TV Guide FXX Sunday

Lois becomes the artistic director of the Quahog Player's Theatre, but Peter develops his own power trip and changes everything she wanted.

Peter will have to undergo feminine reprogramming, after his continuous disrespectful jokes about women offend a female co-worker.

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.

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.

Bobby uses Hank and Peggy's guilt to make them fight over his affections after they forget to pick him up from the mall, but he soon loses interest.

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."

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.

Hank receives his recently deceased father's personal belongings, including a tape recorder with Cotton's last wishes; Dale and Bill fight over an empty can.

Hank is realistic about Bobby's baseball skills, which get him berated by Bobby's Little League coach, who is trying to build up Bobby's self esteem.

After losing her main source of income, Luanne turns to Peggy for help, and they discover her talent for entertaining children with puppets.

Hank and the guys go out of their way to make their new Canadian neighbors feel welcome, but the recent arrivals have a hard time adjusting to American ways.

Bobby's elation over the number of suitors he's found for the Homecoming Dance run counter to Hank's doubts about what's really happening to him.

Hank is thankful to have something in common with Bobby after his knowledge of beef earns him a spot on a college team bound for the state championships.

Hank is horrified when his mother announces her decision to marry a man he's never met; things go from bad to worse when his mother decides to move into an RV.

Believing he'll eliminate his loneliness, Bill takes in several roommates, including Principal Moss, a former pin-up girl and a Russian.

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

Mr. Burns is caught with an environmentally destructive cache of toxic waste inside the trees of Springfield and awards the town $3 million.

Marge is stressed from motherhood and hires a British nanny to help out around the house, and to everyone surprise, she teaches Bart and Lisa how to behave.

After Chief Wiggum implements a curfew for the children of Springfield, the kids decide to create a new TV series, much to the embarrassment of the adults.

Lisa becomes the new class president after Martin's unsuccessful attempts at campaigning, but she soon finds herself being controlled by the school faculty.

A former love of Bart's returns to Springfield, though his lack of attention for her strains their relationship; Marge has a tiff with Homer.

While the Simpson family attends a STEM conference, Lisa becomes attracted to a pianist and Bart learns about his natural talent for chemistry.

When Homer tries to watch a musical film with the rest of the family, he can't stand it and when Marge tries to convince him otherwise, Snake pays a visit.

Tina injures her ankle leaving her with no choice but to telecommute to school; Tina signs up for a program that allows her to send a robot to her classes.

With Valentine's Day approaching, Tina, Gene and Louise find themselves caught in the middle of chaos; Bob forms a plan to impress Linda.

Gayle's cat secures a deal with a pet agent, and Bob discovers that Linda may have been providing financial backing for the cat without his knowledge.

Louise finds herself in a predicament when she is told that she will be representing one of her biggest enemies at Wagstaff during a mock-trial.

Gene discovers that the formula used for his favorite chocolate has been altered, and he goes directly to the head of the company for a resolution.

Linda eagerly volunteers to serve as chaperone at Tina's weekend heroine conference; Linda invades Tina's space after she makes a new friend.

The Belcher children join forces to protect the aquarium from being shut down; Bob comes to realize that he can learn much about customer service from Linda.

Tina discovers unexpected success and enters a relationship after joining the debate team; Louise and Gene try to make a stop-motion film.

Homer's successful choreography for a slew of professional athletes lands him the arduous job of creating a memorable half-time show for the Super Bowl.

Bart fakes his own kidnapping and secretly moves in with Milhouse's dad after Marge and Homer punish the lad for sneaking out to a 50 Cent concert.

The Griffins face divine retribution after Peter "amazingly" cures the fake illness he put on Chris as part of a plot to defraud a charity.

Peter resorts to mudslinging, when he and Lois run as opponents in an election for the school board; Chris has a sexual awakening.

Chris becomes the toast of the New York art scene, after Peter uses one his painting as the car's window; Stewie becomes an underwear model for Calvin Klein.

A vivacious actress will replace Meg, when a reality show based on the Griffins' home life becomes a ratings sensation on the MTV network.

A doctor acquaintance of Leela's volunteers to give her a prosthetic eye so that she can look like a normal human; Bender adopts children from an orphanarium.

Kif has a difficult time impressing the Wongs, so he jumps at a chance to earn their respect by retrieving their Buggalo herd after they disappear in a storm.

After accidentally helping an old friend of Bender's rob a bank, Fry and Bender are sent to an insane asylum for robots in order to avoid prison.

Hermes' son Dwight and Professor Farnsworth's offspring Cubert create a delivery company and attempt to put Planet Express out of business.

After becoming paralyzed, Bender receives an opportunity to go on tour with his favorite folk singer and act as a hero to all of the world's broken robots.

After being challenged to a game of basketball by the Harlem Globetrotters, Professor Farnsworth creates a group of mutant supermen to represent him.

Fry starts a romantic relationship with a robotic clone of actress Lucy Liu, but problems arise when his friends discover the truth behind robot clones.

When Leela is signed to the New New York Mets, she is overjoyed to be the first female major league blernsball player and draws a huge crowd at the games.