TV Guide FXX Wednesday

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.

Peter Parker discovers a mysterious briefcase that leads to the lab of his father's old partner, and he attains superhuman abilities in the fight for good.

Peter Parker puts aside fame as Spider-Man to focus on deadly new foes like he's never faced who put those he loves most in danger, along with New York.

An android son replaces Bart; Homer and friends are the quarry in Mr. Burns' hunting tournament; a witch turns townsfolk into their Halloween costumes.

Bart faces the punishment of the school bullies when they find out how much time he spends with his mother; Homer takes up pro arm-wrestling.

When a recall election puts Mayor Quimby's job up for grabs, Homer seizes the opportunity to win office and gain his daughter's love.

Marge joins a female community called the Red Hats after Homer embarrasses her, but she soon discovers that they are a sect of thieves planning a heist.

While traveling in Italy, the Simpsons come across a reformed Sideshow Bob living happily in a small village, but are unable to forget his past misdeeds.

Homer takes charge of the church and delivers his own version of the Christmas story; Grampa shoots down Santa's sleigh; "The Nutcracker...Sweet."

Linda hopes to spread cheer around the neighborhood by having a party at the restaurant, but she starts interrogating the guests when the ornaments are stolen.

After Tina's relationship ends on Valentine's Day, the Belcher women have a girls' night out; Bob and Gene share a trapeze experience together.

Gene disapproves of the school's new social hierarchy, which was created by a new playground game; Linda serves as the storyteller at the local library.

The children search for a secret room in their school that is rumored to contain homemade ceramics; Teddy begins a phone repair service.

Tina decides to let Tammy spend spring break with her family; Gene and Bob ask for a doctor's help to find a replacement baby tooth for Linda.

The Griffins are put in the witness protection program and relocated to the Deep South, after Chris witnesses a convenience store robbery.

Brian confesses to Peter and Lois that he has had sexual yearnings lately, so Lois suggests that Brian join them for a change of scenery.

Peter receives slavery reparations from Lois's father after discovering an African-American ancestor while teaching Chris about the Griffin's Irish heritage.

Joe becomes a media darling, after Peter spikes his sports drink with steroids during track and field event for the disabled; the kids bicker over $26.

Holiday mishaps include Lois going ballistic after losing her Christmas cheer and Peter not being able to watch the KISS Christmas special.

Brian is sentenced to community service following a drunk driving episode; Peter cares for three endangered nestlings living in his freshly-grown beard.

When Brian shows interest in theatre, Lois convinces him to try out for School of Performing Arts, but during the audition, Brian is dismissed by the judges.

Peter's jealousy reaches its peak when going with Lois to the gynecologist, who prepares to examine Lois, but Peter refuses to let him near her.

Stewie and Brian go on a Pan-European journey home after becoming stranded in Saudi Arabia; Peter is aghast to learn Lois is not really a fan of KISS.

After Peter is granted three wishes from a genie that appears from his beer can, he ends up with a zombie, cheesy music and no bones.

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.

Bill helps Luanne pass the state board exam so she can return to cosmetology school and then develops an alternate persona in order to work with her.

Hank imparts sage wisdom about living off the fat of the land to a gaggle of hippies whose peace-loving ways threaten to ruin his fishing trip with Bobby.

Peggy gets a job as head coach of the cheerleading squad and develops a series of uplifting cheers that helps the football team to its first victory.

Hank encourages Dale to give a kidney to save the life of a famous race car driver, which he agrees to do only if Hank becomes Dale for a day.