TV Guide FXX Saturday

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.

After Thanksgiving dinner, Hank's feelings about his mother translate into an argument with his father over the latest model of a lawn mower.

When a Habitat for Humanity project further estranges Hank and Cotton, even a world-renowned diplomat is hard pressed to reconcile them.

When Bob inherits a storage unit, the family imagines the treasures that could be inside, but instead find a man who says he was once a mannequin living there.

After spending Christmas Eve outrunning a candy cane truck with their last-minute tree, the Belchers find that Bob's friend gets caught in the kids' Santa trap.

Bob and "Big Bob" dig up an old argument and compete against each other in the kitchen after a Christmas Party, and the kids have a competition of their own.

After a mall Santa threatens to put them on his "Naughty List," Gene, Tina, and Louise put together a musical performance to get onto the "Nice List."

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.

Linda hopes to spread cheer around the neighborhood by having a party at the restaurant, but she starts interrogating the guests when the ornaments are stolen.

Louise, Gene and Tina battle angsty teens who invade their usual sledding territory; Bob helps Linda knit three scarves before Christmas arrives.

Linda comes up with the idea to earn extra holiday money by taking a temporary job; Bob and Tina are forced to spend time with Linda's fussy family.

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 Gene's incredibly rare, out-of-print '70's Christmas record suddenly breaks, he enlists Tina and Louise in the hunt for another copy.

Bob and Linda struggle to go to all three kids' holiday performances simultaneously.

Homer takes charge of the church and delivers his own version of the Christmas story; Grampa shoots down Santa's sleigh; "The Nutcracker...Sweet."

The Simpsons take pity on an unemployed Gil and invite him over for Christmas dinner; but he soon finds a way to overstay his welcome.

Marge tries to get the family in the holiday spirit; Mr. Burns and Moe's new friend delay the Simpsons as they try to sneak away to Hawaii for the holidays.

The Simpsons flash forward 30 years and find themselves in a tech-savvy, futuristic Springfield; Bart and Lisa spend the holidays with Homer and Marge.

When the nuclear power plant has a radiation leak that causes snow all over town, tourists greatly overwhelm Springfield causing Marge to open up to boarders.

Marge tells Homer not to come home after Moe convinces him to stay out drinking on Christmas Eve, and so Homer takes a sad hike through Springfield.

Krusty wants to impress his daughter while they spend Christmas with the Simpsons; Reverend Lovejoy brings converts to the church after attendance drops.

When the town organizes a search party to look for Bart when he suddenly disappears, Sideshow Bob tries manipulating Millhouse into revealing Bart's location.

Marge attempts to fix Christmas after a failed shopping spree, but she is surprised by Homer and the kids with a vacation to a resort in Florida.

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.

Holiday mishaps include Lois going ballistic after losing her Christmas cheer and Peter not being able to watch the KISS Christmas special.

Stewie wants Brian to take him to the mall to see Santa, but when they get ignored, Brian and Stewie travel to the North Pole to teach Santa a lesson.

Peter retells the story of the Nativity in his own words with family members playing the roles of the main characters involved in the plotline.

While Peter attempts to push the holiday spirit onto Lois's dad, who despises the day, Stewie is faced with what it means to confess during the Christmas-time.

Peter runs into Jesus at the Quahog Mall, and he is shocked to learn that Jesus is still a virgin after 2,000 years, so Peter plans a birthday surprise.

Peter is asked to step in and play the mall Santa for the time being, until he realizes that Santa can get away with anything and gets drunk with power.

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.

Meg has an unexpected response while she takes Stewie to meet the mall Santa, an experience with inadvertently horrifies Stewie down to his core.

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.

In an attempt to surprise the Griffin family, Meg successfully manages to get into the U.S. Olympic team as a biathlete and prepares for the Winter Games.

The Hill family grows excited when Hank's mother and her new boyfriend visit for the Christmas holiday, but Hank walks in on them making love.

The Hills are happy to show an elderly woman around their house until she announces that it is her former childhood home and that she wishes to die there.

Hank and Bobby hit the road in an 18-wheeler, oblivious of the fact Boomhauer, Dale and Bill are stowaways; Peggy and Luane try to write a Christmas Carol.

After learning of the joy of giving during Christmas, Bill decides to take in a juvenile delinquent, who quickly takes advantage of his good nature.

Hank's friends and family fear he is losing his mind when his obsession with Y2K begins to take an effect on his behavior towards technology and people.

When Christmas reminds Bill of the woman who left him, he becomes increasingly depressed until he attempts suicide and dresses in women's clothing.