Fry, Leela, Bender the robot and the rest of the Futurama gang stars in a series of three vintage and popular Saturday-morning cartoons from the 1980s.
When Homer realizes that he doesn't know his own middle name, he decides to search for it and journeys to a convent of hippies where his mother used to live.
After Grampa's kidney ruptures during a family trip, Homer immediately volunteers to donate one of his but soon changes his mind after a talk with a friend.
After Chief Wiggum implements a curfew for the children of Springfield, the kids decide to create a new TV series, much to the embarrassment of the adults.
Homer cuts a deal with a travel agent where if he can fill a bus of his friends to go to the Super Bowl, he will be admitted for free, but they are counterfeit.
The annual Lobsterfest is cancelled due to a storm, but Bob opens his doors anyway for a festive celebration, and nothing will stop him from participating.
Stewie has a strong reaction to his terminal cooties diagnosis and decides to take drastic action; Peter struggles to take a liking to Bonnie's cooking.
Lois and her father prepare to attend funerary services for her former childhood nanny; Peter and the rest of the family run a hotel out of her family mansion.
Peter's new boss opts to get rid of the thing he loves most about work, office birthday celebrations; Stewie's streak of rebellion sends him to detention.
After getting in a fight with Peter, Lois decides to bring Quagmire to her high school reunion instead; the family is forced to hide a dead pizza delivery man.
The Planet Express crew journeys into Fry's dreams and attempts to complete a mission in the year 1999 and discover the meaning of a mysterious, alien melody.
Unable to support his wife and child, Cotton moves to Arlen to find a job, but is enraged when he can't get a day off to march in the Veteran's Day Parade.