TV Guide FXX Sunday

Peter's paranoia about the end of the world makes the family cancel their New Year's Eve '99 plans, but for once, Peter is actually somewhat right.

Brian will turn to a therapist for assistance, after his unrequited love for Lois causes him to lose complete control of his bladder.

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.

Hank is embarrassed at his inability to have another child and becomes discouraged when he learns that his father got his young new wife pregnant.

In hope of the winning Hank and the family a new truck, Peggy decides to enter an upcoming beauty pageant, but she is forced to endure a series of makeovers.

After Thanksgiving dinner, Hank's feelings about his mother translate into an argument with his father over the latest model of a lawn mower.

Hank fails to get a hunting license for himself and his son, causing Bobby to start reverting into a child until Hank finally takes him hunting.

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

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.

A sudden scheduling conflict forces Hank to choose between helping Luanne put on her upcoming televised puppet show and watching the Super Bowl.

After taking over the school's organic garden, Peggy convinces the principle to allow the non-athletic students to grow their own vegetables.

Bobby's turn as a cheerleader for a powder puff football game comes to an end when Peggy's new friend, a former lawyer, petitions to have the squad shut down.

Hank lobbies to keep the high school's field keeper employed despite the booster club's opposition; Peggy objects to Luann's latest admirer.

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.

After Hank's old football coach takes over, Bobby quits football and turns to the kinder, gentler world of soccer, which Hank and Peggy find disconcerting.

When Bill's high school football record is broken due to a show of poor sportsmanship, Bill returns to the team in order to reclaim his crown.

Peggy manages to get into the bad graces of nearly everyone that she knows when she decides to fail the star football player of Arlen High School.

Hank and the boys end up in a former Cornhusker star's private suite when they take Bobby to a Texas vs. Nebraska college football game.

Hank faces temptation when he must choose between letting Don Meredith win him $100,000, or risking it for a chance at $1,000,000.

When a former Dallas Cowboy creates trouble in the neighborhood, Hank must get over his fame to teach him how people behave in Arlen.

Fearing that Bobby may leave Arlen for the greener pastures of Wichita Falls, Hank tries to convince the Dallas Cowboys to move their training camp.

Homer coaches the kids' lacrosse team with Milhouse's lonely father, Kirk, who just wants a friend; Homer gets annoyed when Kirk gets too close.

Grampa decides to end his life so that he won't bother anyone anymore, but when the doctor he hires to do the job is arrested, he decides to begin a new hobby.

Homer decides to get serious about being a parent, but this ends up failing, so Marge signs the two up for a cruise on the Relation Ship.

Lisa's joy turns to sorrow when she realizes that Homer has only been spending Sunday afternoons with her because of her accurate football predictions.

Homer becomes deeply connected with a baby that is named after him after helping with the delivery in an elevator; a local pro football team recruits Lisa.

Desperate to attend an upcoming football game, Homer accepts an invitation to go from Ned Flanders and discovers that he actually likes Ned.

A young football prodigy's future is on the line as Marge and Mr. Burns fight over him.

Homer cuts a deal with a travel agent where if he can fill a bus of his friends to go to the Super Bowl, he will be admitted for free, but they are counterfeit.

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'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.

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.

Peter and Lois are inadvertently transported into a cutaway gag that they both mistakenly tried to set up at the exact same time.

Football player Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots moves into the house behind the Griffins and befriends the guys; Stewie takes up beekeeping.

Peter and the guys embark on a journey to find and ask God to stop interfering with the end result of the New England Patriots football games.

Peter's quick moves at high school reunion impress quarterback Tom Brady and lands him a spot on the New England Patriots.

When Bart is made quarterback on the local peewee football team that Homer has volunteered to coach for, the team can't win a single game.

After catching Bart rooting for Springfield's rival football team, the Boston Americans, Homer hatches a plan to take a family "hate-cation" to Boston.

Peter decides to write Vladimir Putin after he watches an alternate ending to a film he watched; Brian begins working at the suicide hotline center.

Peter teams up with Joe to fight crime, but Joe takes all the credit for himself; Stewie gets a concussion after joining the football team.

Peter joins the Quahog gun club after an eye-opening encounter with Chris in the sauna; Lois helps Meg get even with the cool kids at school.

Peter tries to smooth things over with Lois after he "innocently" defrauds the government out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Despite Farnsworth's warnings about conserving fuel, Leela wastes precious gas and enters the Planet Express ship into a demolition derby.

Professor Farnsworth searches for an item that could render dark matter completely useless, destroying Mom's empire; Mom sends her sons to find the item.

Bender's imagination continues to run wild, and he manages to have Mom's forces and all of his friends transported to an alternate reality from his mind.

As Fry is slowly corrupted by the Die of Power, Leela comes to grips with her own violent impulses in the fantasy realm of Cornwood.

When Amy's parents attempt to destroy an environment, Leela decides to join up with an eco-feminist group to protest the destruction.

Leo decides to construct a giant miniature golf course; the Feministas move from protesting to violence; the Number Nine Man reveals the secrets of the Chi.

Bender gives Zapp information about the secret society; Number Nine Man explains how the Dark Ones formed; the Nimbus chases the Feministas through space.

The Feministas are brought to a court ran by Snoop Dogg and charged for protecting the environment; Number Nine Man and Fry devise a plan to stop the Dark One.