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ROSWELL THAT ENDS WELL

**Fun For the Whole Family Except Grandma and Grampa**
Writer: David X. Cohen Director: Wes Archer Production Code: 3ACV19 Original Air Date: December 9, 2001 Emmy winner for Outstanding Animated Program less than One Hour

Finally the mystery of what crashed landed in Roswell can be explained. When Fry puts a metal Iffy Pop popcorn maker in the microwave while watching a Supernova explode propels the Planet Express ship back in time to 1947 - crash landing in Roswell, New Mexico. Bender becomes another statistic of why you should wear a seat belt and Dr. Zoidberg is captured while cleaning up Bender's pieces. They cannot get back as the microwave that was a catalyst in their time travel is now broken and the problem becomes where to find a new on.
This episode parodies the Back to the Future movies with Fry meeting up with his future grandfather - Enis who is in the military. In trying to make sure he doesn't hurt or kill Enis, Fry puts him in a 'safe' place which happens to turn out to be a nuclear weapons test site. Enis is vaporized in the blast and in trying to console his future grandmother, sleeps with her and becomes his own grandfather. Ewww!
The military puts Bender's body back together in the shape of a space ship and begin an alien autopsy on Zoidberg. Fed up with living in the 20th century Leela and Farnsworth decide to take matters into their own hands and steal a radar dish that would help them create the radioactive waves needed to propel them back to the future! They break into the military compound, steal Bender's body, rescue Dr. Zoidberg and make for the stars. Unfortunately they leave one precious piece of cargo behind that they later dig up 1000 years in the future.
Real good episode with plenty of 3d graphics to oogle over. Funny story line with many laughable moments (graviolas!) and situations. Farnsworth dressed as a zoot-suiter and Enis' drill seargent telling him to clean the latrine so that it is capable of being eaten off of - because he intends to! Dr. Zoidberg had some really nice moments in the first half of this episode as well - especially when being interaged by President Hoover. Do I see a love connection?

A TALE OF TWO SANTA'S

**This Episode Performed Entirely By Sock Puppets**
Writer: Bill Odenkirk Director: Ron Hughart Production Code: 3ACV03 Original Air Date: December 23, 2001 Guest Voice: Coolio (Kwanzaabot)

