Bender Bending Rodriguez in 'Futurama'
For 12 seasons and counting, animated sitcom Futurama has given audiences an entertaining glimpse at what our future might hold. It follows pizza-delivery boy Fry after he is accidentally frozen in 1999 and wakes 1,000 years later on New Year's Eve, 2999. The show first premiered in 1999, and its original run on Fox lasted until 2003. It was then revived by Comedy Central for an additional three seasons, before being brought back yet again by Hulu a decade later.
✕ Remove Ads 9 "The Prisoner of Benda" Season 6, Episode 10 In “The Prisoner of Benda,” Professor Farnsworth creates a machine which allows two people to swap bodies—but it can not be used on the same set of bodies twice. The device leads all characters to swap with someone else, each for their own reasons. Bender switches with Emperor Nikolai of the Robo-Hungarian Empire, making him the emperor, but the job comes with tasks like giving a speech to the UN.
✕ Remove Ads 7 "Bender Gets Made" Season 2, Episode 13 After being unable to pay for an expensive dinner with Elzar , Bender offers to work off his debt and is finally invited to join the robot mafia in “Bender Gets Made". They want him to help with a Zuban cigar heist, but things got complicated when Bender learned the cigars were being carried by Planet Express. He successfully pulls off the heist and saves his crew without any of them finding out.
✕ Remove Ads 5 "The Bots and the Bees" Season 7, Episode 1 In the Season 7 premiere, Professor Farnsworth gets a new sentient robotic beverage vending machine called Bev . After trading jabs, Bender and Bev have sex; when Bev gives birth to a son the next day, it's clear Bender is the father. He steps up and accepts his role as a father, but Bev isn't the best mother. Meanwhile, with such easy access to the vending machine, Fry developed an addiction to Slurm Loco.
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