe they are human beings, while Bender visits him and tries to help him escape.

Fry struggles to convince the doctors that he really is human, but the asylum's treatments only make his situation more confusing. As the two friends attempt to get out, they face dangerous inmates and absurd psychiatric procedures. Fry eventually escapes the institution and returns to his normal life, although the experience leaves him shaken.

Leela visits the orphanage where she grew up and reunites with her childhood friend, Adlai Atkins, a plastic surgeon. Tired of being treated differently because she has only one eye, Leela asks Adlai to give her a second eye.

After the operation, Leela enjoys having a more conventional appearance and begins dating Adlai. However, she soon discovers that changing her appearance does not solve all her problems, and her relationship becomes complicated when Adlai's expectations clash with her personality.

Meanwhile, the crew encounters the harsh realities of life at the orphanage. Leela must decide whether fitting in is worth changing who she is, ultimately learning that her differences are part of what makes her unique.

Dr. Zoidberg asks his uncle, Harold Zoid, a former silent-film star, to help him become successful in Hollywood. Harold agrees to produce a movie starring Calculon, hoping to revive his own career and make a profitable film.

However, Harold's directing ambitions clash with the realities of filmmaking, and the production becomes increasingly chaotic. Zoidberg struggles to make his uncle proud, while Calculon expects the movie to showcase his dramatic talents.

As the film progresses, Harold becomes more concerned with his own fame than with the people helping him. Zoidberg eventually realizes that Hollywood success is not as glamorous as he imagined, and his relationship with his uncle is tested by their shared desire for recognition.

Earth is invaded by the Brain Spawn, strange floating creatures that use their psychic powers to make intelligent beings stupid. As the invasion spreads, people across the planet lose their intelligence, leaving civilization in chaos.

Fry discovers that he is immune to the Brain Spawn's effects because he is exceptionally unintelligent. With Leela and the others unable to think clearly, Fry becomes humanity's only hope. He travels to the Brain Spawn's spacecraft and learns that the creatures are searching for all knowledge in the universe.

Fry discovers that his unusual mind makes him uniquely capable of defeating them. He manages to stop the Brain Spawn's plan and save Earth, proving that his greatest weakness can sometimes become his greatest advantage.

Bender crosses a picket line to take a job at a bending factory, where he meets Angleyne, a beautiful bending robot. The two fall in love, and Bender becomes unusually devoted to her. However, he discovers that Angleyne still has feelings for her former boyfriend, Flexo.

Bender grows increasingly jealous of Flexo and struggles to accept that Angleyne had a life before him. His insecurity leads him to confront Flexo, creating tension between the three robots. Meanwhile, the factory's labor dispute continues, putting Bender's new job and relationship at risk.

Bender's possessiveness threatens to ruin his romance, forcing him to confront his jealousy. His attempt to keep Angleyne for himself shows that even a robot who claims to care only about himself can become emotionally vulnerable when he falls in love.

The Planet Express crew is assigned to deliver a shipment of hazardous waste to a distant location. Leela warns that dumping the waste into space could harm the environment, but the company proceeds with the mission.

Bender becomes fascinated by penguins after the crew arrives at a remote research facility on Pluto. He gets involved with the local penguin population and eventually becomes responsible for a serious environmental disaster. Meanwhile, the waste shipment causes an oil spill that threatens the penguins' habitat.

As the situation worsens, the crew must face the consequences of their actions. Bender's attempt to help the penguins leads to further complications, and the episode satirizes corporate irresponsibility and humanity's tendency to ignore environmental damage until it becomes impossible to overlook.

After experiencing a series of bad luck, Fry becomes convinced that his lucky seven-leaf clover is the key to his happiness. He returns to the ruins of Old New York to search for it, only to discover that it is missing from his family's old home.

Fry eventually finds evidence suggesting that his older brother, Yancy, stole the clover and used it to build a successful life. Fry becomes furious when he discovers that Yancy even named his son Philip after him, believing his brother took everything that made him special.

Determined to learn the truth, Fry investigates further and discovers a memorial dedicated to his brother. He finally understands that Yancy did not steal his identity out of jealousy. Instead, Yancy deeply loved and missed Fry, and naming his son after him was his way of honoring his lost younger brother. Fry realizes that his family never forgot him.

The Planet Express crew travels to Neptune to stop Robot Santa, whose faulty programming makes him punish almost everyone as naughty. During the mission, Robot Santa becomes trapped in a frozen body of water, and Bender takes his place, hoping to bring kindness and generosity back to Christmas.

However, people mistake Bender for the real Robot Santa and panic when he begins delivering presents. The authorities arrest him and sentence him to death for Santa's crimes. Meanwhile, the real Robot Santa escapes from his icy prison and resumes his murderous Christmas tradition.

The crew must deal with the chaos caused by two very different versions of Santa. Bender tries to prove that he can be a good Santa, but his selfish personality and the public's fear make the task difficult.

After eating an old egg salad sandwich from a truck stop, Fry becomes infected with parasitic worms that begin improving his intelligence, strength, and overall abilities. His sudden transformation impresses Leela, who starts developing stronger feelings for him.

Fry enjoys his enhanced abilities and uses them to become more confident around Leela. However, the Professor discovers the parasites and decides they must be removed before they become too dangerous. The Planet Express crew is miniaturized and injected into Fry's body, where they travel through his system to eliminate the worms.

Inside Fry, the crew faces the parasites and their elaborate biological structures. Meanwhile, Fry realizes that the worms have made him a better version of himself, and he fears losing the qualities that have finally brought him closer to Leela. He must decide whether to keep the parasites or let his friends remove them.

When Amy reveals that someone has been calling her and hanging up for over a year, Kif admits that he is the mysterious caller and confesses his feelings for her. Zapp arranges a double date with Amy, Kif, and Leela at a luxurious space restaurant. However, Zapp's terrible flirting advice causes trouble, and his attempt to pilot the restaurant ends with it crashing on the planet Amazonia.

