All 22 episodes from the third season of Matt Groening's futuristic animated comedy. The show follows 20th-century slacker Philip J. Fry (voice of Billy West) in his adventures as a 31st-century interstellar delivery boy along with cyclopean Captain Leela (Katey Sagal) and Bender the boozy robot (John DiMaggio). The episodes are: 'Amazon Women in the Mood', 'Parasites Lost', 'A Tale of Two Santas', 'The Luck of the Fryrish', 'The Bird-Bot of Ice-Catraz', 'Bendless Love', 'The Day the Earth Stood Stupid', 'That's Lobstertainment!', 'The Cyber House Rules', 'Where the Buggalo Roam', 'Insane in the Mainframe', 'The Route of All Evil', 'Bendin' in the Wind', 'Time Keeps On Slipping', 'I Dated a Robot', 'A Leela of Her Own', 'A Pharoah to Remember', 'Anthology of Interest II', 'Roswell That Ends Well', 'Godfellas', 'Futurestock' and 'The 30 Percent Iron Chef'.

Collection of feature-length animated adventures set in a Lego version of the DC universe. In 'Justice League: Cosmic Clash' (2016) the Justice League must defend Earth from Brainiac (voice of Phil LaMarr), a supercomputer that travels through space collecting planets, but with his sights set firmly on Earth, the heroes are going to have their work cut out. To make matters worse, as well as being seemingly impenetrable, Brainiac also has the ability to bend time. With members of the Justice League flung into different periods in Earth's history, will they be able to unite and defeat the dastardly foe? In 'Justice League: Attack of the Legion of Doom' (2015) evil Lex Luthor (John DiMaggio) forms a group of supervillains known as the Legion of Doom and plots to take over the world leaving the Justice League members, including Batman (Troy Baker), Superman (Nolan North), Wonder Woman (Grey Griffin), The Flash (James Arnold Taylor) and Green Lantern (Josh Keaton), to save the day. In 'Justice League: Gotham City Breakout' (2016) Batman reluctantly takes a holiday from fighting crime, with the members of the Justice League agreeing to protect Gotham City while he is gone. However, problems arise when the Joker (Jason Spisak) and the other villains breakout of Arkham Asylum. In 'Justice League Vs. Bizarro League' (2015) Superman decides he can no longer contain his evil mirror image Bizarro (North) in Metropolis and decides to send him back to his home planet. Once there the destructive clone forms his own rival group of superheroes to fight back. But when Darkseid (Tony Todd) threatens Bizarro's planet and the entire galaxy, Superman and the rest of the Justice League are forced to join forces with their polar opposites in the newly formed Bizarro League to defeat Darkseid and restore order to their universe.

Collection of animations following the caped crusader. In 'Mystery of the Batwoman' (2003) Batman (voice of Kevin Conroy) is on the attack, targeting his arch enemy, the Penguin (David Ogden Stiers), and his criminal cohort, Rupert Thorn (John Vernon), who are plotting a scheme to sell illegal weapons. New vigilante in town Batwoman (Kyra Sedgwick) has more daring methods for saving the day, which may only create more problems for Batman. In 'Mask of the Phantasm' (1993) an unknown assailant is ridding Gotham City of its gangsters but Batman finds himself blamed for their homicidal ways. Meanwhile, his nemesis, the Joker (Mark Hamill), is keen to bring the mysterious figure down and Batman's former flame, Andrea Beaumont (Dana Delany), arrives in town. In 'Under the Red Hood' (2010) a masked figure, known only as Red Hood (Jensen Ackles), has taken it upon himself to clean up Gotham City but his methods are brutal. Batman (Bruce Greenwood) soon realises he may know Red Hood's real identity and when the Joker (John Di Maggio) gets involved the situation becomes even more complicated. 'Gotham Knight' (2008), set between 'Batman Begins' (2005) and 'The Dark Knight' (2008), comprises six chronological stories charting Batman (Conroy)'s progression from gifted amateur to fully-fledged crime-avenger. 'Have I Got a Story for You' tells how a group of kids are variously affected by their encounters with Batman. In 'Crossfire', Gotham City's police force are forced to conquer their distrust of the Dark Knight when they come under fire from the mob. 'Field Test' focuses on the vast array of weaponry and gadgets at Batman's disposal as he fights injustice, while 'In Darkness Dwells' has the caped-crusader locking horns with the sewer-dwelling 'Killer Croc' and 'The Scarecrow' (Corey Burton). 'Working Through Pain' explores Bruce Wayne's gruelling training regime, instigated by a mysterious Indian woman named Cassandra (Parminder Nagra), while the final segment, 'Deadshot', draws the chapters to a conclusion, with Batman having to stop a ruthlessly efficient assassin with few moral qualms. In 'Year One' (2011) Batman (Benjamin McKenzie) returns to Gotham City after spending years away training on foreign territory. Meanwhile, honest policeman Jim Gordon (Bryan Cranston) has arrived in town after being transferred from Chicago. He is sent to track Batman down but with their shared interest in ridding Gotham of its corrupt cops and criminals, the two form an unlikely alliance.

