Into the Wild Green Yonder Part 2

"Into the Wild Green Yonder Part 2" is the eighty-sixth episode of Futurama, the fourteenth of the fifth production season and sixth broadcast season and the second cut from Into the Wild Green Yonder. Its air date is to be announced.

Plot Outline
The crew, searching for their remains, quickly finds them as Bender and Fanny aren't dead, because the whole ordeal was purely a warning. At Wongminster, Leo's miniature golf club, Leo is playing together with Fry, Amy and Leela. Leela is complaining about the no-girl policy at the club. In addition, Leela isn't exactly pleased at Leo's treatment of nature and animal. However, Leo is tired of only one aspect of miniature golf, that it is so damn miniature. Therefore, he has begun constructing the universe's biggest miniature golf course. He shows them first tee, which goes from Mars to Pluto's moon, Hydra.

Leo explains that he is going to destroy 12% of the galaxy to build the course. Leo has hired Farnsworth to perform a environmental survey of the area he has decided to place his course in.

With the survey in progress, Farnsworth explains why a regular sized miniature golf course simply isn't enough for men, because all men does is take other stuff and make it bigger, at which he shows off his 301 inch TV, but to his discontent, a 302 inch model is out. As the Planet Express Ship has reached the violet dwarf system, the machine discovers life on an asteroid. However, the asteroid is also the location for the 18th hole as well as the golf pants museum. Despite the clear signs of life, Farnsworth decides to approve for demolition, clearly keen to being bribed.

At the golf course, Earth president Nixon and his vice-president, the Headless body of Agnew is playing with Leo. They are interrupted by the Feministas, who has now been joined by Leela, to protest the construction of the golf course. However, in an attempt for Agnew to get the protesters, a run-away golf cart runs him over and he is declared dead.

In a speech to the planet, Nixon is not pleased with the death of his vice-president, he declares the Feministas outlaws. In their hide out, the Feministas, decides to move up from simple protesting to actual sabotage. On Saturn's rings, Wong has a sweeper to sweeper its rings off, but the machine is easily sabotaged by the Feministas by purring sugar in the fuel tank and an organic potato in the tail pipe. To increase public image, Leela decides to use her muck leech as their mascot.

As Fry wanders New New York's streets after Leela's departure, he runs into Hutch again. Hutch decides to reveal the group he belongs to, the League of Mad Fellows, which is lead by the Number 9 Man. The Number 9 Man explains to Fry how life originally started with the Chi spreading across the universe, but for reasons unknown, the Chi began to deceive. Which meant the lifeforms across the universe began to whither. However, the knowledge of these former lifeforms were not forgotten by the League of Mad Fellows, who pasted the knowledge on down through the ages.

However, recently, the Chi has begun to reform, and the asteroid in the violet dwarf system holds the enlightenment of a new green age, and Fry's purpose is to become a Sheppard and protector of it, because Fry lacks the Delta Brain Wave. His first task is to stop Leo Wong in his task to construction his miniature golf course. So Fry gets hired as a security guard at Wongminster.

Meanwhile, the Feministas are sabotaging the King Kong hole by hooking the green off its asteroid, destroying the course. On Channel v2 News, this story is their top story. Linda is however not pleased with Morbo always getting the top stories. In a breaking story, the Feministas has sent a tape out with a warning to Leo Wong and a call for support from the public. After the broadcast, Linda decides to join them.

Leo asks Nixon for help with the threat presented by the group, and Nixon decides to help by sending Zapp Brannigan on the mission to stop the group. Zapp reveals that Bender has decided to join the mission as well.

The episode ends with "to be continued."

Miscellany
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