Futurama - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Roswell That Ends Well
Fry must make sure his grandfather survives in Roswell, NM, or he himself will cease to exist.
A Tale of Two Santas
Bender takes over as Santa Claus to bring back Xmas spirit.
Anthology of Interest II
The What-If machine projects a human Bender, the world as a video game and Leela in her real home.
Love and Rocket
Bender and the Planet Express ship fall in love resulting in a mishap adventure when Bender jilts her.
Leela's Homeworld
Leela learns the truth about her parents and her identity when Bender angers a group of people with his toxic waste dumping.
Where the Buggalo Roam
Kif does everything possible to win Amy's parents' approval.
A Pharaoh to Remember
Bender becomes a tyrannical leader of a planet that resembles ancient Egypt.
Godfellas
Bender gets lost in space and becomes a god to a race of tiny aliens.
Futurestock
A 1980s businessman takes over Planet Express and threatens to sell it to a larger corporation.
A Leela of Her Own
Leela becomes the first -- and worst -- female blernsball player. Title sequence tagline 'Scratch here to reveal prize'.
The 30% Iron Chef
Bender challenges a famous chef to a cooking contest.
Where No Fan Has Gone Before
Fry is placed on trial for his life because he traveled to the forbidden planet of Omega 3 to rescue all 79 episodes of "Star Trek".
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