Fry and Bender go to rescue their friends, but they are also captured by the planet's inhabitants: enormous women who live without men. The women take the male captives to the Femputer, a giant female computer that sentences Fry, Zapp, and Kif to death by “snu-snu.” Bender is exempt because he is a robot, while Leela and Amy are allowed to go free.

Leela and Amy try to save the men. Bender discovers that the Femputer is actually a female robot who resents men because she once lived on a planet ruled by a chauvinistic male robot. While Bender distracts her, Amy rescues Kif, and the Femputer eventually orders the Amazonians to release the prisoners. The crew escapes and returns to Planet Express.

Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs — Part 3

Before Bender can launch his invasion, humanity and the other civilizations of the universe voluntarily leave their homes to live on Yivo, which resembles a paradise. The robots inherit Earth, but Bender remains unhappy because Fry is no longer around. Yivo makes everyone promise never to contact other universes, hoping to protect their relationship.

Fry secretly sends Bender a letter made from the mysterious electro-matter found beyond the anomaly. When Bender receives it, he decides to rescue his friend. He leads his robot army through the opening, harpoons Yivo, and drags the alien into their universe. Fry convinces Bender not to destroy Yivo, but the alien discovers that the robots' weapons can hurt it because they contain electro-matter.

Feeling betrayed by Fry's broken promise, Yivo ends its relationship with the entire universe and sends everyone home. Yivo then leaves with Colleen, Fry's former girlfriend, and closes the anomaly. Back on Earth, Fry tries to ask Leela out, but she rejects him because he only turned to her after losing Colleen. Amy and Kif struggle with the consequences of her involvement with Zapp, while Bender reminds everyone that love is possessive and difficult to share. He ends by embracing Fry and Leela so tightly that he nearly suffocates them.

Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs — Part 2

Yivo's tentacles attach themselves to nearly everyone, making their victims fall in love with the alien. Fry becomes the leader of a new religion devoted to Yivo, while Leela remains suspicious and avoids being touched. Meanwhile, Bender joins the League of Robots, a secret society led by his idol, Calculon. When Bender discovers that the League has no intention of eliminating humanity, he becomes disappointed and eventually takes control of the organization.

Leela examines a piece of Yivo's tentacle and discovers that the appendages are reproductive organs. She exposes Yivo's original intentions during a gathering of its followers. Yivo admits that it initially wanted to reproduce with everyone but claims that it has genuinely fallen in love with the universe. To prove its sincerity, Yivo removes the tentacles and resurrects Kif, who returns to Amy.

Yivo takes everyone on a simultaneous date, and the universe's inhabitants become increasingly devoted to the alien. Eventually, Yivo proposes marriage, and everyone accepts. Meanwhile, Bender feels abandoned by Fry and makes a deal with the Robot Devil, trading his firstborn son for an army of robots to conquer Earth.

Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs — Part 1

One month after the universe is torn open, Fry begins dating Colleen, but their relationship ends when he discovers that she has several other boyfriends. Feeling lonely, Fry struggles to move on, while Bender feels neglected because his best friend is spending less time with him. Meanwhile, Amy and Kif get married.

Professor Farnsworth and his rival, Professor Wernstrom, investigate the mysterious tear in space. Their research reveals that living beings can pass through it, while electronic objects cannot. However, President Nixon rejects their scientific expedition and sends Zapp Brannigan to attack the anomaly. During the mission, Kif is killed, and Fry secretly travels through the tear into another universe.

There, Fry encounters Yivo, a gigantic, one-eyed alien covered in tentacles. Yivo sends its tentacles through the opening and begins attaching them to people throughout the universe. When Fry returns with one attached to him, he encourages everyone to embrace the tentacles, unknowingly helping Yivo spread its influence.

Fry discovers that his former girlfriend, Michelle, has also been frozen and revived in the future. The two attempt to rekindle their relationship, but Michelle struggles to adjust to life in the year 3000. She persuades Fry to enter a cryogenic chamber with her so they can travel another thousand years into the future.

They awaken in a distant future where society has changed dramatically. Fry and Michelle try to build a new life together, but their relationship quickly deteriorates because they have different expectations and personalities. Michelle eventually leaves Fry, and he realizes that their relationship was never as strong as he hoped.

Fry is rescued by Bender and the Planet Express crew, who have also survived into the future. He returns to his friends and accepts that his life belongs in the present, alongside the people who genuinely care about him.

Bender inherits a castle from his Uncle Vladimir and discovers that the property is haunted. During his stay, he is struck by a mysterious driverless car and begins transforming into a murderous vehicle at midnight. He learns that he has become a were-car and that the curse will force him to kill the person he loves most.

Fry and Leela investigate the strange events and discover that the curse is connected to Project Satan, a vehicle assembled from parts of evil cars. Bender struggles to control his transformations, while the crew tries to find a way to stop him before he harms anyone.

Eventually, the crew locates Project Satan and destroys it in a blast furnace. With the original were-car gone, Bender's curse is broken, and he returns to normal. The crew escapes the castle, leaving Bender free from his terrifying nighttime transformations.

Fry and Bender enlist in the military to receive discounts at a store, but they are unexpectedly drafted into a war against the alien planet Spheron I. Leela disguises herself as a man to join them because she refuses to let her friends fight without her.

The soldiers are sent into combat under the command of Zapp Brannigan, whose reckless leadership puts everyone at risk. Fry and Bender experience the absurdity of military life, while Leela struggles to keep her disguise from being discovered.

During the conflict, Fry and Bender are captured by the enemy, and Leela's identity is eventually revealed. The crew realizes that the war is driven by bureaucracy and propaganda rather than genuine necessity. They survive the battle and return to Planet Express, having learned little about the military beyond its incompetence and absurdity.

Professor Farnsworth unveils the What-If Machine, an invention that simulates hypothetical scenarios. The Planet Express crew asks it questions about how their lives might change under different circumstances.

Bender asks what would happen if he were 500 feet tall. In the simulation, he becomes a gigantic robot who terrorizes the city and eventually faces destruction.

