Ep 12. 31st Century Fox

In the episode titled "31st Century Fox" of the science fiction animated sitcom Futurama's ninth season, the episode revolves around Bender, the robot and his desire to become a member of the notorious organization of intergalactic robbers known as the 'Theodore Terrier Gang.'

Bender decides to join the gang, led by the cunning and intelligent Calculon, known for their daring heists. However, when the gang decides to rob a valuable microchip from the wealthy and influential MomCorp, Bender finds himself in a difficult situation.

Bender's actions catch the attention of the firm's CEO, Mom, and her loyal robot security team. While the rest of the gang is successful in their heist, Bender's love for fox hunting kicks in, making him risk everything by saving a fox from Mom's grasp, bringing attention to himself.

Trying to escape the wrath of Mom, Bender hides the fox in Planet Express, where his friends - Fry, Leela, Professor Farnsworth, and Dr. Zoidberg - try to help him. However, things soon spiral out of control when the fox treats the Planet Express building like her home. With Mom's robot security team closing in, the group must find a way to return the fox to its natural habitat while protecting their work.

The episode is a parody of classic heist movies with the futuristic twist, with Bender's desire to become part of a sophisticated organization, added with a hilarious subplot involving the cute and cunning fox. The episode exemplifies the classic humor, wit, and clever puns that have made Futurama a hit amongst science fiction and comedy fans alike. The episode's commentary on animal rights and environmental concerns adds depth and resonance to the story.

Overall, "31st Century Fox" presents a well-balanced episode with a great combination of humor, action, and satire, making it a must-watch for Futurama enthusiasts and fans of the science fiction genre alike. The episode perfectly displays the creative and innovative writing style that made the series one of the memorable animated shows of the decade, highlighting Futurama's ability to continue to reinvent itself in each season.