TV Guide FXX

A swarm of giant brains travel to Earth and steal the intelligence of everyone on the planet, leaving Fry as they only unaffected person.

Dr. Zoidberg decides to try out his luck at comedy, but after failing miserably he goes to his long-lost Uncle Harold Zoid to seek help.

A conservative propane salesman comes under the scrutiny of a social worker that mistakes his temper issues and his son's black eye as signs of child abuse.

Peggy is called upon to start teaching a new class on sex education, forcing her to overcome a reluctance to call body parts by their proper names.

When Hank and his friends decide to take their sons on a wilderness journey as a prank, Bobby fails to get the joke and assaults an endangered bird.

Looking to help his son develop goals in life, Hank takes Bobby to a golf course, where Bobby accidentally assaults Hank's hero, musician Willie Nelson.

An urban troubleshooter and a seismologist work feverishly to turn the tide as fireballs erupt in L.A., and a river of lava runs down Wilshire Blvd.

Peggy begins writing an advice column for the local paper but must cooperate with Minh for writing material; Hank forces Bobby to get a paper route.

Bill's home becomes overrun by charity cases after Hank convinces him to volunteer at a halfway house; Peggy decides it's time to learn how to ride a bike.

Hank nearly moves his entire family out of Arlen after recent discoveries about the town's disreputable past lead the city manager to make drastic changes.

Hank and the guys form a pick-up kickball game, while Bobby suffers through his courses at a professional clown school with an obnoxious professor.

Lisa needs to get braces, but Simpsons learn that Mr. Burns has taken away the dental plan; Homer takes over as head of the union to change things.

Bart falls victim to a number of pranks by Homer, so as revenge, he places a can of his favorite beer in a machine that shakes it up violently; Homer in a coma.

Bart and Lisa decide to write their own episodes of the "Itchy and Scratchy" show after they begin to grow bored with the current scripts.

Lisa tries to put a stop to a local tradition which involves chasing all the snakes into the center of town and beating them to death with sticks.

Marge is the only one able to care for her family after a terrible flu epidemic sweeps through Springfield, but a forgetful moment soon lands her in jail.

Homer tells the story of how he, Principal Skinner, Apu and Barney once created a barbershop string quartet and found fame with a hit single.

After failing a test at the Nuclear Power Plant, Homer is forced to go back to college but soon begins to party too much for his own good.

Gene is nervous about going to his very first sleepover; Bob and Linda try to figure out who snores more at night by recording themselves as they sleep.

Bob and Linda's plans for a double date go horribly awry when both couples become stuck inside an escape room game; Louise decides to host a zombie-movie night.

While the kids are at Outdoor Education, Tina has an epiphany with the help of a forest-living hermit; Bob and Linda learn what it's like to have an empty nest.

To make up for forgetting Bob's birthday, Linda and the children plan a last-minute surprise party, but Linda needs Hugo to distract Bob in the meantime.

Tina has difficulties with the training required to join the Junior Lifeguards; Bob's Burgers gets a boon when Bob and Linda decide to offer free Wi-Fi.

Louise comes up with a plan to get rid of a shop being set up in the Belcher's alley; Linda realizes that she can't blindly defend her sister anymore.

The Belcher family attends various open houses to get free food at Linda's behest; the children make an unexpected discovery that causes trouble for the family.

Bonnie winds up getting into trouble when she and Lois take a trip to Paris; Peter uses unorthodox methods when he homeschools Chris and Meg.

The power goes out yet again, and the family gathers around Peter as he regales them with the final installation of the "Star Wars" saga.

Peter blows his savings on lottery tickets and the family writes it off as his usual shenanigans until they become millionaires and can't stay grounded.

Brian tries to ride out the storm by consuming questionable substances, and Meg goes off the deep end after one too many jabs at her expense.

After Quagmire lands himself in the hospital, his sister Brenda and her boyfriend Jeff hurry to Quahog so that they can nurse him back to health.

When Ryan Reynolds visits Quahog, he becomes obsessed with Peter Griffin; in an attempt to be a big boy, Stewie steals the family car to go for a joy ride.

Brian and Stewie travel back in time to the pilot episode of "Family Guy" in order to change history, and then they end up changing it all over again.

Lois cooks a huge Thanksgiving meal and invites the whole troop over; Joe receives a shock when his formerly M.I.A. son, Kevin Swanson, returns from Iraq.

After an adventurous day at the amusement park, the Griffins' car breaks down in Amish country and they are stranded with no way out; Meg likes an Amish boy.

Peter and the guys take a stand against their wives and take a road trip to the deep South; Lois spends some quality time with the rest of the girls.

When Carter falls asleep at the wheel, the family decides it might be time for him to retire and look into sending him to a retirement community in Florida.

A doctor acquaintance of Leela's volunteers to give her a prosthetic eye so that she can look like a normal human; Bender adopts children from an orphanarium.

Kif has a difficult time impressing the Wongs, so he jumps at a chance to earn their respect by retrieving their Buggalo herd after they disappear in a storm.

After accidentally helping an old friend of Bender's rob a bank, Fry and Bender are sent to an insane asylum for robots in order to avoid prison.

Hermes' son Dwight and Professor Farnsworth's offspring Cubert create a delivery company and attempt to put Planet Express out of business.

After being dumped by her boyfriend, Luanne starts to drive the family crazy by crazing every day and night, leading Hank to find her a new significant other.

After becoming extremely constipated and receiving unhelpful advice from friends, Hank is forced to visit the doctor, who warns him to change his diet.

A strange new family moves next door to the Hills, as Hank immediately dislikes the new neighbors, but Peggy forces Hank to attend a barbecue at their house.

Hank's sexist, obnoxious father, who lost his shins while fighting in the Second World War, makes a surprise appearance at Bobby's big birthday party.