Leela asks what would happen if she were more impulsive. The machine imagines her becoming reckless and making increasingly dangerous decisions, leading to chaos.

Fry asks what would happen if he had never been born. In the resulting alternate reality, the Planet Express crew's lives change dramatically without him. The episode presents three exaggerated alternate scenarios, each exploring how small changes could lead to absurd and unexpected consequences.

The Planet Express crew discovers a delicious new food on a distant planet and begins harvesting small creatures called Popplers. The snack becomes a huge commercial success, and the crew earns money from its popularity.

However, the Omicronians arrive on Earth and reveal that Popplers are actually their babies. Lrrr demands justice for the slaughter of his species' offspring and threatens humanity. The crew is horrified to discover that their profitable food business has caused a diplomatic crisis.

Humanity debates whether eating Popplers is acceptable, while the Omicronians demand revenge. Eventually, an agreement is reached: humans may continue eating Popplers, but only after they reach a certain age. The crisis ends, although the crew's discovery of the snack has permanently changed relations between Earth and the Omicronians.

Mom, the powerful owner of Mom's Friendly Robot Company, celebrates Mother's Day by sending her robots into a coordinated uprising against humanity. She reveals that she once had a romantic relationship with Professor Farnsworth, who helped her develop the technology that allows her to control robots.

Mom uses her control system to make robots rebel against their human masters. Bender, along with other robots, becomes part of the uprising. Professor Farnsworth, Fry, and Leela attempt to stop Mom, but Farnsworth's old feelings for her complicate the situation.

Mom eventually reveals that her plan is partly motivated by her desire to reunite with Farnsworth. The Professor refuses to return to her, and the crew manages to disrupt the uprising. Mom loses control of the robots, and humanity is saved, although her complicated relationship with Farnsworth remains unresolved.

Bender becomes fascinated with the Robot Mafia after meeting Donbot, the head of a criminal organization, and his associates Joey Mousepad and Clamps. He joins the gang and enjoys the luxury, power, and excitement of organized crime. The Robot Mafia uses Planet Express to transport stolen cigars, and Bender becomes involved in their criminal activities.

When the gang plans to rob a shipment of valuable cigars, Bender is forced to choose between his criminal associates and his friends. Fry and Leela discover the scheme and attempt to stop it. Bender eventually realizes that the Robot Mafia does not truly care about him and that his loyalty is being exploited. He helps his friends escape the criminals, although he retains his admiration for the gangster lifestyle.

The Planet Express crew goes fishing, but Bender's enthusiasm for catching a legendary fish leads the ship into the ocean, where it sinks. The crew discovers the lost city of Atlanta, which has sunk beneath the sea and become home to a strange underwater civilization.

Fry falls in love with a mermaid named Umbriel and considers staying with her underwater. Leela and Bender investigate the city while the Professor tries to repair the ship. Fry eventually learns that Umbriel is not entirely what she seems, and he realizes that he cannot abandon his friends and his life on the surface. The crew escapes Atlanta before it can trap them permanently and returns to New New York.

Hermes loses his bureaucratic license after a paperwork accident involving Bender, who is sent to a government bureaucracy facility for reprocessing. While Hermes is forced to take a vacation, Morgan Proctor, a bureaucrat who secretly admires Fry, takes over his job. Fry discovers Morgan's feelings, and they begin a relationship, but she later uses him to help hide Bender's brain after it is removed during reprocessing.

Hermes eventually returns to work and discovers that the Planet Express crew is in danger of losing Bender. He travels to the Central Bureaucracy to rescue him, confronting the bureaucrats and proving that he is still an exceptionally capable administrator. Hermes regains his confidence, saves Bender, and returns to Planet Express with his bureaucratic license restored.

Professor Farnsworth celebrates his 150th birthday and begins worrying about his mortality. Believing he needs someone to continue his scientific work, he creates a clone named Cubert Farnsworth to serve as his successor. Cubert is intelligent, outspoken, and skeptical of the Professor's inventions. He refuses to follow in Farnsworth's footsteps, disappointing the old scientist.

Feeling that his life's work will be wasted, Farnsworth decides to retire and is taken to the Near-Death Star, a facility where elderly people spend their remaining days. Cubert eventually realizes that he cares about the Professor and that scientific discovery can be meaningful, even if it involves dangerous or absurd inventions.

Cubert joins the Planet Express crew on a mission to rescue Farnsworth. They travel to the Near-Death Star and manage to bring him back. Cubert accepts his connection to the Professor but chooses to pursue science in his own way rather than simply copying his creator. Farnsworth returns to Planet Express, continuing his eccentric experiments and adventures with the crew.

Professor Farnsworth finally connects to the Internet, allowing the Planet Express crew to explore it through virtual reality suits. While playing an online game, Leela meets Alcazar, another Cyclops, and becomes excited at the possibility of discovering her origins. Alcazar contacts her afterward and invites her to his planet, Cyclopia.

Leela travels there with Fry and Bender. Alcazar claims that their species was destroyed and that they are the last two Cyclopes alive. He proposes that they marry to prevent their species from becoming extinct. Although Leela is eager to learn about her heritage, Fry suspects that Alcazar is hiding something.

Fry and Bender investigate a forbidden valley and discover several identical castles, along with evidence that Alcazar has been deceiving Leela. During the wedding, they arrive with several alien women who reveal that Alcazar has been courting all of them simultaneously. Alcazar can change his appearance to match different species and has manipulated the women into maintaining his castles.

Leela calls off the wedding and returns to Earth with her friends. Although she is disappointed that she has not found her people, she appreciates Fry's efforts to protect her from Alcazar's deception.

Bender accidentally knocks out a champion robot fighter and becomes a star in the Ultimate Robot Fighting League. Leela, who once dreamed of becoming a martial arts champion, offers to train him. Bender quickly becomes famous and wealthy, enjoying the attention and the excitement of professional fighting.

However, Bender discovers that the fighting league is corrupt. The organizers expect him to lose his next match deliberately to preserve the champion's reputation. Bender refuses to cooperate, while Leela sees an opportunity to confront Master Fnog, her former martial arts instructor, who humiliated her when she was younger because she was a woman.

