Episode 10: A Flight to Remember (1ACV10) Air Date: September 26 Professor Farnsworth books the Planet Express on the maiden voyage of the biggest, most luxurious space cruise ship ever, the Titanic. This criuse turns into a "Love Boat" as Bender falls in love for a wealthy Countess robot and Fry has two fake affairs with Amy and Leela. Then, Zapp Brannigan takes an adventure in comets, however, it becomes a night to remember as the Titanic approaches a black hole.
Episode 11: Mars University (1ACV11) When Fry returns to college to prove he can be just as good of a dropout as he was in the Twentieth Century, Professor Farnsworth surprises him with a dormmate. A super-intelligent monkey named Gunther. Meanwhile Bender, a legend at the robot fraternity Epsilon Rho Rho -- "ERR"-- leads a revenge of the robot nerds.
Episode 12: When Aliens Attack (1ACV12) An alien race, who has been following Earth's television transmissions from their own home planet 1,000 light years away, threatens to destroy Earth if they can't see the last episode of a lost 20th century television series called "Single Female Lawyer," which was interrupted during transmission. And only Fry can save the human race with his TV skills.
Episode 13: Fry and the Slurm Factory (1ACV13) The Planet Express crew wins a tour of the alien factory where Slurm (the universe's favorite, most addictive soft drink) is manufactured. They attempt to learn the nature of its secret ingredient. Fry, Leela, and Bender are horrified when they accidentally succeed and find out what it is.
Episode 14: I Second that Emotion (2ACV01) Professor Farnsworth installs an empathy chip into Bender that connects him to Leela. He feels what she feels which get him in trouble. Quote Patric Verrone: " ... Bender will get in a fight with Nibbler, and one of them will end up being flushed down a toilet."
Episode 15: Branigan, begin again (2ACV02) Zapp Brannigan is court-martialed and gets hired at Planet Express.
Episode 16: A Head In the Polls (2ACV03) The head of former president Richard Nixon runs for president of planet Earth.
Episode 17: X-Mas story (2ACV04) A special Christmas episode: A malfunctioning robot Santa Claus, voiced by John Goodman, tries to kill people who are naughty. Through faulty programming his standards for good are too high, so he thinks everyone is naughty. So every Christmas he flies by Earth with his weapons. Late Night host Conan O'Brian's head in a jar does stand-up comedy. Quote David X. Cohen: " ... or at least as much 'stand-up' as you can do when you don't have any feet."
Episode 18: Why Must I Be A Crustacean in Love (2ACV05) Dr. Zoidberg's home planet will be visited and he will fall in love.
Episode 19: Put your Head on My Shoulder - Valentine's Day Special (2ACV07) A St. Valentine's Day head transplant where someone’s head will be transplanted onto someone else.
Episode 20: The Lesser of Two Evils (2ACV06) The Miss Universe contest is featured and will be hosted by the head of Bob Barker.
Episode 21: Raging Bender (2ACV08) Ultimate Robot Fighting!
Episode 22: A Bicyclops Built for Two (2ACV09) The crew will go on the galactic wide web as avatars.
Episode 23: A Clone of my Own (2ACV10) Professor Farnsworth clones himself, and the result is, Cubert. Cubert will anticipate fan complaints about the show's inconsistencies, and then will address them within the show.
Episode 24: How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back (2ACV11) Nora Dunn guest stars.
Episode 25: The Deep South (2ACV12)
Episode 26: Bender Gets Made (2ACV13) Gangster robots to be introduced are Jimmy Mouse Pad, Clamps, and the Donbot. They will deal in Zuban cigars. Maurice LaMarche does a Robert DeNiro impression as the voice of one of the characters in this episode. A scene of the episode takes place at the Little Bitaly street fair, a new location to be introduced.
Episode 27: Mother's Day (2ACV14)
Episode 28: The Problem With Popplers (2ACV15)
Episode 29: Anthology of Interest I (2ACV16) Nichelle Nichols, Steven Hawking and Gary Gygax will guest star as themselves.
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