Ho-Ho-Ho! Once and for all Fry, Leela and Bender decide to put an end to the madness that is Xmas and really tell ol' Robot Santa whats's what when they have a delivery of kids letters to Santa. They travel to the North Pole of Neptune to the Robot Santa's lair to confront him. They are met by little Neptunian elves who smuggle them into the Robot Santa's house. A melee breaks out and before you know what is happening the Robot Santa is shooting everything in site and the gang are running back for the Planet Express ship. Upon trying to escape they encase the Robot Santa in ice and declare Xmas open once again! But before Xmas can be truly Xmas they will need a replacement Santa - Bender. After a song and dance number the Santa Bender is on his way back to Earth to spread the gift of Xmas.
The people of Earth are not ready for a peacefull Xmas and Bender gets attacked at every stop he makes. He finally gives up when Farnsworth shoots him twice while coming down the chimney at the Planet Express headquarters. Disillusioned, Bender dumps the gifts and decides to sit down and enjoy a nice Xmas eve nip of alcohol. Smitty and URL spot Bender and mistake him for the real Robot Santa, arrest him and put him on trial. He is found guilty and sentenced to be executed at sundown.
Fry and Leela return to Neptune to release the Robot Santa and prove Bender's innocence. They succeed at the 11th hour with a little help from the Robot Santa and all is well between Bender and the Robot Santa but not without a little warning to Bender about playing Santa next year.
So at long last the 'banned' Futurama Xmas show is finally seen. This episode aired with a disclaimer at the beginning because of its violence. I can understand why Fox would choose to do so. The violence itself wasn't that bad I don't think but when considering the subject matter of Christmas and peace and joy I can see how Fox would want to safeguard themselves. All in all a very funny episode with plenty of laughable moments. The Neptunian Elve worksong was really great as were the Neptunian Elves.
As an added bonus to this episode the good folks at the Curiosity Company have thrown in a few carryover scenes from the first Xmas show. Look for a live bird to be fried as well as a gift given to the subterrainean people which are similar scenes from Xmas Story. If we get more Xmas episodes in the future it will be interesting to see if there are similar scenes in those stories as well.
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**ANTHOLOGY OF INTEREST II**
Opening Sequence Banner: *Hey, Tivo! Suggest This!* Making a return from Season 2 Anthology of Interest returns with 3 What If... scenarios featuring Fry, Leela and Bender. *I, Meatbag* Bender ponders to the What If machine what would it be like if he were human. The funny thing about it is that not much is different - and therein lies the story. Bender becomes human thanks to Professor Farnsworth and continues on with his usual lifestyle of drinking, boozing and general mischief. The robot lifestyle quickly catches up with Bender as he becomes an overweight, disgusting slob! When Professor Farnsworth presents Bender as his entry for the Nobel Peace Prize, Bender convinces the attendees that the best life to lead is to live in the moment - to which the other scientist quickly get their grooves on and party it up. Alas, the fast life has caught up with Bender and he expires. He lived fast and left a beautiful corpse - well, at least he lived fast! *Raiders of the Lost Arcade* What if life were like a video game? Fry wants to know and quickly finds out. The earth is threatened by a menace from Nintendo64 in the form of Donkey Kong. Quickly rushing to the war room Fry meets up with Commander Pac Man and they set out to destroy the invading aliens in a spoolf of the game Space Invaders. The invaders win but all they want is quarters - precious quarters. When Farnsworth refuses and lets them know that they need quarters to do their laundry he suggests the aliens do their laundry together with them and all is saved. *Wizzin'* Finally, we get to see Leela's homeworld and her people when she asks the question about her origins and her homeworld. Unfortunately for her (and us as well) she is knocked on the head and goes into a dream world. We're definitely not in New New York anymore. In a parody of The Wizard of Oz, Leela must find her way to the Professor who will send her home. Along the way she meets the cute witch of the North (Amy), the scarecrow who needs a brain wether he likes it or not (Fry), the tin man who needs a heart (Bender) and Dr. Zoidberg - who needs... well you get the picture. Upon meeting the Professor he grants them all of their wishes including Leela's by telling her to click her red boots together 3 times and to say there's no place like home. She double crosses them and turns herself into a witch but is melted by the water from an overflowing toilet. Great episode that implies within the show that more Anthology of Interest stories are on the way! Discuss this episode at the Futurama Foundation.

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LOVE AND ROCKET

**When You See the Robot, Drink!**
Writer: Dan Vebber Director: Brian Sheesley Production Code: 4ACV03 Original Air Date: February 10, 2002 Guest Voices: Sigourney Weaver (Planet Express Ship), Lucy Lui

The Planet Express service lands a new account with RomantiCorp and Farnsworth is able to do some much needed upgrades to the ship with the new account. Part of the upgrades is to the ships onboard navigation system. Turns out the Planet Express is actually a fembot who Bender take an immediate liking to. A short romance (see Bender's love serannade to the Planet Express ship) ensues between the two star-crossed lovers until Bender gets tired of her after a couple of days. None too stable, the Planet Express navigation system begins following Bender and basically overcrowding him.
In the meantime, as part of their new account with RomantiCorp, the gang heads out to Omicron Persei 8 with a special delivery of candy hearts as a showing of thanks and in hopes that they will not invade Earth again. The Omicronians are confused by the offering as they do not understand the meaning of the word 'wuv' as printed on the candy hearts. Infuriated they attack the Planet Express crew in a space dogfight. Unfortunately for Fry and Leela, Bender taks this oppurtunity to break up with the Planet Express ship. Depressed, the Planet Express ship has no fight in her and surrenders to the torpedos from the Omicronian ships. Her solution to the problem - to fly into a supernova thereby melding her and Bender together for all eternity. In order to get as little interference with the crew, she turns off the oxygen and artificial gravity.
Fry, Leela and Bender concoct a plan that entails Bender preoccupying the Planet Express ship while Fry and Leela head for the main computer so that they can shut down the navigation system and take control of the ship once more. Leela runs out of oxygen in her tank but thanks to Fry's unselfishness, he attaches his tank to hers sacrificing himself for Leela.
The second part of this episode was heavily a 2001 parody with spots thrown in at the beginning and I must say it was a fun one. Sigourney Weaver as the onboard computer did an excellent job as the manic navigational system. The trip to the RomantiCorp headquarters was also a well done segment.
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LEELA'S HOMEWORLD