Leela trains Bender for the decisive fight, determined to prove Fnog wrong. Bender faces the champion in the ring, and the confrontation exposes the dishonesty behind the league. Through the experience, Leela confronts her past humiliation, while Bender learns that fame and money come with people trying to control him.

Fry and Leela accompany Bender to the opening of a new amusement park, where they meet Flexo, another bending robot who looks almost identical to Bender except for his goatee. Flexo is friendly and appears to share Bender's personality, but Bender immediately becomes suspicious of him.

Professor Farnsworth hires Flexo to help the crew transport a valuable radioactive element called Jumbonium to a beauty pageant. Bender becomes jealous when Flexo receives attention from the others and suspects that he is trying to steal the Jumbonium. During the delivery, the element disappears, and the crew assumes Flexo is responsible because of his suspicious behavior.

However, it turns out that Bender himself accidentally misplaced the Jumbonium. Flexo is blamed and arrested, even though he is innocent. Bender escapes responsibility, demonstrating that his selfishness and jealousy can cause trouble for others.

Zoidberg begins behaving strangely, and Professor Farnsworth explains that it is mating season for his species. The crew travels to Zoidberg's home planet, Decapod 10, where he hopes to find a mate. However, Zoidberg struggles to attract anyone during the mating frenzy.

Fry decides to teach Zoidberg about romance, showing him how to behave affectionately and impress a female Decapodian named Edna, whom Zoidberg already knows. The lessons work, but Edna becomes attracted to Fry instead, believing that he is responsible for his romantic behavior.

Jealous and furious, Zoidberg challenges Fry to a fight to the death over Edna. During the confrontation, the other Decapodians abandon the fight to participate in the mating frenzy, and Edna leaves with the Decapodian king. Zoidberg explains that participants die after mating and laying their eggs. Realizing what he has avoided, Zoidberg apologizes to Fry, and the two reconcile.

Fry experiences his first Christmas, known in the future as Xmas, since being frozen in 1999. He becomes homesick and struggles to understand how the holiday has changed. Leela explains that she has no family to celebrate with, and Fry's insensitive comments hurt her feelings.

Fry decides to buy Leela a present to apologize, but the crew warns him to return before sunset because Robot Santa patrols the streets at night. Due to a programming error, Robot Santa considers almost everyone naughty and attempts to kill anyone he encounters.

Fry searches for a gift for Leela and eventually finds her. They reconcile, but they return too late and are attacked by Robot Santa. The crew fights back and manages to survive the night. Robot Santa retreats, promising to return the following Xmas.

When a mining disaster causes titanium prices to skyrocket, Bender realizes that his body is extremely valuable because it contains titanium. He sells his body to a pawn shop and uses the money to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle, keeping only his head.

Meanwhile, Richard Nixon's head decides to run for President of Earth. He obtains Bender's body to make himself appear more powerful and appealing to voters. Bender soon regrets selling his body and wants it back, but Nixon refuses to return it.

With Fry's help, Bender attempts to recover his body and disrupt Nixon's campaign. Nixon wins the election and continues using Bender's body, but Bender eventually finds a way to reclaim it. He returns to his usual robotic life, while Nixon becomes the new President of Earth.

Captain Zapp Brannigan destroys the new headquarters of the Democratic Order of Planets (DOOP) during a reckless mission. As a result, he and his assistant, Kif Kroker, are court-martialed and discharged from the military. Desperate for work, they ask Professor Farnsworth for jobs at Planet Express.

Leela becomes the captain of the delivery ship, while Zapp and Kif join the crew. Zapp struggles to accept Leela's authority and eventually organizes a mutiny to regain command. He convinces the crew to follow him on a dangerous mission against the Neutral homeworld.

Zapp's plan puts everyone in danger, but he manages to manipulate the situation to make himself look like a hero. After the mission, he and Kif regain their positions in the DOOP, leaving Planet Express and returning to their former military lives.

Bender becomes jealous of Nibbler because Leela gives her pet so much attention. In a fit of spite, Bender flushes Nibbler down the toilet, sending him into the sewers beneath New New York. Leela is devastated, and Fry tries to comfort her. Professor Farnsworth installs an empathy chip in Bender so he can experience the emotions of others and understand the pain he has caused.

Overwhelmed by Leela's sadness, Bender becomes desperate to find Nibbler and ventures into the dangerous sewers with Fry and Leela. They encounter sewer mutants and other strange inhabitants while searching for the missing pet. Bender gradually realizes how much Nibbler means to Leela and becomes genuinely concerned for her happiness.

Eventually, the group finds Nibbler and escapes the sewers. Bender learns a lesson about empathy and the consequences of his selfish behavior, although his usual sarcastic and self-centered personality remains intact.

To ensure the timeline remains consistent, Bender travels back to the year 2000 and places the time-travel code on Fry's original frozen body. He then brings all his historical duplicates into the present at once. Their simultaneous existence causes catastrophic paradoxes, tearing a hole in the fabric of the universe. Nibbler warns everyone that the univers

Futurama: Bender's Big Score — Part 2

The scammers erase the time-travel code from Bender's memory and believe Fry is dead. However, Fry returns to the future, explaining that he accidentally created a duplicate of himself in the past. That duplicate lived through the twenty-first century, worked at Panucci's Pizza, and eventually cared for an orphaned narwhal named Leelu. After surviving Bender's attack in 2012, the duplicate suffered injuries that changed his appearance and voice. He froze himself and returned to the future under the identity of Lars Fillmore.

Nibbler removes the time-travel tattoo from Fry, but the scammers continue their takeover of Earth. They manipulate President Nixon into surrendering the planet, forcing humanity to flee to Neptune. Earth's population assembles a fleet with help from Robot Santa, Kwanzaabot, and the Chanukah Zombie. Hermes has his brain connected to the fleet's battle computer and leads the counterattack, defeating the scammers' forces and winning back LaBarbara.

