A "Scooby-Doo" villain realizes their plan is not going to work; Super Grover's identity is uncovered; Hobbes does not want to hang out with a grown-up Calvin.
The plot holes that were fixed in "Rogue One" and the other "Star Wars" films are discussed; Peppa Pig's family deal with Brexit; "Hamilton" is redone.
Steve gets upset after Snot becomes a summer camp counselor-in-training; Hayley and Jeff get suspicions when Roger organizes a "Burning Man" reenactment.
Jerry insists on going on one of Rick's infamous adventures; Beth gets the impression she's failed as a mother; Summer experiences some issues with her body.
At the request of John Redcorn, Hank takes Dale and his son on a spiritual journey where Dale has a dream that implies he is of Native American ancestry.
A marriage counselor recommends that Hank and Peggy buy a motorcycle but a trip to a biker convention in South Dakota creates even more tension for them.
The gang launch an investigation into the origins of Pops and must journey to find an ancient VCR that can play an icy VHS tape that holds their answers.
Pops trains under the ancient sensei Earl before his destined battle with Anti-Pops, but Pops is unsure whether fighting his opponent is the right decision.
Earl uses training montages to his advantage to ensure Pops is prepared as Rigby and Moredecai sing him a song only to trap the Park crew in the montage.
The kids take on their mom's chores when they discover her life never turned out the way she intended, but they mistake her bucket list for her to-do list.
Anchor Kip Schlezinger and field reporter Mike present breaking news, including a recent robbery at Joyful Burger and Daisy the Donkey's on-air meltdown.
A pilgrim monster named Hebediah Grim is attacking the women of Crystal Cove for their lack of purity, and the gang sets out to find out who is behind it all.
The gang is stranded at the Burlington Library, which has a history of wolf creature attacks, after a landslide forces them to give up their ski vacation.
While the bears, Dippy and Box have a nice day at the space beach, Aunt Cassi shows up to ruin it by showing off her dark side to everyone trying to have fun.
When Panda feels his brothers don't appreciate his creative genius, he wishes for a friend who's on the same level as him but it's not what he really wanted.
Starfire seems to have an innate ability to tell the truth, but Beast Boy teachs her to lie and soon wishes he hadn't when the lies she tells get outrageous.
Robin's adored staff is broken so he sets out on a dangerous journey to find the ancient Universe Tree where he will be able to find a new magic staff.
The kids take on their mom's chores when they discover her life never turned out the way she intended, but they mistake her bucket list for her to-do list.
Anchor Kip Schlezinger and field reporter Mike present breaking news, including a recent robbery at Joyful Burger and Daisy the Donkey's on-air meltdown.
Richard's friends convince him to rekindle his relationship with his father Frankie, but he becomes frustrated when his dad is unable to break his bad habits.
A young kid shatters Mordecai's treasured high score on his favorite video game and forces Mordecai and Rigby to devise a variety of schemes to get revenge.
Mr. Fischoeder puts on a play with some help from Bob, Linda and the kids, all to get his brother to confess to a theft; Louise gets jealous of Tina's hands.
Tina goes along to cheer Jimmy Junior on at a semi-prestigious dancing seminar; Bob and Linda decide to compete to see who can catch the most homerun balls.
Chris cares for his girlfriend's twins after she is deported, but when the family learns she will be unable to return, they bring her children to her in Mexico.
Peter grows tired of no longer having an Emmy for "Family Guy" and decides to imitate other shows that are likely to win the award, regardless of category.
Peter soon befriends a popular, attractive paramedic and decides to stop being friends with Quagmire, Joe and Cleveland to spend more time with his new friend.
Peter and Louis find themselves with a golden opportunity to reconnect as a couple after Lois' parents get a nanny to take care of the children for them.
Chris receives a special one-dollar bill as a birthday present, but he quickly loses it and the dollar passes into the possession of everybody in Quahog.