**Its Like 'Hee Haw' With Lasers**
Writer: Kristin Gore Director: Mark Ervin Production Code: 4ACV02 Original Air Date: February 17, 2002

Bender becomes a waste disposal service by dumping toxic waste and other non-essentials into the sewer. This makes the mutant sub-terranian people none to happy so they kidnap Fry, Leela and Bender from the surface and threaten to dip them in a pool of toxic waste. This will mutate them but not the mutants as they are already mutated. A mysterious couple shrouded in cloaks intervenes and sets the three free. A chase ensues and Fry, Leela and Bender hide out in an abondoned house.
In the house Leela discovers a wierd shrine devoted to her. Pictures, mementos and all her life are on display here (It's like some kind of wierd Leela museum, and I'm the Leela!). Leela cannot believer her eyes and the three are captured by the mutants once again. This time the two mysterious mutants work a deal to set the surface dwellers free. Fry and Bender gladly oblige, however, Leela is not conviced. She feels that the two mysterious mutants know something about her or her parents. She jumps into the pool of toxic waste and surprisingly comes out unchanged from the dip. She chases down the two mutants and begins to question them. She is convinced they have killed her parents.
Meanwhile, Fry obtains the note left with Leela when she was dropped off at the orphanarium as a child and has Professor Farnsworth analyze it. What they are able to abstract from the note was that Leela is really a mutant, the most human mutant ever born and that her parents wanted a better life for her so they dropped her off at the orphanarium many years ago.
Fry rushes back to intervene between killing the two mutants who she does not realize are her parents. Fry uncovers the truth for Leela and one of the greatest mysteries of Futurama is solved!
Beautiful episode! Top notch all the way! Great story and plenty of funny moments throughout. The ending montage of Leela's life as her parents intervene without her knowledge was truly touching. It will be interesting to see if this origin of Leela holds up over time or if the writers will put a new spin on this tale in the future. I must say I am a little dissapointed in that she is a mutant and not an alien but it is really a minor complaint against an otherwise great episode.
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WHERE THE BUGGALO ROAM

**Krafted With Luv by Monsters**
Writer: J. Stewart Burns Director: Pat Shinagawa Production Code: 3ACV10 Original Air Date: March 3, 2002

It's Mars Day on Mars so the Planet Express crew decide to spend it at Amy's parents house. It is a perfect oppurtunity for them to spend time with her boyfriend Kif who is nervous because he wants to make sure they like him. The Wongs show them around the Wong Ranch and their prized collection of buggalo. They have a barbeque and invite many guests and all is going well until a mysterious tornado comes and sweeps all the buggalo away. Kif takes this oppurtunity to prove that he is a real man's man and worthy of dating Amy and bring back the heard of buggalo. The buggalo are found easy enough and are rescued from a volcano but just as the gang are about to celebrate another tornado comes in and wooshes them around. In the eye of the tornado the ancient race of native Martians come flying on buggalo and confront the Kif and the rest. The Martians have rustled the cattle in hopes of getting the Wong's off of Mars and to get their land back for which they traded it for a single bead. When they find out that Amy is the Wong's daughter they let the buggalo go and take her hostage instead.
Back at the ranch a dejected Kif must tell the Wong's about Amy's kidnapping. They decide to hire a real hero to help them out this time and so call in the Man with No Name - Zapp Brannigan! Zapp, Kif, Fry, Bender and Leela all head out to negotiate with the Martians for Amy's release. When they get to the ancestral homes of the Martians they are none to happy and do not want anything to do with negotiations. They conjure up another tornado and sweep Amy away at which point Kif rides one of the buggalo into the tornado to save her. The Martians are impressed as they believe that only those who hold the buggalo sacred can fly them and decide to make peace and hand Amy back to her family over a smoke of the peace pipe. When Kif accidentally coughs up smoke from the peace pipe the Martians are insulted. They tie up Kif and decide to crush him with the same pebble that they traded their land for. What they didn't know is that the pebble (really a boulder) is actually the largest diamond known to man. The Martians decide to take the diamond and buy land on another planet and call it sacred and so fly off into outer space.
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A PHAROH TO REMEMBER

