TV Guide FXX Monday

Leela heads to Hollywood and becomes a major player in the world of television after she creates a new television series that becomes considerably successful.

Fry finds himself getting in touch with his paternal side after he finds an alien egg in need of nurturing, but out of the egg hatches a terrifying creature.

Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew travel through time and end up at the site of the American Revolution, where they alter the course of history.

Fry's sneezing fit inadvertently reintroduces the common cold to a world in which the simple affliction has long since been eliminated.

Bender continually increases his performance and computing ability until he reaches a point in which he can foresee events in the future.

The adventures of Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew are broken up into three mini-stories and presented in different animation styles.

Bender fathers a child with the office beverage machine, but he becomes upset when he discovers that his new son does not share his ability to bend objects.

The Planet Express crew becomes cautious after they discover an ancient Martian calendar predicting that the world is going to end in 3012.

A team of genetic mutants uses the very abilities that have branded them as outcasts to stop a super-powered terrorist's violent campaign.

While a mysterious doctor finds a dangerous cyborg with no memory of who she is, she finds herself fighting against corrupt forces intent on controlling her.

While the X-Men are on a rescue mission, Jean is suddenly hit by a mysterious cosmic force that unleashes unstoppable powers within her.

Lisa's self-esteem takes a hit when she notices a horrible caricature of herself at the school fair, so Homer decides to enter her into a beauty pageant.

In an effort to impress his ex-wife, Teddy organizes a day trip on his newly renovated boat; Tina tries to prove that she is ready to have a cell phone.

Tina begins her Halloween preparations to win the annual costume contest with a brilliant idea, but when Tammy steals her plans, Tina is forced to ask for help.

Bob takes a tip from Jimmy Pesto and tries a new meat supplier that claims to save clients money on every order they place with prices too good to be true.

Tina has an issue that leads to her getting detention and Bob and Linda can't find a babysitter; gene and Louise are given the chance to stay home alone.

Gene and Louise plan to sabotage Mr. Frond's annual play when it threatens to ruin the half day before Thanksgiving; Linda's potato resembles her grandfather.

The Belchers start to get ready for Christmas when Bob is asked to bring food to a party at Mr. Fischoeder's home, and Bob arrives to find a competition.

Stewie and Brian compete against each other over a wealthy heiress' inheritance; Peter and Chris fight each other for the affection of Mr. Herbert.

Two new bosses are brought into the Pawtucket Brewery team and they are immediately determined to use another mascot for the company.

Peter becomes the Quahog Channel 5 News' senior crime analyst; Brian and Stewie work together to help Chris become more adept at dating.

Peter is given the position of the next White House Press Secretary and the Griffin family gets ready to make a move to Washington, D.C.

Bender must attend a camp for screen addicts run by Zapp Brannigan.

Chaos ensues when people all over the world begin floating into the sky.

Richard Nixon's head decides to run for a third term as president of Earth; Leela becomes a campaign manager for an underdog candidate.

Bender decides to take up photography, which eventually leads to him joining the paparazzo; the Planet Express crew members have their life forces removed.

Leela becomes upset when her mother starts dating Zapp Brannigan, and she attempts to break the couple up by seducing the dimwitted ship captain.

Amy and Leela become addicted to a performance-enhancing supplement; problems arise when Fry is sprayed with the pheromone of a giant male butterfly.

Brain becomes concerned about the legacy that he could leave behind and Stewie creates a robotic duplicate to serve as a living biography.

Peter faces an unexpected event and important lesson after he is inadvertently identified as a transgender person.

Quagmire, Joe and Cleveland work together to help Peter take his health more seriously; Lois decides to try writing a fantasy romance novel.

Quagmire finds his daughter at the high school prom he was chaperoning and surprises the gang when he decides to take his role as a father seriously.

The Griffin family offers their own special commentary for an episode of "Family Guy" and provides little-known facts about Peter and Lois' drama.

Stewie and Brian search in a giant mass of floating trash for Stewie's beloved big wheel tricycle; Lois helps Quagmire find greater success in the dating scene.

Peggy decides to strike out on her own after getting fired from the newspaper and a prominent real estate office in short succession.

Hank suspects that Bill's new interest in religion is due more to his romantic involvement with the Reverend than to a spiritual awakening.

Hank suspects that Bill's interest in religion is mostly due to his romantic involvement with the reverend; Hank plays a propane-themed video game.

Peggy attempts to befriend the residents of a posh neighborhood in order to further her real estate business; Dale uses a stolen identity.