Ep 7. A Head in the Polls

In the second season of Futurama, episode 7 is titled "A Head in the Polls." This episode centers around the upcoming presidential election in the year 3000. Bender, the robot, is excited to cast his vote and use his voice to make a difference in the election.

However, Bender quickly becomes disillusioned after meeting the two candidates, Jack Johnson and John Jackson. He discovers that the two politicians are actually the heads of former US presidents, kept alive in jars and propped up on bodies like robots.

Despite this startling revelation, the election campaign heats up with smear ads and mudslinging from both sides. Bender finds himself caught in the middle, with each candidate vying for his valuable robot vote.

Meanwhile, Fry finds himself falling for a campaign worker named bender Girl, who is working to spread the message of the robot candidate, Jack Johnson. While Fry tries to impress her, Bender struggles to come to terms with the fact that his vote may not matter at all.

As election day approaches, Bender finds himself caught up in a series of mishaps and accidents. He accidentally knocks off Jack Johnson's head and sets off a chain of events that threatens to derail the entire election.

In the end, it's up to Bender to save the day and ensure that democracy is upheld. This episode is a humorous and thought-provoking commentary on the modern political process and the role that technology plays in our lives. With its clever writing and lovable characters, "A Head in the Polls" is a standout episode in the second season of Futurama.