TV Guide FXX Wednesday

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.

Nancy turns to her mother (Rue McClanahan) for advice when she starts to lose her hair, and soon learns a terrible secret about her heredity.

Bill gets an aggressive new attitude after he starts weight training; Lucky tries to sue Dale to give Luanne the wedding of her dreams.

Bill gets an aggressive new attitude after he starts weight training; Lucky tries to sue Dale to give Luanne the wedding of her dreams.

Hank and the boys end up in a former Cornhusker star's private suite when they take Bobby to a Texas vs. Nebraska college football game.

The crew of a colony spaceship encounters an unexpected threat on the surface of a distant planet after receiving a mysterious signal.

A commercial space vessel answers an SOS signal coming from a nearby planet where a squad member is infected by a deadly alien parasite, which escapes.

A warrant officer is recruited to accompany a crew of space Marines to investigate a planetary settlement that has disappeared following an alien encounter.

When Selma decides she wants to have children, Marge suggests she take Bart and Lisa to Duff Gardens to get a taste of motherhood.

When Bart gets tired of Homer's horrible parenting skills, he enrolls in the "Bigger Brother" program where he's assigned a fantastic role model.

The Belcher children join forces to protect the aquarium from being shut down; Bob comes to realize that he can learn much about customer service from Linda.

Tina discovers unexpected success and enters a relationship after joining the debate team; Louise and Gene try to make a stop-motion film.

Bob and Linda go overboard hiding eggs for the annual Easter egg hunt, which leads to the whole family engaged in finding a lone rotting egg.

Linda spends the weekend at the home used to film her favorite television show; while Teddy babysits the children, his back problems cause other problems.

Bob and Gene go to the planetarium to attend a rock-and-roll laser show; Linda and the girls eat dinner at a restaurant with peculiar attractions.

Linda has a meeting with Mr. Frond when Louise gets in trouble at school, but Linda soon discovers that Louise was really trying to help another student.

Peter purposefully gets arrested to avoid Thanksgiving with Lois' side of the family; a secret Stewie holds dear to himself is brought to the light.

Meg has an unexpected response while she takes Stewie to meet the mall Santa, an experience with inadvertently horrifies Stewie down to his core.

A school bully puts Lois at the center of focus with her antics when Lois is given the position of music teacher at Chris and Meg's high school.

One of Brian's old friends tries to talk him into getting neutered; Lois defies Peter's wishes and gets a pixie cut, which makes Peter try to out-embarrass her.

Peter gets grounded by Lois for getting a secret credit card, but he forms an escape plan to make a tunnel that leads all the way to The Drunken Clam.

In the future, Stewie enjoys a life of wealth and leisure until Brian throws his retirement plans awry when he delivers news that Peter is dying.

Peter inadvertently becomes a key figure in a movement for racial justice when he is forced to kneel due to constipation during the national anthem.

Stewie comes up with a plan to remain smart forever by constructing a machine that can alter his own DNA, but the devise ultimately fails to do as he intended.

Peter is forced to work from home due to his uncontrollable sweating; Stewie and Chris make a fake crowdfunding campaign to pay for damage they caused.

Peter falls into a coma in the aftermath of a car accident, which occurs after he develops a sudden passion for music from Van Halen.

Bender decides to take a stand for hunted robots, but problems arise when his plan goes awry and he himself becomes the target of a hunt.

When the Robot Mafia takes control of the casino belonging to Amy's family, the Planet Express crew must devise a heist plan to recover the stolen property.

The Planet Express crew are reborn as wild animals struggling for survival; as a salmon, Fry faces vicious predators and towering waterfalls.

Bender meets a well-known, famous folk musician while at a maximum security prison, and he attempts to create a replica of the musician's precious guitar.

Bobby campaigns to have soda machines removed from the school in order to impress a socially conscious girl in his class.

Bobby's turn as a cheerleader for a powder puff football game comes to an end when Peggy's new friend, a former lawyer, petitions to have the squad shut down.

Boomhauer returns to his old stomping grounds to regain his lost surfing mojo after he humilates himself in front of some surf bullies at a water park.

Cotton crashes a party at an upscale Japanese restaurant, where he comes face to face with a chef who he mistakes for an enemy from his World War II days.