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Hermes realizes that he would be more efficient as a machine, so he decides to remove unnecessary parts of his body and upgrade himself with robot parts.

Fry becomes a victim of a sausage-making accident, after which he decides to join a group of Neanderthals and lead a battle against an army of spaceships.

When Bender discovers that he and all other robots lack free will, he decides to leave Planet Express behind and embark on a quest for the meaning of life.

Professor Farnsworth is shocked to discover that his parents are living on a space station serving as a retirement home for people past the age of 160.

Nancy turns to her mother (Rue McClanahan) for advice when she starts to lose her hair, and soon learns a terrible secret about her heredity.

Bill gets an aggressive new attitude after he starts weight training; Lucky tries to sue Dale to give Luanne the wedding of her dreams.

Bill gets an aggressive new attitude after he starts weight training; Lucky tries to sue Dale to give Luanne the wedding of her dreams.

Hank and the boys end up in a former Cornhusker star's private suite when they take Bobby to a Texas vs. Nebraska college football game.

Before the American Civil War, a free black man is abducted, sold into slavery and made to work for a series of slave owners under abhorrent conditions.

In the 1950s, a courageous sailor faces racism and a tyrannical diving instructor in his quest to become the Navy's first African American master diver.

Homer lands a new high-level job at a state-of-the-art nuclear plant with help from Professor Frink, who soon comes to regret helping in the first place.

Lisa struggles to control her anxiety after she becomes a professional kid go-kart racer.

A minor parenting disagreement spirals into all-out war between Marge and Luann.

Marge tries to start a union in a high-pressure ghost kitchen, but things quickly spiral out of control.

Homer and the others from Moe's bar go on a road trip to scatter the ashes of a friend but end up putting their own friendship on death row.

After a fight with Homer and an unexpected windfall, Marge decides to secretly spend the money on herself instead of telling him.

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.

Peter substitutes Meg's dreary newspaper article on Mayor Adam West with a steamy exposé that tries to out Hollywood actor Luke Perry.

Lois learns Peter is a drunken savant when it comes to playing the piano, after he goes on a drinking binge to win one of Pawtucket Pat's silver scrolls.

Peter tries to teach Chris a lesson in responsibility by getting him a job at the local golf course; Brian convinces Stewie he was poisoned by a booster shot.

Brian becomes a drug-sniffing dog for police to get out of a rut after taking the advice of his therapist, but the cocaine may be more than he can handle.

When Brian leaves the family for Hollywood with dreams of becoming a screenwriter and director, he winds up directing a porn video.

After the toy company Peter works for is taken over by a tobacco company, Peter is set up as the president and is sent to Washington to lobby against a bill.

When a hurricane destroys The Drunken Clam, it is bought by a British man who turns it into an English pub to the dismay of Peter and the gang.

Peter joins the Quahog gun club after an eye-opening encounter with Chris in the sauna; Lois helps Meg get even with the cool kids at school.

Peter gets struck by lightning after distracting Lois to sneak off to play golf, and Death pays a visit while he is barely clinging to life.

Lois takes Tae-Jitsu, quickly becomes a black-belt and scares away all of the frustrating New Yorkers that had come to Quahog to view the leaves.

Bender decides to take a stand for hunted robots, but problems arise when his plan goes awry and he himself becomes the target of a hunt.

When the Robot Mafia takes control of the casino belonging to Amy's family, the Planet Express crew must devise a heist plan to recover the stolen property.

The Planet Express crew are reborn as wild animals struggling for survival; as a salmon, Fry faces vicious predators and towering waterfalls.

Bender meets a well-known, famous folk musician while at a maximum security prison, and he attempts to create a replica of the musician's precious guitar.

Bobby campaigns to have soda machines removed from the school in order to impress a socially conscious girl in his class.

Bobby's turn as a cheerleader for a powder puff football game comes to an end when Peggy's new friend, a former lawyer, petitions to have the squad shut down.

Boomhauer returns to his old stomping grounds to regain his lost surfing mojo after he humilates himself in front of some surf bullies at a water park.

Cotton crashes a party at an upscale Japanese restaurant, where he comes face to face with a chef who he mistakes for an enemy from his World War II days.