| 4th Rock from the Sun | |
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Planet Goal |
4th Rock From the Sun is one of the goals in Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow.
Part 1
Description[]
- Amy goes back home.
Objectives
- Complete the Mission "Search Party"
Rewards[]
- 75
50 
Story[ | ]
Hey, Professor, I can't reach my parents. Do you think they're okay?
Hard to say. I mean, the Hypnowaves ripped the universe a new blowhole. For all we know, your parents are trapped in an eternal instant of hellish death-agony.
Mom hates those! [SNIFF]
There, there. It's just an educated guess from a respected scientist...
You can stop worrying, Professor. I found my parents and they're fine.
Oh, my. This is terrible.
No, I said they're okay!
But you said I was worrying about them. I don't recall caring even slightly about YOU, let alone your family.
Part 2
Description[]
- The Crew gets their hands dirty.
Objectives
- Get Amy to Level 3
- Complete the Mission "Cowboys in Space"
Rewards[]
- 75
50
Story[ | ]
My dad says we have to fly to Mars and help out on the ranch. All his employees got sucked into the void and he blames us.
How does he know his employees didn't escape into the void on purpose?
Because he makes them wear brain monitor implants 24-7.
Good man.
By the way, Amy, would you mind trying on this brain monitor implant?
Whew! To quote a great man, nobody knew ranch work could be so hard.
Everybody knew that, Fry. Our ranch motto is "Ranching is hard".
Don't call me Fry! Use that cool cowboy nickname your Mom gave me.
Whatever you say, "Amy's Idiot Coworker".
Part 3
Description[]
- The crew look for some buggalo.
Objectives
- Complete the Mission "The Buggalo Bond"
Rewards[]
- 75 50
Story[ | ]
C'mon, Fry, we have to find my Dad's missing buggalo herd.
No problem. I'lll just need three things:
A lariat, a cowboy hat, and the missing buggalo herd.
I don't know how your family lives on Mars. The heat is unbearable.
Mars used to be much colder but then my Dad paid to artificially heat up the weather.
So, it's just like what happened on Earth.
Not according to my Dad. He's a climate change denier.