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Status: Returning Series
First Aired: March 28, 1999
Seasons: 9
Episodes: 144
Networks: FOX, Comedy Central, Hulu
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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TMDB Rating: 8.4 (3416 votes)

Overview

The adventures of a late-20th-century New York City pizza delivery boy, Philip J. Fry, who, after being unwittingly cryogenically frozen for one thousand years, finds employment at Planet Express, an interplanetary delivery company in the retro-futuristic 31st century.

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Season 1

9 episodes • 1999Avg: 7.6Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Space Pilot 3000	Mar 28, 1999	8.0
2	The Series Has Landed	Apr 4, 1999	7.5
3	I, Roommate	Apr 6, 1999	7.8
4	Love's Labours Lost in Space	Apr 13, 1999	7.5
5	Fear of a Bot Planet	Apr 20, 1999	7.3
6	A Fishful of Dollars	Apr 27, 1999	7.5
7	My Three Suns	May 4, 1999	7.4
8	A Big Piece of Garbage	May 11, 1999	7.4
9	Hell Is Other Robots	May 18, 1999	7.7

Season 2

20 episodes • 1999Avg: 7.3

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	A Flight to Remember	Sep 26, 1999	7.3
2	Mars University	Oct 3, 1999	7.2
3	When Aliens Attack	Nov 7, 1999	7.5
4	Fry & the Slurm Factory	Nov 14, 1999	7.6
5	I Second That Emotion	Nov 21, 1999	7.1
6	Brannigan, Begin Again	Nov 28, 1999	7.1
7	A Head in the Polls	Dec 12, 1999	7.3
8	Xmas Story	Dec 19, 1999	7.4
9	Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love?	Feb 6, 2000	7.0
10	Put Your Head on My Shoulders	Feb 13, 2000	7.2
11	Lesser of Two Evils	Feb 20, 2000	7.2
12	Raging Bender	Feb 27, 2000	7.0
13	A Bicyclops Built For Two	Mar 19, 2000	7.3
14	How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back	Apr 2, 2000	7.2
15	A Clone of My Own	Apr 9, 2000	7.0
16	The Deep South	Apr 16, 2000	7.2
17	Bender Gets Made	Apr 30, 2000	7.3
18	The Problem with Popplers	May 7, 2000	7.7
19	Mother's Day	May 14, 2000	7.2
20	Anthology of Interest I	May 21, 2000	8.0

Season 3

15 episodes • 2000Avg: 7.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Honking	Nov 5, 2000	7.4
2	War Is the H-Word	Nov 26, 2000	7.7
3	The Cryonic Woman	Dec 3, 2000	7.3
4	Parasites Lost	Jan 21, 2001	8.2
5	Amazon Women in the Mood	Feb 4, 2001	7.7
6	Bendless Love	Feb 11, 2001	7.2
7	The Day the Earth Stood Stupid	Feb 18, 2001	7.7
8	That's Lobstertainment!	Feb 25, 2001	7.0
9	The Birdbot of Ice-Catraz	Mar 4, 2001	7.4
10	The Luck of the Fryrish	Mar 11, 2001	8.5
11	The Cyber House Rules	Apr 1, 2001	7.3
12	Insane in the Mainframe	Apr 8, 2001	7.5
13	Bendin' in the Wind	Apr 22, 2001	7.1
14	Time Keeps On Slippin'	May 6, 2001	7.3
15	I Dated a Robot	May 13, 2001	7.1

Season 4

12 episodes • 2001Avg: 7.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Roswell That Ends Well	Dec 9, 2001	8.3
2	A Tale of Two Santas	Dec 23, 2001	7.1
3	Anthology of Interest II	Jan 6, 2002	7.7
4	Love and Rocket	Feb 10, 2002	7.3
5	Leela's Homeworld	Feb 17, 2002	7.9
6	Where the Buggalo Roam	Mar 3, 2002	6.8
7	A Pharaoh to Remember	Mar 10, 2002	7.1
8	Godfellas	Mar 17, 2002	8.2
9	Future Stock	Mar 17, 2002	7.4
10	A Leela of Her Own	Apr 7, 2002	6.8
11	30% Iron Chef	Apr 14, 2002	7.2
12	Where No Fan Has Gone Before	Apr 21, 2002	7.6

Season 5

16 episodes • 2002Avg: 7.6

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Crimes of the Hot	Nov 10, 2002	7.1
2	Jurassic Bark	Nov 17, 2002	8.7
3	The Route of All Evil	Dec 8, 2002	7.0
4	A Taste of Freedom	Dec 22, 2002	7.1
5	Kif Gets Knocked Up A Notch	Jan 12, 2003	7.1
6	Less Than Hero	Mar 2, 2003	7.2
7	Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles	Mar 30, 2003	7.7
8	The Why of Fry	Apr 6, 2003	7.9
9	The Sting	Jun 1, 2003	8.4
10	The Farnsworth Parabox	Jun 8, 2003	8.3
11	Three Hundred Big Boys	Jun 15, 2003	7.7
12	Spanish Fry	Jul 13, 2003	7.0
13	Bend Her	Jul 20, 2003	7.5
14	Obsoletely Fabulous	Jul 27, 2003	7.4
15	Bender Should Not Be Allowed On TV	Aug 3, 2003	7.4
16	The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings	Aug 10, 2003	8.3

