Stewie and Brian search in a giant mass of floating trash for Stewie's beloved big wheel tricycle; Lois helps Quagmire find greater success in the dating scene.
While a mysterious doctor finds a dangerous cyborg with no memory of who she is, she finds herself fighting against corrupt forces intent on controlling her.
Lisa scares her friends with the story about a murderous doll; Grampa tells a story about a beast who looked like Homer; a tale is told concerning zombies.
Mrs. Krabappel, tells Marge and Homer about the things Bart has been doing, and Homer decides to punish him.; Bart is unable to see Itchy & Scratcy Movie.
While the Simpson's eagerly await the first words of the youngest family member, Marge tells the tale of how she, Homer and Bart moved into their present house.
Tina injures her ankle leaving her with no choice but to telecommute to school; Tina signs up for a program that allows her to send a robot to her classes.
Peter and his friends wear Joe's police-issue body cams so they can remember their brilliant drunken ideas; Quagmire confronts a starting family development.
When the Griffin household experiences a Wi-Fi outage, Peter and Lois decide to regale the kids with the story of how they fell in love back in the 1990s.
Hermes realizes that he would be more efficient as a machine, so he decides to remove unnecessary parts of his body and upgrade himself with robot parts.
Fry becomes a victim of a sausage-making accident, after which he decides to join a group of Neanderthals and lead a battle against an army of spaceships.
When Bender discovers that he and all other robots lack free will, he decides to leave Planet Express behind and embark on a quest for the meaning of life.
Professor Farnsworth is shocked to discover that his parents are living on a space station serving as a retirement home for people past the age of 160.