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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.

A New York cop, who is visiting Los Angeles, finds himself pitted against a group of ruthless terrorists who are holding guests hostage at a Christmas party.

John McClane plays the reluctant hero when he learns of a terrorist plot at Dulles Airport in Washington, D.C., that could put his wife in harm's way.

A New York cop acquires an unwilling partner as he races against time to stop a mad bomber from using his deadly skills against the city and its residents.

Karma causes Homer's bedwetting problem to worsen; the family goes on a mission to infiltrate his dreams to search for clues in his subconscious.

When Mr. Burns' robots working at the power plants begin to turn on the community, the former power plant employees come to the rescue.

Louise attempts to sell Ambergris, a profitable, but illegal by-product of whale poop that is used for fancy perfumes, on the black market.

When Louise runs away from home during her visit to the dentist's office and seeks refuge at her Aunt Gail's, Linda sends Tina and Gene to bring her back.

When Tina decides to join the cheerleading squad, Gene is the one who is put in the spotlight because of his spirit and abilities.

Bob forms a scheme to persuade Mr. Fischoeder to put Wonder Wharf up for sale, but Tina rallies to keep the wharf's carousel from being destroyed.

Felix makes a questionable move in an act of desperation that puts Bob and Mr. Fischoeder in danger, forcing Linda and the kids to come to the rescue.

Gene decides to put on an unsanctioned version of his "Die Hard" musical after the school turns it down for their fall performance.

When Meg joins the basketball team, Peter's jeering from the crowd ends up inspiring her; Stewie gets lost inside conspiracy theories.

Carter adopts a young girl to restore his public image, leaving Lois feeling jealous.

Peter tries to abuse his work's policy for leave after a pet's death; Brian gives Stewie a signed copy of his book only to later find it in a free library.

The family's trip to Nantucket ends with Lois blocked from a vacation rental app; Stewie and Brian try their luck as door-to-door sales of saltwater taffy.

Stewie and Brian scheme to collect "lost dog" return money until Brian is set to be used in a dangerous social media stunt.

Meg takes Stewie and Brian to Russia after Brian's social media is hacked, but she soon realizes that she actually likes it better there.

Meg's marriage in Russia ends early after she finds out it was just for a green card; Chris joins Principal Shepherd in shooting porn movies at the school.

Peter goes into shock, after he disables the entire Quahog cable system while giving Meg driving lessons; Stewie plots to rid the world of broccoli.

Peter tries to make the best of a bad situation after he ruins Lois' plans for Stewie's birthday party; Meg's new friend tries to recruit her into a cult.

Peter copes with his house arrest by transforming the basement into a successful nightclub; Stewie tries to bypass teething pain by creating a time machine.

An invasion by a many-tentacled creature from another dimension creates mass panic, but Fry soon discovers the heavenly being is merely lonely.

Fry decides to move to the universe on the other side of the tear, and Bender joins a secret robot society; the Professor's expedition ends in disaster.

Fry falls in love with an enormous tentacled monster from beyond the tear that has begun to spread its influence; Amy attempts to cope with Kif's death.

When the tentacled monster asks the entire universe out on a date, the population of Earth decides to leave the planet; the monster brings Kif back to life.

When the Mega-Lo-Mart's propane sales put Hank out of a job, he must turn to the mega store for employment, but is unable to avert disaster.

In the aftermath of the Mega-Lo-Mart explosion, Luanne must overcome two personal tragedies, and becomes an activist, while Hank now fears propane.

Bobby starts dating a girl who is two years old than him, but after discovering that she doesn't take their relationship seriously, he becomes heartbroken.

Peggy finally learns the truth about Nancy's adulterous relationship with John Redcorn and insists that Dale must be informed about it immediately.