Leela heads to Hollywood and becomes a major player in the world of television after she creates a new television series that becomes considerably successful.
Fry finds himself getting in touch with his paternal side after he finds an alien egg in need of nurturing, but out of the egg hatches a terrifying creature.
Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew travel through time and end up at the site of the American Revolution, where they alter the course of history.
After losing confidence during a baseball game, Linda signs Gene up for a baseball camp despite not having the money; Tina becomes addicted to espressos.
When the Belchers take a trip to the wild for a camping adventure, they are forced to take on river rapids, squirrels, and the separation of kids and parents.
Bob goes head-to-head with a charming pilot over Linda following Bob's refusal to sign up with her for flying lessons in order to spice up their Date Nights.
Peter tries to abuse his work's policy for leave after a pet's death; Brian gives Stewie a signed copy of his book only to later find it in a free library.
The family's trip to Nantucket ends with Lois blocked from a vacation rental app; Stewie and Brian try their luck as door-to-door sales of saltwater taffy.
Meg's marriage in Russia ends early after she finds out it was just for a green card; Chris joins Principal Shepherd in shooting porn movies at the school.
Peter tries to make the best of a bad situation after he ruins Lois' plans for Stewie's birthday party; Meg's new friend tries to recruit her into a cult.
Peter copes with his house arrest by transforming the basement into a successful nightclub; Stewie tries to bypass teething pain by creating a time machine.
Bender fathers a child with the office beverage machine, but he becomes upset when he discovers that his new son does not share his ability to bend objects.
Hank's cousin Dusty Hill, of ZZ Top fame, inherits Cotton's Cadillac, and soon comes to town with his band to play practical jokes for their new reality show.