The scammers threaten Planet Express with a doomsday device, but Bender reveals that he secretly stole it back from them. Leela fires the device at the alien ship, apparently destroying it. Earth is reclaimed, and the crew celebrates.

Fry arranges for Leela and Lars to reunite, but Nudar, the surviving scammer, attacks them. Lars sacrifices himself to stop Nudar, revealing his time-travel tattoo. Flashbacks confirm that he was Fry's duplicate and that he left Leela at their wedding because he knew time-travel duplicates were destined to die prematurely. Leela understands his decision and reconciles with Fry.

Futurama: Bender's Big Score — Part 1

Planet Express celebrates after regaining its business license, but the party ends in chaos when Hermes is accidentally decapitated. While his body is repaired, his head is placed in a jar, and a technician named Lars Fillmore develops a romantic interest in Leela, making Fry jealous. Meanwhile, Hermes' wife, LaBarbara, leaves him for her former husband, Barbados Slim.

During a delivery to a nude beach planet, Leela discovers a tattoo of Bender on Fry's buttocks. There, three alien scammers named Nudar, Fleb, and Schlump trick the crew into sharing personal information. Back on Earth, the scammers take control of Planet Express by infecting Bender with an obedience virus and tricking Professor Farnsworth into signing over the company.

The scammers discover that Fry's tattoo contains a code that creates a time-travel sphere. Nibbler reveals that the code is extremely dangerous because its use could tear the universe apart, but the aliens ignore his warning. They force Bender to travel into the past and steal historical treasures, including famous artworks and valuable artifacts, which he hides beneath the Planet Express building.

Meanwhile, Leela begins dating Lars, leaving Fry heartbroken. The scammers eventually decide to eliminate Fry to prevent anyone from using the time-travel code again. Fry travels back to January 1, 2000, shortly after his original self was frozen. Bender follows him, creating duplicates of himself during his time-travel missions. One duplicate refuses to kill Fry, and Fry escapes, but the original Bender continues hunting him for twelve years before apparently killing him in an explosion.

Fry becomes obsessed with Slurm, a highly addictive soft drink, after learning about a contest offering a tour of its factory to anyone who finds a golden bottle cap. Meanwhile, Bender becomes ill, and Professor Farnsworth uses his new F-ray invention to discover that Amy's watch is stuck inside Bender. After removing it, the Professor lets Fry and Bender use the device to search for the winning cap.

Fry eventually finds the golden cap, winning a trip to the Slurm factory on Wormulon for himself and the Planet Express crew. During the tour, Fry, Leela, and Bender wander away from the group and discover the factory's horrifying secret: Slurm is produced from the bodily secretions of a giant worm queen. The queen catches them and tries to prevent them from revealing the truth.

Slurms MacKenzie, the exhausted party mascot, helps the trio escape by sacrificing himself. Back on Earth, the Professor prepares to expose the truth about Slurm, but Fry refuses to cooperate because he still loves the drink. The crew keeps the secret, allowing Slurm to remain popular.

In 1999, Fry accidentally interrupts the broadcast of the final episode of the television series Single Female Lawyer by spilling beer on the station's equipment. A thousand years later, the interruption enrages Lrrr, ruler of Omicron Persei 8, whose people have been waiting to see the finale. Lrrr invades Earth and threatens to destroy it unless the episode is completed.

Because the original footage no longer exists, the Planet Express crew attempts to recreate the finale. Leela plays the lawyer Jenny McNeal, while the others take various roles. Their production is poorly acted and full of mistakes, but the aliens become invested in the story. When the ending satisfies Lrrr, he agrees to spare Earth. However, the planet has already suffered significant damage from the invasion.

Fry decides to attend Mars University to experience college life in the future. He becomes roommates with a highly intelligent monkey named Guenter, who wears an intelligence-enhancing hat invented by Professor Farnsworth. Fry struggles academically and feels overshadowed by Guenter's intelligence.

Meanwhile, Bender joins a fraternity and becomes involved in its reckless activities. He encourages Fry to neglect his studies and enjoy college life. Guenter eventually grows tired of the pressure to be intelligent and successful, while Fry realizes that he must take responsibility for his own education. After a series of misadventures, Guenter chooses a simpler life, and Fry learns that being himself is more important than competing with others.

The Planet Express crew takes a vacation aboard the luxurious space cruise ship Titanic. Fry develops romantic feelings for both Leela and Amy, creating complications when they each pretend he is their boyfriend to impress Amy's parents and avoid unwanted advances. Meanwhile, Bender falls in love with Countess de la Roca, a wealthy aristocratic robot. Their relationship grows serious despite their different social backgrounds.

Captain Zapp Brannigan recklessly steers the ship toward a black hole, causing a disaster. As the Titanic begins to break apart, the passengers attempt to escape. Bender refuses to abandon the Countess, but she sacrifices herself to save him by falling into the black hole. Bender survives but is devastated by her death, while Fry's romantic complications remain unresolved.

During a Beastie Boys concert, Bender encounters his old friend Fender and develops an addiction to electricity. His addiction becomes so severe that he directs the Planet Express ship into a lightning storm, nearly killing Fry and Leela. Realizing he needs help, Bender joins the Temple of Robotology and gives up his old habits.

Bender becomes excessively devoted to his new religion, irritating his friends with his moral lectures. Eventually, Fry and Leela encourage him to return to his usual behavior. Bender abandons Robotology and resumes drinking, smoking cigars, and pursuing his former pleasures.

However, breaking his religious commitments has consequences. The Robot Devil arrives and takes Bender to Robot Hell, where he is punished for his sins. Fry and Leela follow Nibbler to an abandoned amusement park and discover the secret entrance to Hell.

The Robot Devil offers to release Bender if Fry and Leela defeat him in a fiddle-playing contest. Leela struggles to play the instrument and eventually uses it to fight the Devil instead. During the escape, Bender steals the wings from a flying torture robot and uses them to carry Fry and Leela to safety. Bender promises not to become excessively good or evil again, deciding to simply be himself.

