TV Guide FXX Tuesday

Bender worries that no one will remember him when he dies, but he encounters a chance to leave a legacy when he discovers a planet in need of a new pharaoh.

Bender uses the "What If" machine to see what life would be like for him if he were human; Leela wants to know what her true home would look like.

Fry causes trouble for himself and the rest of the crew when he accidentally causes them all to be transported back in time to 1940s Roswell, N.M.

After accidentally being launched into space, Bender encounters a race of tiny humanoids that sees him as a deity; Fry and Leela try to find their lost friend.

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

In an attempt to put some zest back in their sex life, Peggy gives Hank testosterone supplements, which have some undesired side effects.

Peggy takes a job tutoring the daughter of a famous Mexican soap opera star, and soon believes that he is coming on to her due to a miscommunication.

Hank turns the tables on crooked inspectors after they declare the Hill's house to be uninhabitable because of an infestation of mold.

While Peter Parker questions whether or not being Spider-Man is truly his destiny, Doctor Octopus' invention threatens to destroy New York City.

Peter Parker has everything he wants, including Mary Jane and the life of a superhero, but his life becomes dark when a substance attaches itself to him.

Springfield citizens turn to Homer for guidance after his goofball predictions about an approaching apocalypse begin to come true.

The Simpsons get an unruly new neighbor after Flanders moves his family to Pennsylvania to escape the hoopla surrounding a sex scandal.

Marge grows alarmed when Homer and Bart fall under the sway of charismatic priest who holds unconventional views on church and religion.

Marge flees the house on a self-discovery mission and meets Caleb Thorn, an attractive marine biologist who is on a quest to save the manatee.

A new cemetery next door to the Simpson home causes nightmares and sleepless nights for Lisa, eventually forcing her to confront her fears.

Maggie contracts the chicken pox and Homer gets the great idea to charge parents to get their own children sick by throwing a pox party, but his plan backfires.

Bob learns that an outdoor specialty store is going out of business and tries to live out a dream; Aunt Gayle rehearses for her one-woman show.

Bob decides to start serving brunch at Bob's Burgers to compete against Jimmy Pesto; Tina, Gene and Louis agree to help Mr. Fischoeder's brother.

Louise and Millie try to figure out who attacked Mr. Frond's therapy dolls; Teddy decides to open a business making inspirational posters.

Linda and the kids search for an elusive wolf that has been scaring the town; Bob, injured and medicated, thinks Teddy has been transformed into a werewolf.

Tina's babysitting service is hindered after her Tammy, her business nemesis, is hired; Bob and Linda face competition from another burger restaurant.

The Belchers reluctantly agree to help Teddy on Thanksgiving when his family prepares to come see him, but they soon learn that he's a hoarder.

When Brian leaves the family for Hollywood with dreams of becoming a screenwriter and director, he winds up directing a porn video.

After the toy company Peter works for is taken over by a tobacco company, Peter is set up as the president and is sent to Washington to lobby against a bill.

When a hurricane destroys The Drunken Clam, it is bought by a British man who turns it into an English pub to the dismay of Peter and the gang.

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 gets struck by lightning after distracting Lois to sneak off to play golf, and Death pays a visit while he is barely clinging to life.

Lois takes Tae-Jitsu, quickly becomes a black-belt and scares away all of the frustrating New Yorkers that had come to Quahog to view the leaves.

Meg takes an internship to work for Tom Tucker but ends up with Neil as her partner and kisses him during a life-threatening situation that is caught on tape.

Losing his job at the toy factory is the least of his concerns, when Peter is caught monkeying around with a renaissance fair wench.

Peter tries to pay off the debts he accrued while pursuing his dream of owning a commercial fishing boat by catching an infamous, man-eating fish.

After Peter helps deliver Lois's sister's baby, he and Lois decide to try to have another kid, but Stewie will attempt to foil their new plan.

Fry blindly supports Planet Express's new CEO, a smooth talker from Fry's day and age who emphasizes image as he takes on their biggest rival.

When he realizes that his friends don't appreciate his cooking, Bender runs away and encounters a chef who agrees to teach him how to prepare great meals.

Amy's romance with Kif takes a twist when he gets pregnant, forcing her to question whether or not she is responsible enough for a child.

The Planet Express crew must suffer the wrath of the mutants who live under the city after disposing too much toxic waste into the sewers.

Hank and Bobby hit the road in an 18-wheeler, oblivious of the fact Boomhauer, Dale and Bill are stowaways; Peggy and Luane try to write a Christmas Carol.

Bobby becomes convinced that Hank makes more money than he tells everyone because of his annual bonus and receipts he found in the garage.

Peggy's sculpture draws the interest of an art dealer from Dallas when the piece that she created for Strickland Propane is rejected by the city board.

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.