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While at a carnival with Gordy, Bean spots the Arch-Druidess. The pursuit leads them to the office of Alva Gunderson, the owner of the factory, who reveals that he and "Gordy" are the same person. Alva admits the Arch-Druidess worked for him but claims ignorance of her more violent actions in Dreamland; he subsequently fires her.

Like many Steamland episodes, this one contains Easter eggs for Matt Groening's other show, Futurama , including a boulevard named after Professor Farnsworth and visual homages to Planet Express. Major Developments [S3E4] Steamland Confidential

The episode marks a shift in the series' antagonism, moving away from Queen Dagmar toward the broader technological threat of Steamland. It also reveals that Skybert Gunderson, the pilot from Part 2, is Alva's brother. While at a carnival with Gordy, Bean spots the Arch-Druidess

To hide his identity as an elf, Elfo disguises himself in high-society clothing. He accidentally gains entry to "The League of Gallivanting Scrutinators," an upscale explorers' club, where he enthralls members with exaggerated tales of his travels to Hell and other lands. Like many Steamland episodes, this one contains Easter

Seeking the Arch-Druidess, Bean goes undercover at "Gunderson Steamworks," a local factory. Using the alias "Tia," she befriends an employee named Gordy Stewson.