TV Guide FXX Saturday

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.

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.

It's up to Homer Simpson to save Springfield when the EPA orders the demolition of the town after the lake becomes a toxic-waste hazard.

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.

Bobby's use of tarot cards attracts the attention of a coven that encourages him to concentrate all his energy on developing supernatural powers.

When Boomhauer realizes one of his former girlfriends is marrying his brother, he refuses to be the best man at their wedding, forcing Hank to take his place.

Hank regrets his decision to send Bobby to a Christian youth group to correct his attitude when he sees forms of worship include skateboarding and punk rock.

After Marge suffers from a nervous breakdown, she decides to take some time off at a spa resort, leaving Homer to look after the children.

To get revenge on Mrs. Krabappel for always putting him in detention, Bart decides to respond to her personal dating ads under an alias.

In order to hedge his million dollar bet on the power plant's championship softball game, Mr. Burns hires professional baseball players to work at the plant.

Lisa and Bart take an examination at the school that is supposed to determine what they will be when they grow up, but the kids are not so sure.

Santa's Little Helper decides to run away from the Simpsons and straight to Mr. Burns after the family begins to worry about paying for his surgery.

After a nasty argument with Marge, Homer seeks solace at a local honky-tonk bar where he meets a beautiful country-western singer.

When Selma tells the Simpsons that she has made plans to marry someone she's met through the prison pen-pal system, Bart tries to interfere.

Otto is forced to move in with the Simpson family after he crashes the school bus and the police discover that his license has expired.

When Milhouse falls for the new girl at school, Bart worries that it will affect their friendship and attempts to break up the romance.

Homer's destitute brother visits, requesting a loan to build a prototype for a new invention that would make him rich again.

Bart and Lisa attend "Kamp Krusty" but it is nothing like they thought it would be; Homer's hair grows back and he loses weight while the kids are away.

When Stewie is sent to visit the school's child psychologist for a surprise session, Stewie finds himself revealing important, previously untold secrets.

Stewie and Brian work as detectives who are investigating a series of mysterious murders that are happening in Victorian-era London.

Peter and the guys are forced to enlist in the U.S. Coast Guard after they are found guilty of violating the Stolen Valor Act by pretending to be veterans.

Brian persuades Stewie to teach him how to make money off the stock market; Peter, Quagmire, Cleveland and Joe watch over the Drunken Clam.

After an imagined 60 years in production, some of the cultural events of the 1950s, '60s and '70s that were touched on "Family Guy" are explored.

Stewie and Brian decide to exchange bodies in the hopes of getting Brian's life back in order, but the machine they use goes haywire and causes city-wide chaos.

Peter adopts a more millennial lifestyle in the hopes of attracting greater attention to his brewery, which gets the attention of a Silicon Valley executive.

Quagmire loses his most treasured body part in a tragic accident Stewie and Brian look for Mort after they learn about a $10,000 reward.

Peter has a personal encounter with God after he is sent into a coma, which prompts him to begin asking some of the toughest questions about life.

Brian quickly falls in love with a woman with cancer and decides to propose marriage to her after she receives devastating news about her health.

Brian realizes how different his idea of what his marriage to Jess would be is from how it actually is, so he tries to get out of it by letting himself go.

Stewie is surprised when he makes friends with another boy his age; Peter and Louis come together to attend a seminar on self-empowerment.

Peggy attempts to use her position as Lucky's tutor for the G.E.D. to sabotage his chances with Luanne, until she makes a surprising announcement.

Hank has to help Peggy rediscover her femininity after a new friend turns out to be a drag queen who wants her to perform in a stage show.

The escape of Bobby's pet snake leads to a city-wide panic, and it is up to Dale to save Arlen from a reptile infestation.

Hank decides to help Bill throw a family reunion after he gets down about his lack of children, but all does not go according to plan.

Lucky ditches Luanne to go stumping with Hank and the gang, prompting her to accept a teen's invitation to the Arlen High School Senior Prom.

Hank's cousin Dusty Hill, of ZZ Top fame, inherits Cotton's Cadillac, and soon comes to town with his band to play practical jokes for their new reality show.