TV Guide FXX Friday

The crew makes a delivery to a planet inhabited by human-hating robots, and Bender becomes a captive when they discover that he works for humans.

Fry becomes a billionaire after discovering that his bank account from the 20th century is still active and has been accruing interest for the past 1,000 years.

Fry becomes an unwilling emperor after accidentally sates his thirst by drinking the current ruler of an arid planet inhabited by liquid beings.

Fry, Leela and Bender go on a desperate mission to save the planet from a gigantic asteroid composed of refuse from 1,000 years ago.

Hank butts heads with the leader of the Order of the Straight Arrow, which causes problems with Peggy as she serves as Welcome Wagon representative.

Peggy throws a baby shower for Luanne; Peggy bonds with Lucky's sister, but they find that they disagree over how Luanne is going to raise the baby.

Hank accompanies his boss to the National Propane Gas Convention and winds up babysitting him after he goes out with his son to drink the night away.

Bobby uses Hank and Peggy's guilt to make them fight over his affections after they forget to pick him up from the mall, but he soon loses interest.

A man relives the most joyful and painful moments of his life while debating the existence of God with a famous author.

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.

After a boxer retires and becomes a preacher, financial hardships force him to step back in the ring and regain the World Heavyweight Championship.

Bob believes that an unexpected request to cater a holiday boat parade is too good to be true; Louise takes notices of a present-laden Santa Schooner.

When Bart decides to steal the latest video game from the store, he is caught by a security guard and when Marge hears of the incident, she blames herself.

When Bart accidentally ruins everyone's Christmas gifts, he claims that a robber stole them and the community pitches in to raise funds for more.

Principal Skinner has the school shut down after it cannot accommodate Bart when he injures himself and has to use a wheelchair to get around.

During a blizzard, Principal Skinner decides to control the students while they are stuck in the school by implementing his army training.

After Homer and Bart accidentally damage the local church while playing with a model rocket, a turn of events leads Lisa to reconsider her religious views.

After bumbling his way into a large sum of money, Homer strikes a note of jealousy with Flanders when he uses his fortune for the good of the Springfield.

Lois decides to walk out on the family when they don't help her with the Christmas shopping, which leaves the rest of the family to save the holiday themselves.

After Mayor West's Christmas nativity scene is destroyed, Brian quickly becomes the primary suspect in the following investigation.

Peter and his friends form a neighborhood detective agency; Lois is concerned about Chris' new relationship, but she decides to use it to make Peter copy Chris.

Brian decides that he has had enough of Stewie, so Stewie resorts to impregnating himself with Brian's DNA in order to salvage their relationship.

Meg is instantly seen as the hottest employee at her new job; Cleveland becomes a therapist and helps Peter and Lois with their relationship, frustrating Peter.

Peter ends up a town hero when he discovers a missing boy; Joe quits his job and goes on a road trip with Peter, Quagmire and Cleveland to Niagra Falls.

Brian becomes more well-behaved after going through obedience school, but Peter misses his lively behavior and wants the old Brian back; Chris feels used.

Peter joins a group of mean girls after his old crowd of friends "roast" him, but Lois points out they likely say negative things about him behind his back.

Peter is surprised when Lois plans what he believes is an exciting couples' getaway in the Bahamas, but turns out to be a marriage counseling program.

Stewie is prescribed Adderall after being diagnosed with A.D.D., which Brian uses to write a 2,000-page pitch to author George R.R. Martin at a convention.

After Bender's addiction to electricity puts himself and the rest of the Planet Express crew in danger, he finds religion and decides to change his ways.

The Planet Express crew goes on a space cruise for vacation; Leela learns that Zapp Brannigan is helming the flight and tells him that she and Fry are engaged.

While on a trip to a university on the planet Mars, Fry decides to enroll in school and is assigned a talking monkey as a roommate.

Fry's bumbling ways lead to an alien planet 1,000 light years away declaring war when his favorite television show is suddenly interrupted.

Hank and his buddies commiserate over their championship loss in high school and ask for a rematch; when Hank gets a new nose, he is afraid to play football.

Peggy befriends the coolest and most glamorous mom in Bobby's cotillion classes in order to make herself seem more cool and learn what is "in."

Hank baby-sits Dale when Nancy goes to Dallas to be a reporter, but Dale's reckless behavior soon has Hank and Peggy begging Nancy to return.

An intervention at church leads Bobby to see the light and embark on a quest to bring peace to Arlen; Hank engages in Fourth of July fireworks battle.