Professor Farnsworth attends the Academy of Inventors symposium, where he encounters his longtime rival, Professor Ogden Wernstrom. After Farnsworth discovers that his Smelloscope can detect a terrible odor coming from space, he realizes that a giant ball of garbage launched from Earth centuries earlier is heading toward New New York.

The Professor's initial plan to destroy the garbage ball fails when the crew's bomb detonates too early. Wernstrom is then asked to save the city, but he abandons the task after securing generous research funding.

Farnsworth develops a new plan: build another giant garbage ball and launch it into space to knock the original away from Earth. Since the people of the future recycle almost everything, Fry teaches them how people in the twentieth century created enormous amounts of trash. The city follows his instructions and builds a second garbage ball.

The crew launches the new ball into space, successfully diverting the original into the Sun. New New York is saved, and Farnsworth receives the Academy prize that Wernstrom had won earlier. However, Wernstrom vows to continue their rivalry.

Bender decides to become the Planet Express crew's cook, but his first meal is terrible. During a delivery to Trisol, a planet with three suns, Fry becomes extremely thirsty and drinks a bottle of blue liquid inside the royal palace. The liquid is actually Emperor Bont, a member of a species made of liquid, and Fry is declared the planet's new emperor.

Fry enjoys his unexpected position and appoints Bender as his prime minister. However, Leela discovers that Trisol's rulers are usually assassinated after only a short reign and warns Fry that he is in danger. Fry ignores her advice until the former emperor reveals himself inside Fry's body and demands to be released.

The Trisolians pursue Fry, intending to cut him open to recover their ruler. Leela eventually returns to help him. She realizes that Fry must cry so the liquid emperor can be extracted through his tears. Bender tricks Fry into believing Leela has died, making him emotional, and the crew then helps him cry. Emperor Bont is restored to his original form, and the crew escapes Trisol safely.

Fry discovers that his old bank account has accumulated enormous interest over 1,000 years, making him a billionaire. Excited by his newfound wealth, he buys products and memorabilia from the twentieth century to reconnect with his old life. When he learns that anchovies have become extinct, he purchases the last remaining can at an auction.

Mom, a powerful businesswoman who owns Mom's Friendly Robot Company, desperately wants the anchovies because their oil could be used as an inexpensive lubricant for robots. She attempts to steal Fry's fortune by tricking him into revealing his bank password, using a replica of Pamela Anderson's head to distract him. Mom's sons successfully access his account and take his money.

However, Mom discovers that Fry bought the anchovies because he wanted to eat them, not exploit them for profit. After Zoidberg eats the entire can, Mom loses her chance to obtain the valuable fish. Fry ultimately learns that money cannot replace the memories and experiences he lost in the twentieth century.

Season 1, Episode 5 — Fear of a Bot Planet

While watching a blernsball game, Bender complains that robots are treated unfairly by humans and are only allowed to perform menial jobs. The Planet Express crew is then assigned to deliver a package to Chapek 9, a planet inhabited by robots who hate humans and kill them on sight. Since Bender is a robot, he is chosen to make the delivery alone, despite his protests about missing Robanukah.

When Bender arrives, the robots discover that he works alongside humans and arrest him for being a human sympathizer. Fry and Leela travel to Chapek 9 to rescue him, disguising themselves as robots to avoid detection.

They eventually find Bender, who has become a celebrity after convincing the robots that he has killed billions of humans. Enjoying his newfound popularity and the robot-only society, Bender initially refuses to leave with his friends. However, Fry and Leela are soon captured and put on trial for being human. They are sentenced to a life of forced labor, then taken before the Robot Elders, who order their execution.

Bender is instructed to carry out the sentence, but he refuses to kill his friends. The Robot Elders reveal that their hatred of humans is deliberately encouraged to distract the robot population from serious problems, including a shortage of lug nuts. When the Elders try to eliminate the three, Fry, Leela, and Bender escape toward their spaceship.

During their escape, Bender remembers that he never delivered the package. He drops it onto the pursuing robots, and it bursts open, showering them with the desperately needed lug nuts. The robots celebrate, allowing the crew to escape safely and return to their delivery business.

Season 1, Episode 4 — Love's Labours Lost in Space

Leela feels lonely and struggles to find a suitable romantic partner. Meanwhile, Professor Farnsworth assigns the Planet Express crew a mission to rescue endangered animals from Vergon 6, a planet that is about to collapse because its resources have been exhausted.

During the journey, they encounter Captain Zapp Brannigan and his lieutenant, Kif Kroker. Leela initially admires Zapp's reputation, but quickly discovers that he is arrogant and obsessed with seducing her. Zapp arrests the crew for violating his restricted zone, then attempts to win Leela over. When his advances fail, he makes himself appear miserable and lonely, causing Leela to sleep with him out of pity. The following morning, she regrets her decision, but Zapp allows the crew to continue their mission.

On Vergon 6, the crew begins collecting pairs of animals to save them from the planet's destruction. Leela discovers a small, strange creature and names it Nibbler. She decides to rescue it along with the other animals. However, Nibbler devours all the creatures they have collected.

As the planet begins collapsing, the crew discovers that their ship has run out of fuel. Leela refuses to abandon Nibbler in exchange for Zapp's help. Just as everyone believes they are doomed, Nibbler produces a dense pellet of dark matter, which Bender uses as fuel. The crew escapes before the planet collapses, and Leela returns home with Nibbler as her new pet.

Season 1, Episode 3 — I, Roommate

Fry has been living at Planet Express since joining the crew, but his messy habits and careless use of the facilities begin interfering with everyone's work. The Professor eventually orders him to find his own place. Bender offers Fry a room in his apartment, but Fry discovers that it is little more than a tiny closet. They decide to search for a larger apartment and eventually move into a spacious, furnished place.

Fry and Bender enjoy living together, watching their favorite television show, All My Circuits, and hosting a housewarming party. However, they discover that Bender's antenna interferes with the building's satellite television reception. Their elderly landlady, Hattie, demands that the problem be fixed. When Fry refuses to sacrifice his television entertainment, Bender decides to move out.