**Pssst... Big Party at Your House After the Show!**
Writer: Ron Weiner Director: Mark Ervin Production Code: 3ACV17 Original Air Date: March 10, 2002

Feeling the need to be remembered after he is gone Bender looks for ways to bring himself noteriety. First he robs a local community swimming pool, when that doesn't work the gang at Planet Express throw him a surprise funeral. However, nobody eulogizes Bender to his satisfaction and so he sets out to the streets of New New York where he tries both skate dancing and tagging. Both fail miserably.
In the meantime there is a delivery that needs to go to Osirius 4 so it is off to another mission. The planet is modeled after Earth's Egypt and the delivery is a large hunk of sandstone. Upon delivering the stone the crew is immediately captured and brought into slavery. Bender is impressed with past Pharoh's and the great tombs erected in their honor. When the Pharoh is accedentally killed, Bender makes sure that he is named his successor. His first order of business is to get the slaves working on a new statue of gigantic proportions in his honor. When the slaves are complete Bender is less than impressed - it is too close to his exact specifications. Infuriated the slaves rebel and bury Bender and his servants (Fry and Leela) in his own tomb. To escape they must use Bender's private stash of super proof alcohol.
Much debate over the quality of this episode. I personally enjoyed it very much and would recommend it to almost anybody. The funeral scene in the first half of the episode was very well done as was the action that took place on Osirius 4. Seeing Bender sullenly scootch off on a boogie board was also funny. Not much character development here as the episode was more geared towards out and out shennanigans from start to finish. The animation and colors used throughout were top notch as well. Also check out the new song from this episode sung by an Osirian who bears a striking resemblance to Elton John.
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GODFELLAS

**Please Turn Off All Cell Phones and Tricorders**
Writer: Ken Keeler Director: Susie Deitter Production Code: 3ACV20 Original Air Date: March 17, 2002 Writer's Guild Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Writing for Animated Program

While fighting off space pirates, Bender is accidentally jettisoned from a torpedo bay into the vacuum of space. Considering the Planet Express was doing top speed at the time they have no chance of catching up with and saving him. Drifting off into deep space Bender wonders how he will pass all of eternity when he encounters a meteor storm and is struck by a special meteor inhabited by tiny beings. Seeing Bender they assume he is God and begin worshipping him and praying to him. Bender, however, finds it difficult to be omnipotent and has a hard time adjusting to his new found godhood.
Meanwhile, Fry is determined to find his friend and learns of a secret sect whose sole purpose is to scan the galaxies looking for signs of God's existence. Fry determines to ge to see these monks to use there telescope to scan the heavens for Bender.
Some of the people of Bender are happy and joyfull as Bender has answered their prayers and made life enjoyable for them while others feel neglectd and forgotten by their god Bender. They conspire to start war with the others and a full scale nuclear war breaks out on planet Bender obliterating the entire race. Bender is alone once again drifting alone in space. He does meet up with a being of incredible power who he believes to be the true God of all things. Bender tells the being of his failures as a god of his own and the being is sympathetic. Bender asks to be sent home but the being tells him that he cannot send him home because he is not really God and it is out of his power. Meanwhile Fry and Leela come to the sect and use the telescope to look for Bender. Frustrated disappointed in not finding Bender they give up, but not before a signal can be sent out to Bender and the being. Locking onto the signal the being sends Bender back thru space to his home planet Earth and back to his friends.
An unusual episode here dealing with some weighty topics like God and religion and purposes of life. Bender's lesson as a god of his own only tells that with great power comes great responsibility while his rendesvous with the supreme being is humbling. A visually stunning episode as well as Bender is provided with beautiful backdrops os the cosmos as he floats thru space.
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FUTURESTOCK

