FXX TV Guide

Peter and Brian attend a 12-step meeting to kick their drinking habits, and Death pays Peter a visit to drive home the severity of his addiction.

Chris meets a puppeteer who is an old friend of Herbert's, but his checkered past soon begins to threaten their ongoing relationship.

Meg checks in on Joe while Bonnie is out of town, but she becomes obsessed; Stewie resorts to desperate measures to become more evil.

Chris and Meg think that their parents have it easy, but Peter and Lois disagree, and some important lessons are learned when all of them trade roles for a day.

Hank grows uncomfortable with a new employee's vulgar humor that seems to be popular at the workplace until it begins to disrupt the business.

Bill helps Luanne pass the state board exam so she can return to cosmetology school and then develops an alternate persona in order to work with her.

Hank imparts sage wisdom about living off the fat of the land to a gaggle of hippies whose peace-loving ways threaten to ruin his fishing trip with Bobby.

Peggy gets a job as head coach of the cheerleading squad and develops a series of uplifting cheers that helps the football team to its first victory.

Hank encourages Dale to give a kidney to save the life of a famous race car driver, which he agrees to do only if Hank becomes Dale for a day.

When Arlen is flooded, Hank seeks shelter at the local dam control room where he answers an emergency call that puts the future of the town in his hands.

Hank catches Bobby smoking a cigarette and decides to punish him by forcing him to smoke an entire carton of cigarettes, but the plan of justice backfires.

After Hank fires Dale as his exterminator, Dale gets revenge by spreading fire ants in his yard; Bobby becomes the hypnotized slave of a fire ant queen.

Bobby becomes nervous about an upcoming party, at which he plans to play spin the bottle, so Luann gives him a plastic head to practice his kissing with.

When Hank discovers Bobby's innate skill at shooting, he thinks that he has found an opportunity for them to bond, until he realizes that he is a poor marksman.

Peggy is angry at Hank for forcing Luanne to move back into the trailer park, but when a tornado threatens, Hank risks everything to save her.

Hank discovers of collection of Native American artifacts in his yard, which brings a snobby archaeologist to Arlen, who tries to seduce Peggy.

When a radical, church-going activist decides to denounce Halloween as a satanic festival, Hank finds himself battling the town to save the holiday.

Hank finally gives up on using worms for fishing and attempts to buy fake bait, but he mistakenly purchases crack from a drug dealer instead.

When Bobby pursues a career as a model for husky children's clothing, Peggy thinks it will be good for him, but Hank has different feelings.

Hank and his friends are forced to go inside the unique mind of a teenager, in order to exact revenge after a humiliating defeat in paintball.

When Bobby, Connie, and Joseph sneak off to a popular make-out spot, Hank and Kahn start to fear for the worst, leading them to investigate.

When he doesn't live up to a businessman's stereotype of a real Texan, Hank is forced to act like a real cowboy to get the big propane account.

Bart decides to prove that Krusty is innocent after the security camera at the Kwik-E-Mart catches him robbing the family at gunpoint.

Homer encounters an alien, but no one believes him until FBI Special Agents Mulder and Scully of "The X Files" come to investigate.

The Simpsons discover a collection of keys to every door in Springfield, and Lisa finds a hidden classroom under the school, but Skinner takes the key from her.

Homer is down in the dumps until Ned Flanders discovers a miracle tree in the Simpsons' yard with bark that spells the word "HOPE."

A documentary crime series, "Deadline Springfield," does a report about the Simpsons when Lisa's tuition money, a stack of cash under the sink, disappears.

Grampa finds himself being accused of committing a crime; Kent Brockman begins to contemplate the deeper aspects of his career.

Lisa takes on a locked-room mystery when Comic Book Guy's million-dollar action figure is murdered while on a pop culture cruise.

When a corpse is unearthed in Springfield, it reopens a cold case from the 1980s, as well as memories of a young romance between Grampa and Agnes Skinner.