The Best Episodes Written By Eric Horsted

Mark decides to do a horror video for his class using different scenes from old horror shows and movies, but Jill and Tim don't like the idea when they sneak a preview at Mark's video.

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Writer: Eric Horsted

The Taylors go to a football game in a box seat for Thanksgiving. But Tim manages to black out all the lights.

Director: Peter Bonerz

Writer: Eric Horsted

It's a battle of halloween pranks. First Tim scares Al, then Brad and Randy scare Jill, then a strange man shows up at the door asking to see the basement. Jill, Tim and Wilson tell the boys that years ago a man named Clifford Warren was accused of killing his brother, but because of his mental problems he was put in an insane hospital. Little do the boys know that it's a halloween prank. They invite Al to help them pull a prank on their own, but Al and Wilson pull a prank on the Taylors.

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Writer: Eric Horsted

Al rents a house from Tim and Tim takes advantage of him as his landlord. Meanwhile, Randy and Brad buy the same shirt.

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Writer: Eric Horsted

When it is discovered that Philip has been living in the Planet Express office, he is forced to move out. Trying to sleep standing up in Bender's closet-sized apartment doesn't work, so they go looking for a place both can be comfortable. Unfortunately, Bender is incompatible with the ideal apartment they do find until he has a radical... modification which makes him less than happy.

Director: Bret Haaland

Writer: Eric Horsted

Fry and Bender enlist in the army to get a soldiers discount for bubblegum. When they are called to fight a war on a planet of bouncing ball aliens, Leela disguises herself as man to enlist with them. Bender is eventually sent to parley with the enemy, but this turns out to be a ploy.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Eric Horsted

Bender learns that he suffers from a mortal manufacturing defect.

Director: Ray Claffey

Writer: Eric Horsted

Dr. Zoidberg meets the love of his life while Bender squares off in a deadly tap dancing competition.

Director: Crystal Chesney

Writer: Eric Horsted

When the boys are using the phone too much, Tim has Dennis, Harry's son, install a second line.

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Writer: Eric Horsted

Tim ignores his separated shoulder to break a Bob Vila record on Tool Time with a steamroller.

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Writer: Eric Horsted

It's Jill's turn to worry about needing glasses as she reaches middle age. Tim worries that his mother is going to lose money on another of his brother Jeff's business schemes.

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Writer: Eric Horsted

To apologize for an inconsiderate remark, Fry searches for the perfect Xmas gift for Leela, all the while trying to avoid the murderous SantaBot, whose standards for niceness are astronomically high.

Director: Peter Avanzino

Writer: Eric Horsted

The Professor is deeply disturbed when his parents return from virtual retirement aboard the Near-Death Star.

Director: Lance Kramer

Writer: Eric Horsted

Bender takes a new job in the Robot Mafia, but his loyalty is tested when he goes along on the robotic gangster's efforts to rob the Planet Express ship.

Director: Peter Avanzino

Writer: Eric Horsted

The Planet Express crew take a space cruise vacation. Leela tells Captain Zapp Brannigan that Fry is her boyfriend and Amy tells the same thing to her parents. Bender falls in love with a rich female robot. Problems start when the spaceship approaches a black hole.

Director: Peter Avanzino

Writer: Eric Horsted

Despondent because Bean dislikes him and his mother's away, Derek makes friends with a slimy sea creature. Zøg tries to contract a rich man's disease.

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Writer: Eric Horsted

Fry suspects Bender's new buddy, a bending unit named Flexo who looks almost exactly like Bender, of being pure evil. When a valuable atom of Jumbonium goes missing, Fry suspects Flexo, but can't tell which robot is which.

Director: Brian Sheesley

Writer: Eric Horsted

Bender's urge to bend prompts Professor Farnsworth to send him on a rehabilitation visit to a steel factory, where he falls in love with a shapely fem-bot named Angleyne. But Bender's old rival Flexo and the intrusion of the Robot Mafia threaten to throw a wrench into the proceedings.

Director: Swinton O. Scott III

Writer: Eric Horsted

In celebration of Freedom Day, Zoidberg eats the Earth flag, for which he is sentenced to death.

Director: James Purdum

Writer: Eric Horsted

Leela leads an army of underground mutants in a rebellion against the surface people.

Director: Raymie Muzquiz

Writer: Eric Horsted

When Bender is paralyzed in a tragic can opener accident, he discovers his musical washboard skills and goes on tour as a member of Beck's folk-rock band, acting as a voice for broken robots everywhere. Fry, Leela, Amy, and Zoidberg tag along in Fry's antique 1960s VW Van.

Director: Ron Hughart

Writer: Eric Horsted

Bender fathers a child with the office soda machine.

Director: Stephen Sandoval

Writer: Eric Horsted

Bean tries her hand at diplomacy after Zøg makes her ambassador to Dankmire, Oona's kingdom and an important ally for Dreamland.

Director: Albert Calleros

Writer: Eric Horsted

Van moves his belongings into his and Cheyenne's room, and Reba and Kyra are shocked when Cheyenne accepts the mess, which includes a large neon sign, 12 pairs of sneakers, exercise equipment and a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders poster. Meanwhile, Jake has his first visitation with his father, and Reba makes a discovery about herself.

Director: Gail Mancuso

Writer: Eric Horsted

Amy and Kif’s children emerge from an alien swamp.

Director: Edmund Fong

Writer: Eric Horsted