Ep 11. The Cyber House Rules

In the season 3 episode 11 titled "The Cyber House Rules" of the animated television show Futurama, Fry becomes worried about his friend's adoptive children, Dwight and Cubert, when he discovers that they are genetically predisposed to become gang leaders due to their biological father's history. This leads Leela, Bender, and Fry to take the children to a Mars university genetic engineering lab, where the professor believes he can cure them.

While there, the professor convinces Leela to undergo genetic engineering herself to correct her one eye, with the promise of giving her two functional eyes. The procedure is a success, but the professor goes too far and gives her two eyes on each side of her head, turning her into a freak. This causes Leela to become depressed as she no longer feels like herself.

Meanwhile, the professor's genetic engineering has worked on the children, but it turns out that Dwight and Cubert were never predisposed to be gang leaders in the first place. They were just acting out because they were upset about their father leaving them. The professor's meddling has caused the children to lose their individuality and become mindless drones, causing Fry and Bender to take drastic measures to bring their personalities back.

Ultimately, the episode explores themes such as identity, family, and the consequences of playing god with genetics. It also showcases the importance of acceptance and individuality, as the children are able to rediscover themselves once they break free of the professor's changes.

Overall, "The Cyber House Rules" is a memorable and thought-provoking episode that showcases the clever writing and colorful characters that have made Futurama such a beloved animated series.