[s6e4] Proposition Infinity -

: After a heated argument leads to a breakup with Kif, Amy Wong finds herself unexpectedly attracted to the ultimate "bad boy," Bender.

In the Futurama episode , the series explores the social taboo of "robosexuality"—romantic relationships between humans and robots—as a satirical allegory for the real-world debate over same-sex marriage and California's Proposition 8. The story follows these key developments: The Secret Romance

: Although New New York allows marriages between ghosts and horses or various alien species, human-robot love remains culturally forbidden. The two initially hide their relationship from the Planet Express crew.

: Once their secret is out, Professor Farnsworth leads the opposition, even sending Bender to a "robosexual conversion camp". The Fight for Equality

: After a heated argument leads to a breakup with Kif, Amy Wong finds herself unexpectedly attracted to the ultimate "bad boy," Bender.

In the Futurama episode , the series explores the social taboo of "robosexuality"—romantic relationships between humans and robots—as a satirical allegory for the real-world debate over same-sex marriage and California's Proposition 8. The story follows these key developments: The Secret Romance

: Although New New York allows marriages between ghosts and horses or various alien species, human-robot love remains culturally forbidden. The two initially hide their relationship from the Planet Express crew.

: Once their secret is out, Professor Farnsworth leads the opposition, even sending Bender to a "robosexual conversion camp". The Fight for Equality