TV Guide FXX Sunday

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.

When Nancy loses her job, Dale claims that it is because his cigarette smoking has made her unattractive, and he sets out to sue the tobacco industry.

Hank learns that his back trouble is due to his nearly non-existent posterior, and he is forced to wear an embarrassing prosthesis.

Bobby passes himself off as a high school student, and finds himself the focal point of a campaign to bring the band No Doubt to the school's prom.

Hank's advice to seek out self-defense classes goes horribly wrong for Bobby when the techniques he learns there prove unsightly for all.

When Hank sends Dale on a secret mission to help him regain his confidence, Dale botches the assignment and endangers everyone's life.

While on a field trip to Mexico, Peggy accidentally kidnaps a young girl, and only her lack of proficiency in Spanish can clear her name.

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

After bribing Bobby to break up with Connie, Kahn and Minh realize it was a mistake and encourage the two to be together, which leads to more problems.

While still moping at being broken up with Connie and being single again, Bobby receives conflicting dating advice from both Bill and Boomhauer.

After beating out his son for the honor of bearing the Olympic Torch through Arlen, Hank bungles the seemingly simple task.

Hank's attempts to secure a lucrative contract with the owner of a Renaissance Fair are threatened when Peggy attempts to start an all-female revolution.

After rejecting Kahn and his classical music, Connie joins a bluegrass band, but finds that Hank is just as demanding as her father.

When Lisa goes to a fortune teller in order to find out the future of her love life, she is told that she will marry a British man in the year 2010.

After the Simpsons decide to leave their vacation behind due to a mosquito outbreak, Bart sneaks into an Indian casino where he has his fortune read.

Professor Frink creates a fantabulous device that allows Bart and Lisa to witness how their final days in high school will affect the remainder of their lives.

The Simpsons flash forward 30 years and find themselves in a tech-savvy, futuristic Springfield; Bart and Lisa spend the holidays with Homer and Marge.

Homer, Lisa and Bart define what love means to them in the future; as Homer respawns after death, Lisa lives as Milhouse's wife, and Bart battles for custody.

The Simpsons are on a course that will lead them to destroy the future, so the Planet Express crew from "Futurama" travels to Springfield in order to stop them.

Bart reflects on his life from age six on, exploring his rocky relationship with Homer, the days when he was apathetic, and how Lisa has overshadowed him.

A look into the future at the fate of Springfield's most unlikely couple.

Bob runs into trouble when he takes Linda and the kids to see his mother's grave and yet can't manage to find the right headstone; Teddy's repairs go wrong.

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

Tina is accused of cheating on her test but is trapped at home by a snowstorm before she can get back to school in order to clear her name.

The restaurant gets a lifechanging visit from a man trying to row from New Zealand to Nova Scotia.

Linda uses her place as a school volunteer to investigate after Louise is accused of theft.

Tina tries to emulate a set of the coolest teens she's ever seen; Gene and Louise fight over smelly socks.

Louise and Tina go to find the perfect item for her last show and tell; Teddy tries to impress on a restaurant date but ends up going overboard.

Bob is forced to either successfully prank Mr. Fischoeder or lose his lease.

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

Comic Book Guy and Kumiko, his wife, consider having a baby while the origins of his backstory are exposed.

Peter wins a golf outing with O.J. Simpson, but his friends and family are less than welcoming when he brings the troubled running back home.

Lois' first assignment as a news reporter lands her in trouble when she ends up implicating a conservative radio host instead of a liberal filmmaker.

Stewie gets mad after going to the "Star Trek" convention and not being able to ask a question of his favorite cast members, so he transports them to his room.

Brian is put in jail for drug possession, and he mounts a campaign for the legalization of marijuana, which Mayor Adam West eventually signs into law.

While stranded at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean with the rest of the Planet Express crew, Fry meets a mermaid and quickly falls in love.

Bender is excited when the members of the Robot Mafia approach him to become a part of their gang, but their latest heist involves robbing Bender's friends.

Mom's sons and the Planet Express crew attempts to stop Mom after she decides to initiate an invasion on Earth by using an army of robots.

The Planet Express crew discovers a tasty bite-sized animal and decides to sell them as a snack to the citizens of New New York, but Leela protests.

Professor Farnsworth's latest invention allows the Planet Express crew to view the answers to any of their hypothetical questions.

Fry and Bender want military discounts so they join the army without realizing a war is going on; Leela must serve someone named Zapp Brannigan.

While visiting his deceased uncle's castle in Thermostadt, Bender is run over by a car and cursed to roam the land each night as a murderous car.

Fry discovers his 20th-century girlfriend at the cryogenics lab, but problems arise when she wants them both to be refrozen for another 1,000 years.