The complete collection of the anime adventure series featuring the voice of Samuel L. Jackson. In the original 2007 series 'Afro Samurai', black samurai Afro Samurai (Jackson) is looking for revenge against a man named Justice (Ron Perlman) who murdered his father. Justice just happens to be the #1 fighter in the world and after Afro earns the rank of #2 fighter, which is needed to challenge the #1, he begins his lonely quest for revenge. The feature-length sequel, 'Afro Samurai: Resurrection' (2009), sees Afro (Jackson) forced back into the game by Sio (Lucy Liu), a beautiful but deadly woman from his past.

All 125 episodes of Matt Groening's futuristic animated comedy. The show follows 20th-century slacker Philip J. Fry (voice of Billy West) in his adventures as a 31st-century interstellar delivery boy along with cyclopean Captain Leela (Katey Sagal) and Bender the boozy robot (John DiMaggio). Season 1 episodes are: 'Space Pilot 3000', 'The Series Has Landed', 'I, Roommate', 'Love's Labours Lost in Space', 'Fear of a Bot Planet', 'A Fishful of Dollars', 'My Three Suns', 'A Big Piece of Garbage', 'Hell Is Other Robots', 'A Flight to Remember', 'Mars University', 'When Aliens Attack' and 'Fry and the Slurm Factory'. Season 2 episodes are: 'I Second That Emotion', 'Brannigan, Begin Again', 'A Head in the Polls', 'Xmas Story', 'Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love?', 'The Lesser of Two Evils', 'Put Your Head On My Shoulders', 'Raging Bender', 'A Bicyclops Built for Two', 'A Clone of My Own', 'How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back', 'The Deep South', 'Bender Gets Made', 'Mother's Day', 'The Problem With Popplers', 'Anthology of Interest I', 'War Is the H-Word', 'The Honking' and 'The Cryonic Woman'. Season 3 episodes are: 'Amazon Women in the Mood', 'Parasites Lost', 'A Tale of Two Santas', 'The Luck of the Fryrish', 'The Bird-Bot of Ice-Catraz', 'Bendless Love', 'The Day the Earth Stood Stupid', 'That's Lobstertainment!', 'The Cyber House Rules', 'Where the Buggalo Roam', 'Insane in the Mainframe', 'The Route of All Evil', 'Bendin' in the Wind', 'Time Keeps On Slipping', 'I Dated a Robot', 'A Leela of Her Own', 'A Pharoah to Remember', 'Anthology of Interest II', 'Roswell That Ends Well', 'Godfellas', 'Futurestock' and 'The 30 Percent Iron Chef'. Season 4 episodes are: 'Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch', 'Leela's Homeworld', 'Love and Rocket', 'Less Than Hero', 'A Taste of Freedom', 'Bender Should Not Be Allowed On TV', 'Jurassic Bark', 'Crimes of the Hot', 'Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles', 'The Why of Fry', 'Where No Fan Has Gone Before', 'The Sting', 'Bend Her', 'Obsoletely Fabulous', 'The Farnsworth Parabox', 'Three Hundred Big Boys', 'Spanish Fry' and 'The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings'. Season 5 episodes are: 'Rebirth', 'In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela', 'Attack of the Killer App', 'Proposition Infinity', 'The Duh-Vinci Code', 'Lethal Inspection', 'The Late Philip J. Fry', 'That Darn Katz!', 'A Clockwork Origin', 'The Prisoner of Benda', 'Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences', 'The Mutants Are Revolting' and 'The Futurama Holiday Spectacular'. Season 6 episodes are: 'The Silence of the Clamps', 'Mobius Dick', 'Law and Oracle', 'Benderama', 'The Tip of the Zoidberg', 'Ghost in the Machines', 'Neutopia', 'Yo Leela Leela', 'Fry Am the Egg Man', 'All the Presidents' Heads', 'Cold Warriors', 'Overclockwise' and 'Reincarnation'. Season 7 episodes are: 'The Bots and the Bees', 'A Farewell to Arms', 'Decision 3012', 'The Thief of Baghead', 'Zapp Dingbat', 'The Butterjunk Effect', 'The Six Million Dollar Mon', 'Fun On a Bun', 'Free Will Hunting', 'Near-Death Wish', '31st Century Fox', 'Viva Mars Vegas' and 'Naturama'. Season 8 episodes are: 'Forty Percent Leadbelly', '2-D Blacktop', 'T.: The Terrestrial', 'Fry and Leela's Big Fling', 'The Inhuman Torch', 'Saturday Morning Fun Pit', 'Calculon 2.0', 'Assie Come Home', 'Leela and the Genestalk', 'Game of Tones', 'Murder of the Planet Express', 'Stench and Stenchibility' and 'Meanwhile'.

Seven episodes from the children's animated TV series based on the 'Kung Fu Panda' film franchise. Installed in his position as the protector of the Valley of Peace, kung fu master Po (voice of Mick Wingert), otherwise known as the Dragon Warrior, is ready to spring into action at a moment's notice. With the help of his comrades The Furious Five - Tigress (Kari Wahlgren), Monkey (James Sie), Mantis (Max Koch), Crane (Amir Talai) and Viper (Lucy Liu) - high-kicking Po must fend off a hotchpotch of dastardly opponents, including the snap-happy Croc Bandits. The episodes are: 'Good Croc, Bad Croc', 'The Princess and the Po', 'Chain Reaction', 'Bad Po', 'Jailhouse Panda', 'Father Crime' and 'Po Fans Out'.