TV Guide FXX Tuesday

Fry, Leela, Bender the robot and the rest of the Futurama gang stars in a series of three vintage and popular Saturday-morning cartoons from the 1980s.

In order to bring his favorite actor back to life, Bender goes grave robbing and the Plant Express gang manages to bring Calculon back to life.

When his shiny, metal rear end goes missing, Bender must journey throughout the entire universe in search of the important body part.

When a rare, genetic condition causes her to grow tentacles, Leela, looking for answers, stumbles upon a top-secret genetic engineering facility.

Peggy brings in a model family to help sell a house for some very odd owners, but her efforts only succeed in getting an offer on her own home.

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.

A new and more intriguing case presents itself to the gang after Luanne spoils the surprise at Peggy's disco-themed mystery train birthday party.

Hank tries to make amends after he accidentally lifts a man's wallet; Bobby is sentenced to accompany a police officer after being accused of a crime at school.

Four zombie slayers get ready to face off against the various new kinds of zombies that have evolved since their first round of fighting.

An assassin wants to do his job peacefully in the wake of several disasters, but trouble arises during his current mission on the world's fastest train.

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.

Linda hopes to spread cheer around the neighborhood by having a party at the restaurant, but she starts interrogating the guests when the ornaments are stolen.

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.

Linda forces Bob and the children to go outside into nature in the hopes of taking a family holiday portrait that tops all the previous ones.

The Simpsons browse a kitsch shop and befriend the gay owner, but Homer feels threatened when he becomes aware of the man's sexual preference.

After Homer and Bart accidentally damage the local church while playing with a model rocket, a turn of events leads Lisa to reconsider her religious views.

After bumbling his way into a large sum of money, Homer strikes a note of jealousy with Flanders when he uses his fortune for the good of the Springfield.

Homer takes charge of the church and delivers his own version of the Christmas story; Grampa shoots down Santa's sleigh; "The Nutcracker...Sweet."

The Simpsons take pity on an unemployed Gil and invite him over for Christmas dinner; but he soon finds a way to overstay his welcome.

In order to receive a raise from Mr. Burns, Homer is obliged to perform a series of humiliating pranks on others that in turn embarrass himself.

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.

Peter runs into Jesus at the Quahog Mall, and he is shocked to learn that Jesus is still a virgin after 2,000 years, so Peter plans a birthday surprise.

Stewie and Brian wind up stuck in 17th century Jamestown when Stewie destroys his time machine, and must avoid threatening the course of history.

Tension spins out of control for Peter and Quagmire when Peter gets a big head from the fame of their new musical group in the vein of Simon and Garfunkel.

Quagmire and Joe help Peter find his mojo again after Peter realizes that he can no longer perform his manly duties, much to his embarrassment.

The quaint town of Quahog gets a spin as the Griffins get sucked into the tales of "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Cinderella."

Brian fails to father his neglected teenage son when he arrives in town as a television star; Peter and Quagmire wind up clashing while on a hunting trip.

When Peter's mother passes away, he grows close with an old friend who is out to seduce him, all while Stewie is faced with the actuality of death.

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.

Chris gets stuck taking care of Carter after he breaks his leg, and the two hit it off so well that Carter makes Chris the sole heir to the family fortune.

The Planet Express crew journeys into Fry's dreams and attempts to complete a mission in the year 1999 and discover the meaning of a mysterious, alien melody.

A gruesome, horrible murder takes place in the Planet Express building, and Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew are the main witnesses.

Zoidberg and a girl named Marianne fall madly in love with each other, as she can't smell his foul odor because she was born with no sense of smell.

Fry asks Leela to marry him, as they face their destiny together; Professor Farnsworth develops a new invention that alters the fabric of time.

Hank tries to spend more time with Bobby during a boat-building contest, but he ends up leaving the work to his son after getting spooked by a colony of bats.

Lucky must step up and take the fall when Luanne's long-lost father gets out of prison and quickly resumes his life of crime by robbing an Arlen eatery.

Bill's sweet tooth finally catches up to him as he is diagnosed with diabetes and confined to a wheelchair; Bill is befriended by a compassionate rugby player.

Hank suggests Strickland go green after a paper threatens to run a story about the company's illegal dumping; Dale helps out by organizing a benefit concert.