**Love It or Shove It**
Writer: Aaron Ehasz Director: Brian Sheesley Production Code: 3ACV21 Original Air Date: March 31, 2002

At the annual shareholders meeting for Planet Express, Fry meets up with another guy who has been cryogenically frozen.He froze himself because he had an incurable disease known as Boneitis. Known only as That Guy, Fry unwittingly sets in motion a series of events that puts That Guy in charge of Planet Express. Being an 80's type of guy he immediately begins to change the image of Planet Express. Not through hard work or wanting to be the best delivery service available but by making it a hip company with plenty of pizzaz. This catches the attention of the biggest delivery service around - Mom's delivery service. Mom makes a deal with Thaty Guy to buy Planet Express so that she can eliminate the company as well as making That Guy (and the other shareholders of Planet Express) very rich.
At the shareholders meeting to decide if the deal wil go thru or not, all the Planet Express shareholders vote against it save That Guy, however he holds majority vote. Mom's shareholders agree to the takeover and the deal is about to go thru when That Guy's Boneitis kicks in. Seems that even though there is a cure for it in the future he has been so busy being an 80's guy he has forgotten to cure it. Dead, Fry assumes controlling shareholder and through his own motivational speech, drives the price of Planet Express right down in the basement. While the others were excited about being rich after the takeover they are now poor once again as Fry calls the deal off.
Overall a real fun episode I think. That Guy was a real fun character and a real good representation of all that was wrong during the 1980's. Great use of characters in this episode as a major portion of supporting characters are shown at various times. That Guy's last words were also very funny as even though he has screwed all the people of Planet Expres in the end he can still only think of himself ('My only regret is that I have Boneitis').
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A LEELA OF HER OWN

**Scratch Here to Reveal Prize**
Writer: Patric M. Verrone Director: Swinton Scott Production Code: 3ACV16 Original Air Date: April 7, 2002 Guest Voices: Hank Aaron, Bob Ueker

While trying to make some Signoids feel at home, Fry offers to play a blernsball game between the Signoids Pizza Parlor and Planet Express. Leela is the pitcher and proceeds to bean every batter she faces. The commisioner of the blernseball league sees Leela and notices that she is a fan favorite. He signs her to a contract making her the first woman blernseball player ever. What she doesn't realize is that she is there as a novelty only and not for any particular skill she may have.
Setting out to not be the worst blernseball player in the history of the game she seeks the council of the current worst player - Hank Aaron the 24th. Thru practice Hank Aaron the 24th teaches Leela how not to bean a player when she pitches. With a new sense of purpose Leela is prepared to pitch again but cannot get into a game as the Mets are leading for once and not losing. But when she goes up against another woman blurnesball player it sets up a historical confrontation. Getting up in the count at two strikes and needing only one more strike to avert shame Leela throws a pitch headed for destiny. The woman hits it out of the park and the Mets lose and Leela becomes the worst blernesball player ever supplanting Hank Aaron the 24th.
A very fun episode I thought that was made all the more fun by the great job of Hank Aaron doing the voice of not only himself as a head in a jar but also as Hank Aaron the 24th. It was a great character that would be great if he made an appearance again in the future (hey, he is still the worst football player of all time so it could happen).
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THE 30% IRON CHEF

**If Accidentally Watched Induce Vomiting**
Writer: Jeff Westebrook Director: Ron Hughart Production Code: 3ACV22 Original Air Date: April 14, 2002

