Futurama

Ralph Snart

Demons From the Past (Part 1, 2, 3): A year after Fry's holophonor performance in the episode The Devil's Hands are Idol Playthings, he is still without Leela. However, what he has got is the desire to better himself, both physically and mentally. Will Leela notice Fry's effort to change for the better?
 

Ramon 51

Galactic Agent Gal: Leela's in a snow mobile racing across a boulder strewn snowscape. Behind her are three other snowmobiles, chasing after her erratically. No, she's not in an Alpine race, they are firing at her, wanting her dead. During this escapade, Leela says to herself, "How did I ever get into this business?" Which is exactly what the reader would want to know, too.
 

The Recruit: This Fan Fiction is the continuation of Ramon 51's "Galactic Agent Gal". It occurs right after Leela has decided to become an Intelligence Officer with the Galactic Intelligence Agency, and continues through her initial training, where she meets some friends she will have for the rest of her life... however long that may be!
 

Double Jeopardy: This Fan Fiction takes place shortly after The Recruit. Fry heads to Mars on vacation, while Leela begins her operational life as Agent Solo of the GIA and has her first real mission.
 

Gladiatrix (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5): This a continuation of Ramon 51's fictions with Leela as an agent of the Galactic Intelligence Agency. The year is 3006, and Leela is now a full-fledged GIA agent, with a number of successful missions behind her. Unbeknown to her, she is about to become a female Gladiator (properly known as a Gladiatrix) for the honour and glory of the New Space Roman Empire.
 

These Mist Covered mountains: Picks up where Gladiatrix left off. It's kind of a tribute to Ramon's fallen comrads in the Speical Forces.
 

Futurama/Band of Brothers Crossover (Part 1, 2, 3, 4): The Futurama crew get into some difficulties while testing out one of Professor Farnsworth and Cubert's inventions, finding that time has changed from the thirty-first century to the Stupid Ages. More accurately, though, the period of time you'd find in the Band of Brothers, with war and all that jazz.
 

Married With Children (Part 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8): Picks up where Band of Brothers leaves off. Fry and Leela get married, adopt Sally, and eventually defeat Zapp Brannigan's evil plot to destroy them. This story also brings a few new characters into the story, most of them are related to Leela. In a way, this story is about Leela finding her roots.
 

The Leela Diaries (Part 1, 2): Leela's diary entries, December 30, 2999 to ???
 

Your Cold, Cold Heart: When Fry and Leela have a fight, Fry heads for the bar to drown his sorrows, and when a blond woman in a red dress plays an old Hank Williams song on the juke box, our hapless (and rather inebriated) delivery boy suddenly finds himself caught between a rock and a hard place.
 

Crazy: A continuation of Your Cold, Cold Heart with some more music, some therapy, and a surprise.
 

Raziel

Fry's Destiny (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7): Fry's true calling is revealed after he crashes alone on a planet with some interesting inhabitants.
 

Red_Line

Eight Hours to Earth: On a long flight home, Leela comes to terms with her feelings for Fry.
 

Learning Curve: Picks up where Eight Hours to Earth left off and follows the first few days of Fry and Leela's new realtionship and it's first challenges, both large and small.
 

Terminal Velocity: A delivery to a war zone, Fry's cuckoo clock, and Bender's magnetic personality keeps life interesting for the PE crew.
 

Event Horizon: A boundry ... beyond which ... communication is impossible.
 

Fault Line: In deep space, it pays to have live friends and dead enemies.
 

Das Schiff: Hermes wants to send Fry on an inconsequential courier run to a backwater world, but Leela gets wind of it and won't let Fry go alone. After she "convinces" Hermes to let her go along, a seemingly simple job quickly gets much more complicated than anyone bargained for.
 

The Acid Test: Bender hatches a scheme to make a fast buck and a waitress at the Pub sets her sights on Fry.
 

The Ride of a Lifetime: Fry has a new love and a new job.
 

Interlude: An unscheduled stop ...
 

Ten Years After: A painfull separation, a painfull reunion.
 

The Evening: What might have happened the evening before The Morning.
 

The Phone Call: This is not your classic Futurama fan fiction. It's not set in the future and none of the characters appear in it. It was written solely as an April Fool's joke.
 

In A Pig's Fry: An expirement of the Professor's turns Fry into a guinea pig and Leela gets stuck taking care of him.
 

Critical Mass: Set in the aftermath of Bender's Big Score and Beast With A Billion Backs, Fry and Leela have some issues to work through. The very first post-BWABB fan fic.
 

RockstarFee

And a Hero Comes Along: The Professor hires a new bodyguard after too many damaged deliveries, and Fry takes an interest in her, making Leela see red.
 

Return to the Deep: Sequel to And a Hero Comes Along set a year later, with the Planet Express crew having to deliver a package to Atlanta: the home of their latest member.
 

Rodriguez

Love in the Times of Slurm: When Leela is injured during a routine repair on the Planet Express ship, Fry show a whole new side of himself, and she's impressed. Later, when Fry and Leela are stranded on a doomed planet together and they start talking about their true feelings.
 

Miscarriage of Justice: The sequel to "Love in The Times of Slurm". Fry and Leela are on their honeymoon on the planet Starova. Leela isn't feeling well when they arrive, but are better the next day, adn ready to tour the island. Fry is more interested in taking it slowly and stay at the beach. Leela is idsappointed, and they spend they day seperate from each other. When Fry come back to the hotel he's told Leela have been taken to the hospital.
 

Rye Guy

The Other (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22): This story is based on the following dialogue from the episode "The Why of Fry" (Rye Guy's favorite episode):

Nibbler: Well now it's your choice: is there nothing in the future worth saving?
Future Fry: Leela. But she doesn't think much of me.
Nibbler: Ah, she must be the other.

This fiction starts off with Leela wondering about Fry. However, in the meantime, Fry is beginning to have doubts about whether he'd ever win her heart, considering the amount of rejections he's received from her. Then again, it seems the Nibblonians have a hand to play... Promo picture
 

How Bender Snatched X-Mas: For the Xmas period, and beyond, Rye Guy has come up with a parody of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas".
 

A Long Night: After receiving a sweet New Year's gift from Fry, Leela agrees to go on a date with him to Times Square to welcome in the year... but only as friends. However, the date doesn't turn out as expected...
 

An Even Longer Day: This is a sequel to Rye Guy's "A Long Night", which is meant to explain what happened after that long and unexpected night. Leela awakes to find that she's naked, has a pounding headache, Fry's jacket is in the room, and she can't remember a thing about the night before. In her confusion, she wonders if Fry had slept with her and then abandoned her. The only way to find out what happened the night before is to confront Fry.
 

Ross

From Here To In Country: Fry and Leela fall through a time door built by Professor Farnsworth and end up at a US Marine base in Veitnam on the eve of the Tet Offensive. Warning: this story has some violent spots in it.
 

Rush

The Devil's Microphone is an Idol Comedy Thing: Bender helps Zoidberg in his lifelong dream to be an comedian and other random stuff.
 

Fry And Leela Happy Endings From Bender (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6): This story takes place in 3005 and has nothing to do with BBS well it kind of does and kind of does not at the same time, by the way this is also the back story of the The Devil's Microphone Is A Idol Comedy Thing. Should not be taken that seriously by anyone.