Season 6

26 episodes • 2010Avg: 7.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Rebirth	Jun 24, 2010	7.0
2	In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela	Jun 24, 2010	6.8
3	Attack of the Killer App	Jul 1, 2010	7.3
4	Proposition Infinity	Jul 8, 2010	6.8
5	The Duh-Vinci Code	Jul 15, 2010	7.1
6	Lethal Inspection	Jul 22, 2010	7.7
7	The Late Philip J. Fry	Jul 29, 2010	8.2
8	That Darn Katz!	Aug 5, 2010	7.1
9	A Clockwork Origin	Aug 12, 2010	7.4
10	The Prisoner of Benda	Aug 19, 2010	7.7
11	Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences	Aug 26, 2010	7.2
12	The Mutants Are Revolting	Sep 2, 2010	7.1
13	The Futurama Holiday Spectacular	Nov 21, 2010	6.7
14	Neutopia	Jun 23, 2011	7.0
15	Benderama	Jun 23, 2011	7.2
16	Ghost in the Machines	Jun 30, 2011	7.2
17	Law and Oracle	Jul 7, 2011	7.2
18	The Silence of the Clamps	Jul 14, 2011	7.1
19	Yo Leela Leela	Jul 21, 2011	6.4
20	All the Presidents' Heads	Jul 28, 2011	7.1
21	Mobius Dick	Aug 4, 2011	7.1
22	Fry Am the Egg Man	Aug 11, 2011	6.9
23	The Tip of the Zoidberg	Aug 18, 2011	7.1
24	Cold Warriors	Aug 25, 2011	7.2
25	Overclockwise	Sep 1, 2011	7.4
26	Reincarnation	Sep 8, 2011	7.4

Season 7

26 episodes • 2012Avg: 7.1

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Bots and the Bees	Jun 20, 2012	7.1
2	A Farewell to Arms	Jun 20, 2012	7.1
3	Decision 3012	Jun 27, 2012	7.2
4	The Thief of Baghead	Jul 4, 2012	6.9
5	Zapp Dingbat	Jul 11, 2012	6.9
6	The Butterjunk Effect	Jul 18, 2012	6.6
7	The Six Million Dollar Mon	Jul 25, 2012	7.1
8	Fun on a Bun	Aug 1, 2012	7.3
9	Free Will Hunting	Aug 8, 2012	7.1
10	Near-Death Wish	Aug 15, 2012	7.5
11	Viva Mars Vegas	Aug 22, 2012	7.0
12	31st Century Fox	Aug 29, 2012	6.5
13	Naturama	Aug 29, 2012	6.6
14	2-D Blacktop	Jun 19, 2013	6.8
15	Fry and Leela's Big Fling	Jun 19, 2013	7.2
16	T.: The Terrestrial	Jun 26, 2013	7.1
17	Forty Percent Leadbelly	Jul 3, 2013	6.6
18	The Inhuman Torch	Jul 10, 2013	6.9
19	Saturday Morning Fun Pit	Jul 17, 2013	6.4
20	Calculon 2.0	Jul 24, 2013	7.1
21	Assie Come Home	Jul 31, 2013	6.9
22	Leela and the Genestalk	Aug 7, 2013	6.7
23	Game of Tones	Aug 14, 2013	7.2
24	Murder on the Planet Express	Aug 21, 2013	7.6
25	Stench and Stenchibility	Aug 28, 2013	7.6
26	Meanwhile	Sep 4, 2013	8.6

Season 8

10 episodes • 2023Avg: 6.7

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Impossible Stream	Jul 24, 2023	7.7
2	Children of a Lesser Bog	Jul 31, 2023	6.8
3	How the West Was 1010001	Aug 7, 2023	6.5
4	Parasites Regained	Aug 14, 2023	6.8
5	Related to Items You've Viewed	Aug 21, 2023	7.1
6	I Know What You Did Next Xmas	Aug 28, 2023	7.0
7	Rage Against the Vaccine	Sep 4, 2023	6.3
8	Zapp Gets Canceled	Sep 11, 2023	6.3
9	The Prince and the Product	Sep 18, 2023	5.0
10	All the Way Down	Sep 25, 2023	7.3

Season 9

10 episodes • 2024Avg: 6.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The One Amigo	Jul 29, 2024	6.4
2	Quids Game	Aug 5, 2024	6.2
3	The Temp	Aug 12, 2024	6.7
4	Beauty and the Bug	Aug 19, 2024	6.5
5	One Is Silicon and the Other Gold	Aug 26, 2024	6.6
6	Attack of the Clothes	Sep 2, 2024	6.4
7	Planet Espresso	Sep 9, 2024	6.6
8	Cuteness Overload	Sep 16, 2024	6.7
9	The Futurama Mystery Liberry	Sep 23, 2024	5.9
10	Otherwise	Sep 30, 2024	6.6

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