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After Fry gets abducted by a UFO and returns to his friends without his nose, he, Leela and Bender set out to find the alien poachers who stole it.

Fry attempts to win Leela's heart by learning how to play a unique instrument, but he realizes that he must make a deal with the Robot Devil to do so.

Professor Farnsworth's latest invention allows the Planet Express crew to view the answers to any of their hypothetical questions.

Professor Farnsworth's latest invention allows the Planet Express crew to view the answers to any of their hypothetical questions.

The Hills decide to join Kahn's family at a condo in Mexico, but have to sneak back across the border when they are arrested for breaking in.

Along with Bobby, Hank is forced to attend a defensive driving course taught by a comedic instructor, who encourages Bobby to get in touch with his roots.

Hank receives an alarming call from the local video store claiming that he is being charged for never returning a pornographic movie that he rented.

Cotton and Dale team up to steal Santa Anna's leg from the Arlen museum before it can be given back to Mexico, but their plan turns into a disaster.

Scientists exploring a mysterious Antarctic pyramid find themselves caught in a centuries-old battle between two deadly and merciless alien races.

A small Colorado town is turned into a nightmarish scene overnight when it becomes the battlefield for two hostile alien species determined to end each other.

A crew of underwater researchers scrambles to reach safety after an earthquake destroys their subterranean laboratory, and they must walk across the seafloor.

Homer gets his own political talk show after a video of one of his rants goes viral, and Marge and Lisa start to worry his opinion might become too powerful.

Lisa creates a social networking site and is called to trial when Springfield's obsession with the site grows chaotic; Patty and Selma compete in the Olympics.

After Moe is heckled for not having any friends, his oldest companion narrates his journey to Springfield, which began in the Middle Ages.

Marge and Lisa's mother-daughter Valentine's Day plans take a turn when Lisa meets Nick, and they fall head over heels for each other in a fairytale romance.

The Simpsons are evicted from Springfield and join an off-the-grid community outside town, but Homer and Marge try to sneak back into Springfield.

Bart becomes a graffiti artist, painting Homer's face all over town, but when he's caught by established street artists, they ask him to be in a gallery show.

Eugene, Tina and Louise re-imagine Wagstaff for their essays, but Bob and Linda hear that their versions of the school are "too creative" and "offensive."

Tina and her family are brought in to cater at her classmate Tammy's Bat Mitzvah, and Tina seizes the chance to check out the boys from different schools.

With Bob and Linda away on a vacation, Teddy works for the name "Uncle Teddy" by setting Tina's crush straight after learning that he just wanted free burgers.

Louise, Gene and Tina wreak havoc on one end in an attempt to hijack a chocolate supply from the restaurant car, and Bob and Linda end up in a wine "taste-off."

When Linda predicts that a telemarketer will call the restaurant and her prediction comes to fruition, she and her children believe that she is a psychic.

While attending her first Equesta-con, a convention held exclusively for an animated pony show, Tina is conned out of giving away her rare toy pony.

Lois manages to hypnotize Peter into better fulfilling her sexual needs; Stewie tries to impress Brian and Chris by giving his treehouse a makeover.

Cleveland loses his mailman job after an especially bad mistake, but he soon finds new purpose in another position working at a brewery.

Peter tries to get out of his household chores by making a hologram of himself.

Stewie accidental stows away in Quagmire's suitcase during a game of "hide and seek" and ends up in Paris; Peter and Lois vacation in Vermont.

A popstar responds to Stewie's innocent comment by turning her fan base on him; Peter enjoys his excess skin after getting lap band surgery.

Peter and Chris try to reconnect after finishing last in a "Generation Gap" game at the carnival; Brian starts to date a carny but struggles to break up later.

Stewie and Doug compete to the be the class "snack captain."

Recounting their first "true love" stories as parodies of "Castaway," "Dirty Dancing" and more.

Mayor Wild West gets help reconnecting with his estranged father, Old West.

After being mistaken for a single parent, Peter gets hooked on all the perks.

Fry finds himself fleeing when Bender is ordered to kill him by a virus that has infiltrated his mind; Fry is told to return to the past by a tattoo.

Fry's discovery that he is sporting a Bender tattoo has far-reaching consequences; Hermes loses it while playing limbo; Leela meets her dream man.

Fry finds out what his life could have been like in the twentieth century; meanwhile, conditions in the thirtieth century continue to worsen.

Leela's wedding day arrives, as the aliens plan to buy the entire planet and banish all of its residents to Neptune, which would lead to a space war for Earth.

After being dumped by her boyfriend, Luanne starts to drive the family crazy by crazing every day and night, leading Hank to find her a new significant other.

Instead of employing a young, sexy female candidate, Hank inadvertently hires a lethargic drug addict for a new position at Strickland Propane.

In order to teach Bobby a life lesson, Hank decides to make him work at the local racetrack, but his new boss turns out to be a mean tyrant.

Bobby's sugar splurge is mistaken for ADD, causing Peggy to blame herself and quit her job, while Luanne fears that she caught the disorder from Bobby.