TV Guide FXX Friday

After an encounter with a mysterious four-dimensional space whale, Leela finds herself becoming obsessed with hunting down and harpooning the elusive creature.

Fry grows tired of his mundane life and go-nowhere job, which prompts him to leave his friends behind and join the New New York police force.

Hank takes things a bit too seriously when his softball team lands in a charity game against the Globetrotters of the softball world.

Hank and Peggy are shocked when Bobby chooses the head of a pooper-scooper business as his professional role model during the school's career program.

Kahn nearly runs his new carwash business into the ground, so Mr. Strickland enters into a partnership with him and orders Hank to help out his neighbor.

Strickland's hiring of a couple of chopper gurus to promote propane sales ends in disaster, so it's up to Hank to save the company.

The epic adventures of David Copperfield from childhood to adulthood with the friends and enemies he made along the way.

A sudden sinkhole threatens to ruin the Belchers' restaurant for good, and the kids set out to solve a mystery that could save the family business.

Bart and Lisa decide to help Krusty find his father after he shares with them that the two no longer talk due to the fact that he's a comic.

After eating too much candy on Halloween, the Simpsons family goes to sleep only to be plagued by horrific nightmares all too close to reality.

After ruining her performance at the talent show, Homer decides the only way to make amends with Lisa is to buy her the pony she has always wanted.

Homer comes to the conclusion that he's not a very good father to Bart and decides to become more involved in his life by building a soapbox racer with him.

Moe makes big money selling a unique alcoholic drink that Homer invented, but Moe refuses to share any of the credit, or profits, with Homer.

When the Nuclear Power Plant's stock soars after Mr. Burns decides to sell it to a German company, Homer is consequently fired from his job.

When Marge suspects that she may be expecting again, the Simpsons take a trip to see Dr. Hibbert for a pregnancy test and Homer reminisces.

Bart uses his Superstar Celebrity microphone to dupe the citizens of Springfield into believing that there is a child stuck in the bottom of a well.

Lisa's joy turns to sorrow when she realizes that Homer has only been spending Sunday afternoons with her because of her accurate football predictions.

Gene and Courtney are given the opportunity to be the new hosts of morning announcements, but their romantic history poses challenges; Tina's plan goes awry.

Following Bob's spill on the sidewalk, he has to take legal action in order to pay for the surgery to fix his injuries; Bob is taken care of by Jairo.

Louise wants the family to get a new couch, but the family vote for TV night ruled against it, so she decides to deal with the problem herself.

Tina volunteers to work with Nurse Liz, and ends up being a part of a lice-infestation; Bob tries to improve the restaurant but ends up driving customers away.

The Belcher kids hop into action after news of a bounce house crisis at a birthday party; Bob encounters a guest at the restaurant, forcing him to face a fear.

After learning of a nearby mystical creature, Gene takes the Belcher kids on a quest to find it; during a slow day at the restaurant, Linda becomes competitive.

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.

Peter is fired from his job at the Pawtucket Brewery in the unique styles of three different famous film directors from Hollywood.

The Griffins kick Brian out of the house after he posts an offensive tweet that becomes viral, which makes other people treat the Griffins like outcasts.

Peter decides to write Vladimir Putin after he watches an alternate ending to a film he watched; Brian begins working at the suicide hotline center.

Peter feels concern and delight for Meg when she starts drinking at a high school party; Brian believes Principal Shepherd committed a crime.

In a reimagining the classic story "A Christmas Tale," Peter is visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future when he loses his Christmas spirit.

Brian becomes attracted to a female show dog he met at the vet's office; Peter and Lois desperately try to convince Chris that "Arthur Valentine" is fictional.

Stewie and Brian's long-time friendship comes to an abrupt end; Peter shakes hands with his favorite breakfast cereal mascot and won't wash his hand afterwards.

Bender discovers a cloning device, uses it to rapidly replicate, and then threatens to overrun Earth with swarms of copies of himself.

Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew are shocked to uncover a dark secret revolving around the day that Professor Farnsworth and Dr. Zoidberg first met.

Bender passes away, but he takes on a ghostly existence, which allows his spirit to remain in the building so he can haunt his friends.

The crew encounters an alien who lacks an understanding of the concept of gender and switches the sexual characteristics of all aboard the Planet Express ship.

Hank takes the family all over Arlen in search of a new place of worship, when the First Methodist Church gives away the Hill's family pew.

Strickland's expulsion from the strip club causes him to seek his adult entertainment at work; Peggy discovers the power of the press.

Bobby discovers that panhandling may be a faster way to the few quick bucks he needs for some trendy jeans than working an actual job.

When the Hills get some liberal-minded neighbors, Hank and Bobby take it upon themselves to teach some boundaries to their terror of a son.