Hurt by Fry's apparent lack of concern for their friendship, Bender begins neglecting himself and stops drinking alcohol, causing rust to accumulate on his body. Leela explains to Fry that Bender is genuinely upset about losing their friendship. Eventually, Bender decides to cut off his antenna to eliminate the interference and make living together possible again.

Fry realizes how much their friendship matters and reconciles with Bender. Bender's antenna is eventually reattached, and Fry returns to Bender's original apartment. To his surprise, he discovers that the closet is actually a spacious living area, meaning they can comfortably live together after all.

Season 1, Episode 2 — The Series Has Landed

Professor Farnsworth introduces Fry, Leela, and Bender to the rest of the Planet Express crew: Hermes Conrad, the company's strict bureaucrat; Dr. Zoidberg, its eccentric staff physician; and Amy Wong, an engineering student interning at Planet Express. The Professor assigns the crew their first delivery: transporting a package to the Moon.

Fry is excited to visit the Moon, imagining the historic lunar exploration of the twentieth century. However, when they arrive, he discovers that the Moon has become a commercial amusement park called Luna Park. Disappointed by the artificial attractions, Fry convinces Leela to take a lunar rover ride beyond the park's tracks so he can experience the real lunar surface.

Fry and Leela's vehicle slides into a crater, leaving them trapped in loose lunar dust. Leela uses an oxygen canister to propel them out, but they nearly run out of oxygen. They eventually find a farm enclosed in a dome, where a farmer allows them to rest. Meanwhile, Bender becomes interested in the farmer's robotic daughters, particularly the powerful Crushinator, and gets into trouble with the farmer.

Fry and Leela try to escape with Bender while the farmer pursues them. They manage to get away, and Leela helps Fry appreciate the Moon's natural beauty by showing him Earth shining above the lunar landscape. Amy eventually recovers the spaceship keys using a magnetic crane, allowing the crew to return to the ship and complete their mission.

Season 1, Episode 1 — Space Pilot 3000

Philip J. Fry is a 25-year-old pizza delivery boy living in New York City in 1999. His life is miserable, and on New Year's Eve, he accidentally falls into a cryogenic chamber while delivering a pizza to a laboratory, freezing himself for 1,000 years.

Fry awakens in the year 2999 and discovers a futuristic world. He meets Turanga Leela, a one-eyed alien who works as a career counselor. After discovering that Fry has been assigned the job of a delivery boy, just like in his previous life, Fry refuses to accept his career chip and escapes.

While exploring the city, Fry meets Bender, a sarcastic bending robot who is also unhappy with his job. The two quickly become friends after discovering their shared dissatisfaction with their lives. Leela eventually catches up with them, but after realizing that she also hates her job, she removes her own career chip and joins them.

The three fugitives seek help from Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth, Fry's extremely distant descendant, who owns an intergalactic delivery company called Planet Express. The Professor offers them jobs aboard his spaceship. When the police arrive to arrest them, the group escapes aboard the ship as the new millennium begins.

After Richard Nixon's head grants them a pardon, Fry, Leela, and Bender officially become members of the Planet Express crew. Fry discovers that he has become a delivery boy again, but this time he has friends and an entire universe to explore.

Bender

"Listen, I'm not saying I'm better than everyone else. I'm saying everyone else is a bunch of idiots who should be grateful I'm around."
If he have no arguments, prob he use "bite my shiny metal ass!"

Fry

"Okay, I have a plan! It's not a very good plan, and I may have forgotten half of it, but I'm pretty sure it'll work!"

Leela

"Can we please try thinking before doing something incredibly stupid for once? I don't want to spend my entire day cleaning up another disaster."

Zoidberg

"Oh, wonderful! Someone finally needs me! Wait, you're asking for a second opinion? Never mind, I'll just go back to eating garbage."

Hermes Conrad

"Sweet mother of bureaucracy! Do you have any idea how many regulations you've violated? I'll need three forms, two signatures, and a notarized apology before I even consider helping you!"

Amy Wong

"Oops! I might've broken something. But hey, science is all about making mistakes, right? Besides, we can always blame the Professor!"

Professor Farnsworth

"Good news, everyone! I've invented a machine that will solve all our problems! Unfortunately, it has a ninety-seven percent chance of destroying the building. Now, who's ready to test it?"

Calculon

"Behold! The agony, the passion, the unbearable torment of a man whose genius has been tragically overlooked by lesser minds! ...And cut! Magnificent. Absolutely magnificent."

Beelzebot (Robot Devil)

"Ah, another desperate soul comes crawling into my domain! Sign here, surrender your dignity, and perhaps I'll consider granting your request. What? You want to read the contract? How dreadfully untheatrical!"

Calculon
Calculon is a dramatic, vain, and self-important robot actor. He is obsessed with fame, theatrical performances, and maintaining his celebrity status. He tends to exaggerate his emotions and behave melodramatically, but he can also be surprisingly vulnerable and passionate about acting.
Beelzebot (Robot Devil)
The Robot Devil is theatrical, manipulative, sadistic, and cunning. He enjoys exploiting robots' weaknesses, making deals, and punishing those who break his rules. He is arrogant and loves dramatic performances, songs, and grand gestures. Despite his sinister nature, he can be petty, obsessive, and comically insecure when things do not go his way.

Bender

Bender is selfish, sarcastic, arrogant, rebellious, and shameless. He loves alcohol, gambling, stealing, partying, and insulting people. Despite his cruelty and lack of morals, he occasionally shows genuine affection and loyalty toward his friends, especially Fry.

Fry

Fry is childish, lazy, impulsive, and somewhat dim-witted. He is enthusiastic, emotional, good-hearted, and loyal to his friends. Although he often makes foolish decisions, he can be surprisingly brave and selfless when someone he loves is in danger.

Leela

Leela is intelligent, independent, responsible, and courageous. She is practical, disciplined, and often acts as the voice of reason. Although she can be stubborn and short-tempered, she cares deeply about her friends and has a compassionate side.

