TV Guide FXX

Diego de Buen channels the club's golden era to rally the team after a very crushing loss; Eva Longoria's competitive spirit against Larcamón ignites.

Fry goes out to find a Christmas gift for Leela and runs into "Robot Santa Claus," a homicidal robot who seeks to destroy those he considers to be naughty.

When the group begins to notice that Zoidberg is acting erratically, Professor Farnsworth deduces that it is mating season on his home planet.

The crew encounters a bending unit who becomes fast friends with Bender, but Fry begins to suspect that the stranger is not what he seems.

Fry's body is mangled in a horrific automobile accident, so his head must be grafted onto Amy's shoulder until it can be repaired.

Hank is shocked to see Bobby imitating a boy band's dance moves, but is even more surprised when he is invited to a co-ed slumber party.

After he demonstrates his hot dog gobbling, Bill signs up for a competitive eating contest and finds fame among other competitive eaters.

A young man wins multiple video game racing competitions, but his life is upended when an actual racer gives him an opportunity to realize his dreams.

Lisa puts it upon herself to release one of the most dangerous animals in Springfield; Homer realizes a lifelong dream of purchasing a boat.

Marge decides to become a competitive lumberjack upon realizing other people think she is boring, which she happens to have a real talent for.

A collection of families around Springfield joins the Van Houtens during their yearly trip to Costa Rica, which the Simpsons struggle to afford.

The Simpsons are confronted by a series of Thanksgiving-inspired horrors, such as the first Thanksgiving and a problematic artificial intelligence.

Todd disregards his faith and holds God responsible for his mother's death, which greatly distresses Ned and prompts him to send Todd to live with the Simpsons.

Sideshow Bob secures a contract to work as a mall Santa; an unknown thief is running around the city stealing Christmas packages from people's porches.

Homer and Marge are stunned at Artie Ziff's wedding when his future bride is a clone of Marge; Lisa garners newfound popularity due to her braces.

The citizens of Springfield take the sea captain's long-sought treasure, which Marge convinces them to us to construct a local S.T.E.M. school.

Lisa chooses to write about Professor Frink as the most interesting person she knows as he makes his own cryptocurrency, which makes him richer than Mr. Burns.

Bart inadvertently sees a new superhero film a month before its intended release, which makes the world fear his ability to spoil such an anticipated feature.

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.

While at the lake for a Labor Day vacation, the Belchers get trapped inside their cabin by a mysterious force lurking outside.

Louise begins to spiral after a school assignment about careers causes her to imagine her future.

A comet watching party sees Bob trying to keep Teddy for searching for cosmic signs, while the kids decide to make their own comet wishes come true.

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.

Louise suspects a Halloween field trip to an apple orchard might be hiding something more sinister; Tina and Gene work to win the school's costume parade.

Gene ends up spending all of his money on a new virtual reality arcade next door; Louise and Tina try to surpass their previous menu tower records.

The Belchers spend Thanksgiving morning at a mini golf course.

After Peter's idiocy during a trip to the airport costs Quagmire his piloting career, he turns to his idol, Hugh Hefner, for advice on how to get his job back.

Peter considers getting even with Lois after she sleeps with former President Bill Clinton; Lois and Stewie try to potty-train Brian.

The Griffins' new restaurant has a hard time attracting customers, but they soon find themselves serving a new demographic when Joe lends a hand.

When the Griffins head to Texas, Peter quickly befriends some cowboys, Stewie enters a beauty pageant, and Chris and Meg sneak into George W. Bush's home.

Chris is enrolled in a snooty boarding school, but he doesn't quite fit it; an epic battle ensues when Peter's nemesis, the chicken, returns.

Lois is forced to dumb down her political views in order to run for mayor and finds herself succumbing to corruption after winning the office.

Peter's brief return to his teen years creates a horrifying timeline in which Quagmire is married to Lois, as well as the father of her children.

When the power goes out in Quahog, Peter entertains the Griffin house by retelling the story of "Star Wars," with his friends and family in the starring roles.

Stewie quickly wears out his welcome after moving in with Brian; Meg stands up for her rights at the convenience store where she and Chris work.

After Bender manages to knock out a popular fighter from the Ultimate Robot Fighting League, he is offered an opportunity to become a full-time competitor.

After learning that there is a second Cyclops still in existence, Leela travels back to her home world to ensure that her species does not go extinct.

It's Farnsworth's 150th birthday and a party is being held for him at Mars University but while he is at the party he realizes there is so much he has to do.

Hermes decides to relax at a spa after receiving a depressing demotion, but he instead unwittingly enrolls himself at a forced labor camp.

Bobby finds himself smitten with Connie's wild and rebellious cousin with a shady past, who is spending the semester in Arlen and becomes his lab partner.

When Bobby's home-ec skills exceed Peggy's homemaking abilities, she goes to extreme measures to retain her place as Hank's favorite.

Bobby discovers the art of "Dog Dancing" and begins to develop a routine with Ladybird, but tries to put a stop to it only to find himself enjoying it.

Bobby decides that he would rather grow roses than be on the football team and reveals to Hank that he could win competitions for his hobby.