TV Guide FXX Saturday

Bender worries that no one will remember him when he dies, but he encounters a chance to leave a legacy when he discovers a planet in need of a new pharaoh.

Professor Farnsworth's latest invention allows the Planet Express crew to view the answers to any of their hypothetical questions.

Fry causes trouble for himself and the rest of the crew when he accidentally causes them all to be transported back in time to 1940s Roswell, N.M.

After accidentally being launched into space, Bender encounters a race of tiny humanoids that sees him as a deity; Fry and Leela try to find their lost friend.

A marriage counselor recommends that Hank and Peggy buy a motorcycle but a trip to a biker convention in South Dakota creates even more tension for them.

Peggy, Nancy and Minh all decide to run for a spot on the school board after learning that an after school program will be cancelled otherwise.

Hank, unaware of the results of several recent lawsuits, sends Bobby to Cotton's old boot camp in a misguided effort to toughen him up.

Bobby shows that he is not above using unethical sales techniques when he comes to work at Strickland Propane; Bill gets stuck to a flying lawnchair.

After beating out his son for the honor of bearing the Olympic Torch through Arlen, Hank bungles the seemingly simple task.

Hank's attempts to secure a lucrative contract with the owner of a Renaissance Fair are threatened when Peggy attempts to start an all-female revolution.

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.

After Marge decides to limit the family's screen time, she soon realizes that she is the one with the screen addiction instead of the rest of her family.

Homer grows jealous when Bart begins to spend more time with Ned Flanders, which leads him to begin mentoring Nelson Muntz out of retaliation.

Marge gets a job working at an upscale marijuana dispensary, but Homer decides to set up a competing dispensary that seems less reputable.

Cletus becomes a successful tycoon in the helium industry; Marge and baby Hudson from "Playdate with Destiny" are brought back together.

Rev. Lovejoy delves into the mysterious past of a young, charismatic new preacher who arrives in Springfield and causes a stir at the church.

When Rev. Lovejoy learns why Bode came to Springfield, the congregation is forced to choose to continue accepting their new priest or not.

Lisa is integrated into a snobbish group of young rich girls after she befriends one who loves horses; Homer and Marge set off on a romantic cruise.

The family looks back on Santa's Little Helper's unfortunate past after he bites Marge.

Mr. Burns improves the lives of the nuclear power plant worker while going undercover, but Smithers gets jealous and aims to return Mr. Burns to old ways.

Marge and Homer envision a scenario in which Homer is an ancient Roman who has greater career aspirations than he has in modern times.

Lisa spends the day home instead of at school to delve into the splendor of Western art, which leads the family to become famous Western artists.

The 2020 elections strike horror; Pixar films and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" are parodied; Lisa struggles to overcome an upsetting ninth birthday.

The guys find it too complicated to hang around Joe after he is trampled in a local running of the bulls and becomes a quadriplegic.

After Peter's couch is stolen off of his lawn, he starts a neighborhood watch; while keeping watch, Peter shoots someone trying to get into Cleveland's house.

Peter, Cleveland, and Joe find an old VHS tape of the Asian soap opera "Winter/Summer," which Quagmire starred in, and travel to Korea to find the final tape.

When the Griffins have financial issues, they look for new forms of income, leading to Stewie to land a role in a commercial for peanut butter.

When Lois and her mother, Babs, go out for a relaxing spa day, Peter is stuck with entertaining Lois' father, Carter; the guys are duped by an email scam.

When Peter is introduced to the world of phone apps, he becomes obsessed and overloads his phone with them before purchasing a new phone with more storage.

When Mayor West decides to raise the drinking age to 50, Peter is unable to buy alcohol; because of dog years, Brian is the only one old enough to buy alcohol.

Peter decides to sleep in the attic instead of his bed after Stewie refuses to sleep in his own bedroom due to the nightmares he's been having.

Meg starts working at a retirement home, and begins stealing from the residents; when Chris discovers what Meg is doing, he wants in on the action.

Lois becomes a postal worker to help pay for Stewie's private school; while working, she finds a letter that Peter wrote to a former lover.

Peter's family abandons him, causing him to get lost in the mall overnight; Brian tries to impress a girl by pretending to be a millionaire.

Chris unexpectedly becomes homecoming king; but when Meg learns that the cool kids are planning to prank him during the homecoming ceremony, they investigate.

After being kicked out by his long-suffering wife due to his drinking and womanizing, Buck Strickland turns to Luanne for guidance and companionship.

After taking over the school's organic garden, Peggy convinces the principle to allow the non-athletic students to grow their own vegetables.

After Bill exposes them to head lice, Hank and friends cast him away, and he quickly lands himself in jail but finds that he has never been happier.

When Ladybird attacks a black repairman, a dog trainer concludes that she is following the example of her owner which stirs rumors of Hank being a racist.

Dale is attracted to an exterminator he calls for help that has experience with pigeons when he cannot do the job himself; Luanne's 21st birthday.

Kahn becomes upset when his mother starts working as a maid for the Hill family and also for Bill who takes a romantic interest in her.