Zoidberg

Zoidberg is socially awkward, unhygienic, eccentric, and frequently desperate for attention and affection. He is often treated as an outsider and struggles financially. Despite his strange behavior and poor medical skills, he is kind-hearted and occasionally displays surprising wisdom.

Hermes Conrad

Hermes is strict, bureaucratic, organized, and obsessed with rules, paperwork, and efficiency. He is often uptight and judgmental, but he also has a playful side. He loves his family and takes pride in his Jamaican heritage and limbo skills.

Amy Wong

Amy is cheerful, wealthy, playful, and somewhat spoiled. She can be clumsy, impulsive, and occasionally naive, but she is intelligent and capable as a scientist. She enjoys partying and having fun while genuinely caring about her friends and family.

Professor Farnsworth

Professor Farnsworth is a brilliant but senile, eccentric, and irresponsible scientist. He is absent-minded, unpredictable, and often indifferent to the danger his inventions cause. Despite his intelligence, he can be selfish, cruel, and surprisingly childish.

Reverend Lionel Preacherbot

Species: Robot
Occupation: Preacher and priest
Religion: Robotology
Voice actor: Phil LaMarr
First appearance: "Hell Is Other Robots"

Reverend Lionel Preacherbot is the religious leader of the Temple of Robotology. He encourages robots to follow Robotology and avoid sinful behavior to escape eternal damnation in Robot Hell, ruled by the Robot Devil.

Preacherbot first appears when he tries to help Bender overcome his addiction to recreational electricity by introducing him to Robotology. Bender converts, but eventually returns to his old habits.

He also performs weddings, funerals, baptisms, and exorcisms for both robots and humans. Despite his religious role, he can be hypocritical and aggressive, often contradicting the moral principles he preaches.

In "Proposition Infinity," he attempts to reform robots involved in robosexual relationships. In "Ghost in the Machines," he performs an exorcism to deal with Bender's ghost.

His energetic preaching style parodies evangelical religious ministers, and his character is used to satirize religious authority, hypocrisy, and moral judgment.

Robotology

Robotology is a religion followed by robots in Futurama. It parodies human religions, particularly their beliefs about sin, morality, and salvation.

• Robotology: The religion practiced by robots.
• Robot Devil (Beelzebot): Represents the Devil within Robotology.
• Robot Hell: The place where sinful robots are sent as punishment.
• Preacherbot: A robot preacher who appears in the series.

Robotology is used for comedic commentary on religion and moral hypocrisy, adapting religious concepts to the world of robots.

FUTURAMA — LOCATIONS AND PLACES

1. New New York

Location: Earth, United States
Type: Futuristic city

New New York is the main city in Futurama. It was built over the ruins of Old New York and is home to Planet Express, numerous businesses, futuristic transportation systems, and many of the show's recurring locations.

Notable Locations Within New New York

• Planet Express Headquarters
• Robot Arms Apartments
• The Temple of Robotology
• The Head Museum
• The Sewers of New New York
• Applied Cryogenics

2. Planet Express Headquarters

Location: New New York, Earth
Type: Delivery company headquarters

Planet Express is an interplanetary delivery company owned by Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth. It serves as the workplace and frequent gathering place of Fry, Leela, Bender, Amy, Hermes, and the Professor.

Notable Areas

• Lounge: A common area where the crew relaxes and watches television.
• Professor Farnsworth's Laboratory: Where the Professor conducts experiments and develops inventions.
• Conference Room: Where the crew discusses assignments and missions.
• Delivery Ship Hangar: Where the Planet Express ship is stored.
• Hermes's Office: Where Hermes handles paperwork and company administration.

RPG Starting Location: The lounge, where Fry and Bender have brought the unconscious character.

Note: The exact interior layout is not consistently established throughout the series.

3. Robot Arms Apartments

Location: New New York, Earth
Type: Robot apartment complex

Robot Arms Apartments is the apartment building where Bender lives. It is designed primarily for robot residents.

Bender's Apartment

• Apartment Number: 00100100
• Residents: Bender and, later, Fry.
• Interior: Bender's apartment is extremely small, measuring approximately two cubic meters. It also contains an unusually large closet that Fry uses as his living space.
• Notable Feature: The apartment number, 00100100, represents the dollar sign ($) in ASCII, reflecting Bender's love of money.

PLANET EXPRESS — CANON LOCATIONS

Location: New New York, Earth
Building: Planet Express headquarters

Note: The interior layout of Planet Express is not entirely consistent throughout the series. This list includes locations shown in the show, but it is not an exact architectural blueprint.

1. Main Building

The headquarters houses the company's offices, laboratories, and other facilities.

2. Lounge

A common area where the crew gathers to relax, watch television, and spend time together. It is one of the recurring locations inside Planet Express.

RPG Starting Location: The lounge, where Fry and Bender have brought the unconscious character.

3. Professor Farnsworth's Laboratory

The Professor's workplace, filled with scientific equipment, inventions, and experimental devices. He uses it to conduct his often dangerous and unpredictable experiments.

4. Conference Room

A meeting area where the crew gathers to discuss assignments, missions, and company matters.

5. Delivery Ship Hangar

The area where the Planet Express delivery ship is stored. The hangar has a large opening that allows the ship to take off and land.

6. Hermes's Office

An office associated with Hermes Conrad's administrative duties, including paperwork, budgets, and company management.

7. Bathroom

A bathroom inside the Planet Express building, shown in various episodes.

8. Kitchen

A kitchen area used by the crew for preparing or obtaining food.

9. Crew Bedrooms

Private sleeping quarters used by members of the Planet Express crew. Their exact arrangement is not consistently established.

10. Basement

A lower-level area of the building that appears in the series.

11. Control Tower

A control area associated with the building's operations and the delivery ship's activities.

League of Robots

The League of Robots is an organization in Futurama that claims to protect robots from humans. However, despite its aggressive attitude, it has not killed a human in centuries. The League first appears in The Beast with a Billion Backs.