TV Guide FXX Sunday

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.

In the aftermath of the Mega-Lo-Mart explosion, Luanne must overcome two personal tragedies, and becomes an activist, while Hank now fears propane.

Bobby starts dating a girl who is two years old than him, but after discovering that she doesn't take their relationship seriously, he becomes heartbroken.

Peggy finally learns the truth about Nancy's adulterous relationship with John Redcorn and insists that Dale must be informed about it immediately.

Hank wants Ladybird to have babies, but the veterinarian tells him it would be nearly impossible, so he attempts to discover a way to get her pregnant.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Bart and Lisa decide to help Krusty find his father after he shares with them that the two no longer talk due to the fact that he's a comic.

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

Krusty realizes that he never had his own bar mitzvah and pleads with his father, Rabbi Krustofski, to throw him one; Homer hosts his own talk show.

A meteorite turns Homer into a rampaging blob with a voracious appetite; Bart brings a Golem to life; an alien invasion hoax turns real.

Homer and the family accompany Flanders on a church retreat to Jerusalem, and while touring the more famous sites, Homer has a revelation.

Krusty the Clown is in a bit of a predicament as the television network plans to pull his show from the air and his talent agency drops him as a client.

Someone in Springfield dies and it comes as a shock to everyone; Krusty the Clown retires after a cable channel comedy roast of him was too much.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

Skinner stumbles upon a new romantic interest while a cable station records a Christmas film that is being shot in Springfield.

A previously known part of Ned Flanders' past is revealed; a certain room in the Simpson's home is entered for the very first time.

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.

Fry goes out to find a Christmas gift for Leela and runs into "Robot Santa Claus," a homicidal robot who seeks to destroy those he considers to be naughty.

The Planet Express crew infiltrates Santa's workshop in an effort to destroy the mean-spirited robot and bring back the joyous holiday spirit from Fry's time.

When the holiday season finally arrives, Bender and the Planet Express crew learn the real truth about three different celebration narratives.

The crew makes a delivery to a planet inhabited by human-hating robots, and Bender becomes a captive when they discover that he works for humans.

The crew wins a tour of the factory that produces a highly addictive soft drink, but they are shocked to discover how the drink is actually produced.

Bender flushes Nibbler down the toilet in a fit of jealousy, which prompts Professor Farnsworth to implant in him a chip that will allow him to feel empathy.

Zapp Brannigan gets thrown out of the service for destroying a space meeting and as a result of this he begins to work for Planet Express.

Bender becomes highly profitable and begins to sell his entire body after a mine disaster causes the market value of titanium to soar.