TV Guide FXX Sunday

Cleveland, Quagmire and Peter share stories about the athletic accomplishments from their younger days as a baseball player, tennis superstar and boxer.

When Lois gets LASIK surgery to fix her vision, she decides to use her exploit her newfound disability; Peter, Chris and Stewie spend time with Doug.

Nancy finds difficulties in ending her affair with John Redcorn after finding that her romantic feelings for Dale have suddenly returned.

A drought prompts Hank to install low-flow toilets in his house, but he changes his mind when he finds them to be more wasteful than regular toilets.

Peggy feels downtrodden about her awkwardly large feet until a fetish photographer approaches her about becoming a star on the Internet.

While enjoying the Country Music Fan Fair in Nashville, Peggy accuses Randy Travis of stealing his new song, "Just the Way God Made Me," from her.

Hank takes Luanne to meet the presidential candidates, but is shocked to learn that she plans to vote Communist and that Bush has a weak, limp handshake.

While Hank tries to prevent Bobby from emulating his boss; Bobby works as a caddy; Peggy and Minh try to outdo one another when giving donations of blood.

Business is booming at Sid's egg-sitting business, but when a pirate bunny and his twin brother steal all the eggs, Sid and friends go on an egg hunt.

Peggy goes overboard with her supervision after a relationship expert criticizes her parenting skills at a community meeting.

Hank and the guys take pity on Kahn when his visiting father-in-law makes him feel like a failure, but Peggy and Bobby fear the new friendship won't last.

Peggy brings in a model family to help sell a house for some very odd owners, but her efforts only succeed in getting an offer on her own home.

Dale realizes that his family doesn't fit in with the upperclass crowd after he agrees to send Joseph to an exclusive prep school on a football scholarship.

A new and more intriguing case presents itself to the gang after Luanne spoils the surprise at Peggy's disco-themed mystery train birthday party.

Hank tries to make amends after he accidentally lifts a man's wallet; Bobby is sentenced to accompany a police officer after being accused of a crime at school.

Hank tries to spend more time with Bobby during a boat-building contest, but he ends up leaving the work to his son after getting spooked by a colony of bats.

Lucky must step up and take the fall when Luanne's long-lost father gets out of prison and quickly resumes his life of crime by robbing an Arlen eatery.

Bill's sweet tooth finally catches up to him as he is diagnosed with diabetes and confined to a wheelchair; Bill is befriended by a compassionate rugby player.

Hank suggests Strickland go green after a paper threatens to run a story about the company's illegal dumping; Dale helps out by organizing a benefit concert.

When a man begins building a "McMansion," the entire neighborhood protests, but when City Council does nothing, they take it upon themselves to leave a message.

Lisa begins to struggle against the dishonesty of Homer using an illegal connection to steal television cable and soon decides to stop watching TV altogether.

Homer decides to stay at home every Sunday while the rest of the family continues to attend church, and soon finds himself in an ominous situation.

Bart decides to sell his soul to Milhouse in an effort to prove that souls don't exist, but soon strange occurrences have him rethinking his beliefs.

A protest gets Lisa's school the ability to conduct an archaeological dig revealing a human skeleton that has a foreboding message.

During church one Sunday morning, Reverend Lovejoy begins his sermon and the Simpsons each fall asleep and dream of various Bible stories.

Bart believes that he has the power of healing, but when he attempts to cure Milhouse of his poor eyesight it almost gets him killed by a car.

Homer decides to lead a life of prayer in the hopes of getting on God's good side after becoming jealous of Ned and his sanctified way of living.

Springfield citizens turn to Homer for guidance after his goofball predictions about an approaching apocalypse begin to come true.

Linda accidentally kidnaps a children's book author; Mr. Frond enlists the kids' help to get his cat out of a tree in front of the school.

A class assignment and unhelpful comments from Wayne hit Louise hard; Bob gets Linda a massage for Mother's Day, but the masseur-in-training causes trouble.

A burger joint owner puts his family to work to try and bring in business, but the day takes a turn after the health inspector shows up.

Bob finds out that Linda's mother is visiting, and Bob ends up getting stuck inside the wall after Linda finds a leak in the roof and asks him to fix it.

A filmmaker places a cow outside the restaurant to make a statement, which angers Bob, but his family is confused over how he treats the cow.

Tina develops a crush on the new martial arts teacher and shirks her restaurant duties, and Bob tries to take matters into his own hands.

Bob lets Linda and the kids stage a murder mystery dinner theater in the restaurant, but an abrupt interruption changes the play's creative direction.

Tina wants her first kiss at her birthday, and Bob gets a second job to pay for the party, but the parents of Tina's crush cause a problem.

After accidentally killing a mother bird while showing off his BB gun, Bart decides to raise the chicks himself as soon as they are born.

Homer receives a hair transplant from an executed prison inmate; Lisa and Bart get sucked into a TV show; Homer learns about Maggie's real father.

Peter and the guys search through an old record store and reflect on stories involving musicians Jim Morrison, Muddy Waters and Elton John.

Quagmire tries to pretend that Brian is his dog to get the attention of a dog lover; Chris and Stewie look for the person who stole Stewie's Halloween candy.

Peter is driven by nostalgia to recreate some of his favorite movie scenes of the 1980s; Doug and Stewie try to get a stuck frisbee atop the jungle gym.

Peter and Quagmire start acting the other person when they mistakenly switch underwear; Stewie and Doug strike a pact to murder each other.

Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth makes the questionable, but what he believes to be correct, choice to join a rebel gang of street-racing punks.

After crash landing on Omicron Persei 8, Fry is reunited with Jrr, who Fry and Leela once rescued, and Jrr must protect Fry from his father, Lrr.

Fry takes Leela on a romantic holiday retreat, which goes disturbingly wrong when they realize that their private bungalow is actually an alien zoo.

Bender becomes a famous and heroic firefighter, but his crew suspects him of committing arson; people begin to mine helium from the sun.

Fry, Leela, Bender the robot and the rest of the Futurama gang stars in a series of three vintage and popular Saturday-morning cartoons from the 1980s.

In order to bring his favorite actor back to life, Bender goes grave robbing and the Plant Express gang manages to bring Calculon back to life.

When his shiny, metal rear end goes missing, Bender must journey throughout the entire universe in search of the important body part.

When a rare, genetic condition causes her to grow tentacles, Leela, looking for answers, stumbles upon a top-secret genetic engineering facility.