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Bender's Game (Part 1)

Part 1 of the television presentation of Bender's Game. Part 1 of the film: a dark-matter shortage threatens civilization while Bender retreats into an elaborate fantasy world inspired by role-playing games.

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Bender adopts a knightly pose before a dragon, castle and industrial landscape.
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Part 1 of the television presentation of Bender's Game. Part 1 of the film: a dark-matter shortage threatens civilization while Bender retreats into an elaborate fantasy world inspired by role-playing games.

This is a television part, not the complete feature film. The supplied description concerns the parent film; precise segment boundaries are not asserted.

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Catalog snapshot: September 13, 2026. This is not a claim that an editor wrote a full dossier on that date.

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Operator-supplied episode workbook Episodes!A82:L82

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Television parts of Bender's Game

Four TV parts are counted in the episode inventory. This does not create four separate films or assert unverified segment-specific plot boundaries.

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