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Leela teams up with an environmentally aware feminist group to save an asteroid filled with primitive life forms.
Leela teams up with an environmentally aware feminist group to save an asteroid filled with primitive life forms.
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S4, EP10 "A Leela of Her Own"The New New York Mets ink Leela as the first female major-league blernsball player. Guest voices of Bob Uecker and Hank Aaron.
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