TV Guide FXX Saturday

After Bender manages to knock out a popular fighter from the Ultimate Robot Fighting League, he is offered an opportunity to become a full-time competitor.

After learning that there is a second Cyclops still in existence, Leela travels back to her home world to ensure that her species does not go extinct.

It's Farnsworth's 150th birthday and a party is being held for him at Mars University but while he is at the party he realizes there is so much he has to do.

Hermes decides to relax at a spa after receiving a depressing demotion, but he instead unwittingly enrolls himself at a forced labor camp.

Bobby finds himself smitten with Connie's wild and rebellious cousin with a shady past, who is spending the semester in Arlen and becomes his lab partner.

When Bobby's home-ec skills exceed Peggy's homemaking abilities, she goes to extreme measures to retain her place as Hank's favorite.

Bobby discovers the art of "Dog Dancing" and begins to develop a routine with Ladybird, but tries to put a stop to it only to find himself enjoying it.

Bobby decides that he would rather grow roses than be on the football team and reveals to Hank that he could win competitions for his hobby.

Shocking sexual secrets are revealed at the Hill household after Hank learns of Luanne's lost virginity and forces her into a church program.

Bobby experiences an unexpected allergic reaction to Ladybird, leading Hank to make a tough choice between which gets to stay in the house.

Hank attempts to keep his ulterior motives a secret when he joins Bobby's eco-friendly group to persuade local legislation to drain the quarry of water.

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.

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.

Homer finds himself falling for the temptation of a British femme fatale while Marge and the children are enjoying a seaside vacation.

Bart starts working as a voiceover actor; Comic Book Guy endures a humiliating situation at Comic-Con; Lisa unwittingly approaches imminent failure.

Principal Skinner and Superintendent Chalmers' relationship threatens to break down as they travel 800 miles for an administrator's convention in Cincinnati.

Lisa gets a better understanding of her teacher as a person and her personal pain after Lisa disparages Ms. Hoover's teaching capabilities.

Joe adopts an active new lifestyle after a leg transplant restores his ability to walk, but his aggressive attitude quickly builds resentment with Peter.

Furious at being left behind while Peter and Lois take off on a cruise, Stewie stows away on their ship to await an opportunity to exact his revenge.

Wanted for Lois' murder and his options running thin, Stewie decides that the time has finally come to launch his plans for world domination.

Peter works as a landscaper on his father-in-law's estate and leads a movement for immigrant rights after he discovers that he was born in Mexico.

An overprotective Peter drives Meg's cute doctor boyfriend away, but when he learns she is pregnant he changes his mind and forces the two of them to marry.

After suffering a stroke, Peter joins forces with a genetically-modified talking cow and sets out to expose the evils of the fast food industry.

James Woods tries to get revenge on Peter by stealing his identity and taking over the Griffin household, so Peter attempts to ruin his new nemesis' career.

After winning a prestigious writing award, Brian's alcohol problem spirals out of control and he ends up fighting with Peter for Lois' love.

A former flame reveals that Brian has a son, but he quickly infuriates the Griffin household when he brings his unruly offspring home.

Peter's new pet parrot leads him to start acting like a pirate; Chris falls for a beautiful intern while accompanying Brian to the veterinarian.

Brian meets his dream girl and decides to take things slow, but his hesitancy in taking the next step causes her to pursue romance with Cleveland.

When Peter goes searching through every record store in Quahog for an annoying song, he comes across the familiar face of the one and only Jesus Christ.

Brian and Stewie follow Mort through a time machine, but they wind up in Poland on the day of the Nazi invasion with no way back to their own time.

The family decides to make a road trip to the Grand Canyon, but accidentally leaves one of their own behind, prompting a mad dash back to Quahog.

Peter brings home a new dog after an injury to Brian leads the family to worry that he may be getting too old, but the younger pup quickly runs afoul of Stewie.

Peter's boss sends him back to third grade to qualify for a promotion; Brian, Frank Sinatra Jr. and Stewie get together and open the coolest club in Quahog.

Bonnie finally gives birth to a baby girl; Stewie falls for the newborn and will do anything for her; Joe borrows money from a bookie to pay the bills.

Peter participates in medical experiments to make extra cash, and one of the injections leads him to find a new mate and leave a heartbroken Lois behind.

When an unexpected, prolonged stay at the Gribble house ends with Dale losing a finger, Hank is forced to attend anger management classes.

Eager to meet people who enjoy reading books, Peggy takes a management position with a bookstore but lets Dale sell guns when the business starts losing money.

Luanne's signing up for a business class taught by a pork industry tycoon turns disastrous when his interest in her is strictly for an advertising gimmick.

When Megalomart experiences a rodent problem, the manager is willing to hire anyone to handle the problem and Dale is ready to take on the job head-on.

Buck decides to try and make money off of Luanne's good looks by making her believe she is a great boxer in a set of fixed matches.

At the request of John Redcorn, Hank takes Dale and his son on a spiritual journey where Dale has a dream that implies he is of Native American ancestry.