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.
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.
A group of wealthy people travel to a private island to dine at a celebrity chef restaurant, but they quickly realize that the whole experience is a death trap.
An assassin wants to do his job peacefully in the wake of several disasters, but trouble arises during his current mission on the world's fastest train.
When Bob inherits a storage unit, the family imagines the treasures that could be inside, but instead find a man who says he was once a mannequin living there.
After spending Christmas Eve outrunning a candy cane truck with their last-minute tree, the Belchers find that Bob's friend gets caught in the kids' Santa trap.
Bob and "Big Bob" dig up an old argument and compete against each other in the kitchen after a Christmas Party, and the kids have a competition of their own.
The family is forced to spend all of their savings to get Bart's new tattoo removed, and with no money for Christmas, Homer is forced to become a store Santa.
When Bart decides to steal the latest video game from the store, he is caught by a security guard and when Marge hears of the incident, she blames herself.
After Chris starts dating the daughter of Rhode Island's richest family, the Griffins are invited to join the Barrington Country Club, much to Carter's chagrin.
Convinced a restaurant placemat is really a treasure map, Peter causes the citizens of Quahog to turn against each other while everyone goes on a hunt.
After finding a twin sprouting from his neck and amputating it out of jealousy, Peter begins to realize he needs his twin's help when he gets in trouble.
After Peter sabotages the Griffins' passports while on a trip to Italy in an attempt to start a new life, the family is forced to follow pesky immigration laws.
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.
Dale realizes that his family doesn't fit in with the upperclass crowd after he agrees to send Joseph to an exclusive prep school on a football scholarship.
Hank tries to make amends after he accidentally lifts a man's wallet; Bobby is sentenced to accompany a police officer after being accused of a crime at school.