Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Episode 1: A Flight to Remember Futurama Production Code: 1ACV10 Episode first aired 1999-09-26 Episode 2: Mars University Futurama Production Code: 1ACV11 Episode first aired 1999-10-03 Episode 3: When Aliens Attack Futurama Production Code: 1ACV12 Episode first aired 1999-11-07 Episode 4: Fry and the Slurm Factory Futurama Production Code: 1ACV13 Episode first aired 1999-11-14 By consuming tremendous amounts of the beverage Slurm, Fry finds a can containing a winning golden bottlecap. In a spoof of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Fry and his friends take a tour of the Slurm factory. Wandering off from the regular tour, Fry, Leela, and Bender discover Slurm's disgusting secret, and must flee for their lives. Episode 5: I Second That Emotion Futurama Production Code: 2ACV01 Episode first aired 1999-11-21 Episode 6: Brannigan Begin Again Futurama Production Code: 2ACV02 Episode first aired 1999-11-28 Episode 7: A Head in the Polls Futurama Production Code: 2ACV03 Episode first aired 1999-12-12 Richard Nixon's head runs for the office of President of Earth, equipped with Bender's body, having recently purchased it from a pawn shop. The robot body gains Nixon the robot vote, winning him the election by a narrow margin. Episode 8: Xmas Story Futurama Production Code: 2ACV04 Episode first aired 1999-12-19 Episode 9: Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love Futurama Production Code: 2ACV05 Episode first aired 2000-02-06 Episode 10: Put Your Head on My Shoulder Futurama Production Code: 2ACV07 Episode first aired 2000-02-13 Episode 11: Lesser of Two Evils Futurama Production Code: 2ACV06 Episode first aired 2000-02-20 Episode 12: Raging Bender Futurama Production Code: 2ACV08 Episode first aired 2000-02-27 Episode 13: A Bicyclops Built for Two Futurama Production Code: 2ACV09 Episode first aired 2000-03-19 Episode 14: How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back Futurama Production Code: 2ACV11 Episode first aired 2000-04-02 Episode 15: A Clone of My Own Futurama Production Code: 2ACV10 Episode first aired 2000-04-09 Episode 16: The Deep South Futurama Production Code: 2ACV12 Episode first aired 2000-04-16 While on a relaxing fishing trip, the Planet Express crew, along with their ship, is pulled to the bottom of the ocean where they discover the sunken city of Atlanta. Episode 17: Bender Gets Made Futurama Production Code: 2ACV13 Episode first aired 2000-04-30 Bender becomes a member of the robot mafia, which appeals to his love of stealing things. When the target of one of the thefts turns out to be Planet Express, Bender must find a way to save his friends without disappointing the other mobsters. Episode 18: The Problem With Popplers Futurama Production Code: 2ACV15 Episode first aired 2000-05-07 In this episode, whose title is a spoof of the classic Star Trek episode "The Trouble With Tribbles", the crew discovers a tasty snack (Popplers) which turns out to be the young of a powerful alien race from Omicron Perseii VIII. Episode 19: Mother's Day Futurama Production Code: 2ACV14 Episode first aired 2000-05-14 Every Mother's Day, robots across the world send Mom, the head of Mom's Friendly Robot Company, a Mother's Day card. One year on Mother's Day, Mom decides to use her robots to take over the world. Episode 20: Anthology of Interest I Futurama Production Code: 2ACV16 Episode first aired 2000-05-21 Professor Farnsworth invents the What-If Machine, a device that allows the user to view a hypothetical scenario. Bender wonders what would happen if he were 500 feet tall, Leela wonders what would happen if she were more impulsive, and Fry wonders what would happen if he were never Frozen. The last segment takes the series's first in-depth look into the events surrounding Fry's freezing. In this episode, Al Gore plays himself as the leader of the Vice Presidential Action Rangers. This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.