TV Guide FXX Sunday

Peter and Preston go to a business conference in Atlantic City; Stewie helps Chris get in character for the Adam West High rendition of "Romeo and Juliet."

Characters from "Family Guy" play roles within recreations of Oscar-winning stories including "Silence of the Lambs," "American Beauty" and "Forrest Gump."

Hank takes things a bit too seriously when his softball team lands in a charity game against the Globetrotters of the softball world.

Hank and Peggy are shocked when Bobby chooses the head of a pooper-scooper business as his professional role model during the school's career program.

Kahn nearly runs his new carwash business into the ground, so Mr. Strickland enters into a partnership with him and orders Hank to help out his neighbor.

Strickland's hiring of a couple of chopper gurus to promote propane sales ends in disaster, so it's up to Hank to save the company.

Hank takes the family all over Arlen in search of a new place of worship, when the First Methodist Church gives away the Hill's family pew.

Strickland's expulsion from the strip club causes him to seek his adult entertainment at work; Peggy discovers the power of the press.

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.

A marriage counselor recommends that Hank and Peggy buy a motorcycle but a trip to a biker convention in South Dakota creates even more tension for them.

Peggy, Nancy and Minh all decide to run for a spot on the school board after learning that an after school program will be cancelled otherwise.

Hank, unaware of the results of several recent lawsuits, sends Bobby to Cotton's old boot camp in a misguided effort to toughen him up.

Bobby shows that he is not above using unethical sales techniques when he comes to work at Strickland Propane; Bill gets stuck to a flying lawnchair.

After being kicked out by his long-suffering wife due to his drinking and womanizing, Buck Strickland turns to Luanne for guidance and companionship.

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

After Bill exposes them to head lice, Hank and friends cast him away, and he quickly lands himself in jail but finds that he has never been happier.

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 Selma decides she wants to have children, Marge suggests she take Bart and Lisa to Duff Gardens to get a taste of motherhood.

Homer borrows money from Marge's sisters, and starts a chauffeur business; He gets pulled over for not having a license, and needs to pass a test.

Famous television personality Troy McClure sees an opportunity to revive his reputation in a positive light by going out with Selma.

A townsperson comes out of the closet when Springfield legalizes same-sex marriages in a plot to bolster tourism; Homer uses the Internet to become a minister.

Marge has her reservations about Selma's marriage to Fat Tony; Bart discovers a hidden talent, and Lisa decides to capitalize on it.

When Selma and Patty discover that their father actually did die of lung cancer, they decide to quit smoking once and for all, but Selma slips up.

A collection of families around Springfield joins the Van Houtens during their yearly trip to Costa Rica, which the Simpsons struggle to afford.

Krusty's aunt fixes Homer's relationship with his sisters, Patty and Selma.

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.

Linda worries that Louise doesn't like her, and forces her to attend a mother-daughter seminar; Tina asks Bob to teach her how to shave her legs.

Hugo, the health inspector, quits his job to become a nudist; his replacement is nice until he blackmails Bob into letting him perform at the restaurant.

A terrifying culprit is causing mayhem at the Belcher children's middle school, and Tina takes it upon herself to figure out who the culprit is.

Bob and the kids try to find a perfect Valentine's Day gift for Linda; Linda sets up a speed dating event at the restaurant that doesn't go as planned.

Linda quits the restaurant to work at a grocery store while Bob tries to run the place on his own; Tina thinks she has found her soul mate.

Gene makes friends with an expensive talking toilet that he finds in the woods, and with the help of Louise and Tina, they hide it from an evil toilet hunter.

Louise is determined to take down her Edison-obsessed science teacher with a recreation of a famous Edison experiment where he electrocuted an elephant.

A plague of insects shuts down the town, forcing the family to spend time together in lockdown.

Krusty's new school for clowning unexpectedly becomes his most successful project yet.

The Griffins pursue a classic family movie night by going to Oregon to rent a VHS from the last Blockbuster in existence.

Joe's sex with Bonnie is reinvigorated after he inadvertently sees Lois naked; Stewie gets an electric SUV and immediately adopts the "Range Rover" lifestyle.

Lois manages to hypnotize Peter into better fulfilling her sexual needs; Stewie tries to impress Brian and Chris by giving his treehouse a makeover.

Cleveland loses his mailman job after an especially bad mistake, but he soon finds new purpose in another position working at a brewery.

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

After he witnesses the Robot Mafia committing a crime, Bender agrees to testify against them and is put into witness protection until he can do so.

After an encounter with a mysterious four-dimensional space whale, Leela finds herself becoming obsessed with hunting down and harpooning the elusive creature.

Fry grows tired of his mundane life and go-nowhere job, which prompts him to leave his friends behind and join the New New York police force.

Bender discovers a cloning device, uses it to rapidly replicate, and then threatens to overrun Earth with swarms of copies of himself.

Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew are shocked to uncover a dark secret revolving around the day that Professor Farnsworth and Dr. Zoidberg first met.

Bender passes away, but he takes on a ghostly existence, which allows his spirit to remain in the building so he can haunt his friends.

The crew encounters an alien who lacks an understanding of the concept of gender and switches the sexual characteristics of all aboard the Planet Express ship.