TV Guide FXX Wednesday

Peter and Lois send Chris to space camp to boost his self-esteem; the camp ends and the Griffins pick up Chris, they are accidentally launched into outer space.

Brian writes a play that becomes a hit in Quahog, but when he reads a play that Stewie wrote that is much better, his confidence is shaken.

Bender begins a romantic relationship with the Planet Express Ship after it is given a female personality; Fry searches for a gift for Leela.

Leela's parents travel to New New York to visit their daughter; after gaining super powers, Fry and Leela form a crime-fighting group with Bender.

Dr. Zoidberg is charged with flag desecration because at a Washington, D.C., celebration he couldn't keep himself from eating a large flag.

When a young star of the hit robot soap opera "All My Circuits" literally falls apart, Bender seizes his opportunity of becoming the star of the show.

When Hank discovers Bobby's innate skill at shooting, he thinks that he has found an opportunity for them to bond, until he realizes that he is a poor marksman.

Peggy is angry at Hank for forcing Luanne to move back into the trailer park, but when a tornado threatens, Hank risks everything to save her.

Hank discovers of collection of Native American artifacts in his yard, which brings a snobby archaeologist to Arlen, who tries to seduce Peggy.

When a radical, church-going activist decides to denounce Halloween as a satanic festival, Hank finds himself battling the town to save the holiday.

A band unexpectedly reaches success, but when the lead singer's life starts to spiral out of control, he attempts to return to his musical roots.

After surviving a motorcycle accident, a former boxer feels a calling to the priesthood and works to see if he can use his second chance at life to help others.

An older man grieving the death of his beloved wife leads a solitary and bitter life until he encounters his new and friendly neighbors.

Angered by the vacuous phrases her new Malibu Stacy doll utters, Lisa resolves to produce a talking doll that embodies admirable qualities.

Tina and her science partner invent a device that enables to communicate with alien beings; Bob tries to sell his multiple miniature coat racks.

Louise, Gene and Tina battle angsty teens who invade their usual sledding territory; Bob helps Linda knit three scarves before Christmas arrives.

Linda learns about the world of essential oils from her new friend; Bob and Teddy are deceived into performing several unpleasant favors for Mr. Huggins.

The Belcher family is determined to help Teddy start dating the girl of his dreams, but Tina believes that she has found a better person for him.

The children are confused as Bob and Linda have a heated argument on Valentine's Day and they make up stories to distract themselves from the uneasy tension.

Tina is disheartened when Jimmy Jr. fails to ask her out to prom; Linda decides to help Gretchen find a date by joining a mobile dating app.

When the guys visit Harvard, Quagmire accidentally marries a prostitute and must pretend to be in a relationship with Peter.

Meg goes out on a date; Stewie uses his time machine and falls for a girl in the '60s; Peter and Lois stay in bed all day; Brian's exes pay him a visit.

Meg forces Chris to do her chores after she catches him stealing money from Lois; Stewie and Brian become obsessed with a singer.

Lois is forced to take a job and is discovered by a man who runs an adult-only phone line that pays his employees generously.

After a skydiving accident, Peter befriends a Muslim man in the hospital who convinces him to convert to Islam, much to Quagmire and Joe's suspicion.

After a murder occurs at Mayor's West mansion and he is arrested, the citizens of Quahog sit in the jury and must determine if he is the murderer.

Peter, Joe, and Quagmire crash in the Canadian wilderness and Peter goes missing after going to find help, only to be found feral months later.

Stewie stops at nothing to retrieve his teddy bear Rupert after he is recalled; Lois replaces a sick Peter at a bowling tournament.

The owner of the Drunken Clam is killed, leaving Peter, Joe, and Quagmire to find a way to save their favorite bar; Meg gets a job at a funeral home.

After relocating the family to a farmhouse in the countryside, Peter decides to try and establish a drug business out of their new home.

Fry discovers the intact fossilized remains of his pet dog from his old life, and he becomes excited when the Professor reveals that he can clone the animal.

Earth is unable to offset its rising temperature through the usual process, which is the dropping of a giant ice cube into the ocean.

When a bath meant to reduce the effects of aging on the professor spills over onto the crew, Fry's great-great-great-grandson becomes his babysitter.

After learning that the Brain Spawn are planning on destroying the universe, Fry is sent on a mission to destroy their base of operations.

Hank finally gives up on using worms for fishing and attempts to buy fake bait, but he mistakenly purchases crack from a drug dealer instead.

When Bobby pursues a career as a model for husky children's clothing, Peggy thinks it will be good for him, but Hank has different feelings.

Hank and his friends are forced to go inside the unique mind of a teenager, in order to exact revenge after a humiliating defeat in paintball.

When Bobby, Connie, and Joseph sneak off to a popular make-out spot, Hank and Kahn start to fear for the worst, leading them to investigate.