TV Guide FXX Tuesday

Problems arise for Zapp Brannigan, his first officer Kif, Leela and Amy after they crash land on a planet filled with Amazonian women.

Ingesting a bad egg-salad sandwich leads to Fry developing a colony of parasitic worms in his bowels, which set out to make him smarter and stronger.

The Planet Express crew infiltrates Santa's workshop in an effort to destroy the mean-spirited robot and bring back the joyous holiday spirit from Fry's time.

Fry discovers a statue that resembles his brother, and he begins to believe that his brother stole his identity and his lucky charm.

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.

A female recruit from New York is paired with a special agent in London to find a spy that has infiltrated the Men in Black organization and save the world.

With a woman on the verge of losing her childhood home, she decides to take a job offer to date a wealthy couple's socially awkward son.

Marge grows concerned about Bart's character when he becomes a promising caddy.

Homer becomes a different person while Cletus rises in fame as a singing sensation, but he threatens his future when he decides to turn against his fans.

Homer attempts to get a mechanical band he cherished in his youth back together, but his plans are interrupted by filmmaker J.J. Abrams.

A previously known part of Ned Flanders' past is revealed; a certain room in the Simpson's home is entered for the very first time.

Chief Wiggum's wife shows an unexpected side of herself; Marge joins a group of others to steal some jewelry.

Mr. Burns sees an opportunity to enter the plant-based burger industry, but Lisa refuses to believe that he has any benevolent intentions behind it.

Lisa befriends an imaginary depressed British singer; Homer starts to take a special interest in trucks and decides to purchase one for himself.

Lisa makes an unexpected choice about college, which hurts Marge's feelings.

Homer and his friends find themselves being targeted by a secret society of bartenders after Moe breaks one of their most sacred rules.

A burger joint owner puts his family to work to try and bring in business, but the day takes a turn after the health inspector shows up.

Bob finds out that Linda's mother is visiting, and Bob ends up getting stuck inside the wall after Linda finds a leak in the roof and asks him to fix it.

A filmmaker places a cow outside the restaurant to make a statement, which angers Bob, but his family is confused over how he treats the cow.

Tina develops a crush on the new martial arts teacher and shirks her restaurant duties, and Bob tries to take matters into his own hands.

Bob lets Linda and the kids stage a murder mystery dinner theater in the restaurant, but an abrupt interruption changes the play's creative direction.

Tina wants her first kiss at her birthday, and Bob gets a second job to pay for the party, but the parents of Tina's crush cause a problem.

Peter and the guys think that they have found a replacement for Cleveland, but when Quagmire lets his true feelings be known, the plan is in jeopardy.

Brian starts a movement to prove that a dog's life should have the same worth as a human's; Lois hires a maid who intentionally ignores Peter.

Lois is left in control of the family business after her father slips into a coma at a wild bachelor party, and Peter convinces her to let him run things.

Peter's sudden development of amnesia leads to him hitting on other women, so Lois takes the kids and leaves, and Quagmire swoops in.

Brian trails Meg for an article and quickly discovers a startling secret about her dating life that winds up putting the whole family in danger.

Chris and Stewie go missing, and Lois relies on a psychic for support; Peter charges for his extrasensory perception; Chris has a crush on a girl at school.

Stewie wants to audition for his favorite show, but must go to extreme measures; Meg finds a normal guy to date and shocks all of Quahog.

Peter attempts to be a papparazzo, but gets fired after rejecting his boss; Stewie gets stage fright before making his theatrical debut.

Lois goes with Brian to pitch a script, and casting gets underway, causing problems; Meg and Chris attempt to hide Stewie's injuries.

Chaos descends on Quahog after an announcement that the Earth will be destroyed by a black hole in 24 hours, so everyone tries to live life to the fullest.

While captaining a super-tanker full of dark matter, Bender hits an iceberg and causes a large amount of liquid dark matter to spill on a penguin preserve.

A sleep-walking Bender creates havoc with his uncontrollable bending and is sent to the Bending Factory where he meets Angelyne, a curvaceous fembot.

A swarm of giant brains travel to Earth and steal the intelligence of everyone on the planet, leaving Fry as they only unaffected person.

Dr. Zoidberg decides to try out his luck at comedy, but after failing miserably he goes to his long-lost Uncle Harold Zoid to seek help.

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.