Once again after 'treating' the Planet Express crew to his unusual cuisine the gang has nothing but bad things to say about Bender's cooking. When he over hears their complaints he gets upset and runs away for good. He turns to Elzar (Bender's hero) but he rejects him. He gives up any hope of him becoming a chef until by strange coincidence he befriends Helmut Spargo. A world renowned chef who is now living out his days in obscurity in a hobo camp and who was also usurped as a television chef years ago by Elzar. Seeing his passion for food, Spargo decides to take Bender under his wing and train him. Part of his training is to cook one decent meal. Bender succeeds but his 'acceptable' meal kills Spargo but not before he is able to bestow upon Bender a vile that holds the secret to perfect flavor.
Armed with the essence of perfect flavor and to honor both himself and the memory of Spargo, Bender challenges Elzar to a cook-off on the television show Iron Cook. The battle is fierce with plenty of bribing going on and Elzar producing some wonderfull looking dishes. Bender meanwhile uses whatever is at his disposal to complete his dishes including a hammer. In the end he adds the essence of perfect flavor to his dishes and the judges all agree that even though Bender's food is funky it tastes Fun-kay! Needless to say Bender wins the competition of Iron Cook but says he did it to honor Spargo and agree to take the lesser title of zinc saucier.
Being a fan of the Japanese import Iron Chef this episode was alot of fun. The whole spoof on Kitchen Stadium and Chairman Koji was wonderfull to see. This episode aslo featured a great second plot involving Dr. Zoidberg and a scale model of the biggest glass bottle in the universe. Zoidberg frames Fry for the crime and the laughs keep on coming! Alls I can say about this episode is I hate bottles! - Bam!!
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WHERE NO FAN HAS GONE BEFORE

**Where No Fan Has Gone Before**
Writer: David A. Goodman Director: Pat Shinagawa Production Code: 4ACV11 Original Air Date: April 21, 2002 Guest Voices: William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Nichelle Nichols, Walter Koening, George Takei

In the future Star Trek has grown so big and popular that it has spawned its own religion. In order to stem the tide of this new religion all the tapes were sent to the Forbidden Zone and banished, all Trekkies are sacrificial killed and the words Star Trek are forever banned. This being one of Fry's favorite shows he enlists the help of Leonard Nimoy's head in a jar to help him resurrect this classic science fiction show. While traveling through the Forbidden Zone they are pulled down to one of the planets surface and crash land. The landscape is filled with movie sets and props befitting any bad television show. The re-embodied heads of William Shatner, Walter Koening, George Takei, Nichelle Nichols, Defrost Kelley and Welshie appear and greet Nimoy and the others. Seems they crash landed on the planet as well and when they awoke they had new bodies. The culprit of all of this is an energy being by the name of Melllvar who appears and re-embodies Leonard Nimoy.
The purpose of all this is Melllvar has fashioned himself the greatest Star Trek fan of all. When the tapes of the 70+ Star Trek episodes were jettisoned from Earth he intercepted them and has become a life long Trek fan. Nimoy is the last piece in his collection and allows him to start Trek Fest 3002. During the Fest he announces that he has a fan script that the Trek actors must perform. Seeing there chance to escape, Fry, Leela and Bender head for the stars. A guilty conscience compels them to return to the planet and try and save the others but when their scheme goes wrong they again crash land on the planets surface. Confused by their show of bravery and cunning Melllvar is not sure who should be his new heroes. The cast from Star Trek or the crew of the Planet Express. The only solution? A fight to the death between both camps! While fighting they come to realize that it serves no purpose and decide to work together. Using the engines from the Starship Enterprise on the Planet Express ship they are able to escape Melllvar's homeworld but Melllvar has anticipated this move and has opened up his Klingon bird of prey and attacks the Planet Express ship.
Fry reasons with Melllvar and he realizes that he shouldn't destroy the one thing he loves just because he can't have it. He decides to move out of his parents basement and try to find a job.
Interesting episode as for most of the episode is told in flashbacks during a court marshall conducted by Zapp Brannigan. It is not until the end that we are caught up to speed and are in present time that the episode is resolved. Great cameo appearances by the original Star Trek cast as they all did a great job. Each had their moments with funny lines and each delivered them expertly. Also of note is that the closing credits had a very Star Trek feel to them and unfortunately it is Fox's practice to modify those credits so they were never aired. For those who have not seen it there is always the DVD's to look forward to.
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