TV Guide FXX Wednesday

In the 20th Century, a down-on-his-luck pizza-delivery boy accidentally falls into a chamber that cryogenically freezes him until the year 3000.

Fry's first trip to outer space is spoiled by the discovery the moon has been turned into a tourist attraction with little historic significance.

Fry is forced to choose between friendship and television when Bender's antenna impairs cable reception at their stylish new apartment building.

While rescuing the animal populace of a doomed planet, the crew encounters a legendary space captain who has them arrested for breaking a space law.

Bobby brings disgrace to himself, his family, and his school when he fails to take a traditional mascot beating from a rival marching band.

After learning of the joy of giving during Christmas, Bill decides to take in a juvenile delinquent, who quickly takes advantage of his good nature.

Hank becomes the subject of ridicule when he is seen crying at a chick flick, until the true reasons for his distress are revealed.

Hank is shocked to learn that he was born in New York City, and confronts his father in order to prove his Texas manliness and stop a plot against Castro.

A young boy struggles to make friends and adjust to his new school after his family moves to a new city, until he finds a singing crocodile in his attic.

The Smurfs return from their magical world to rescue Smurfette who has been kidnapped by the evil wizard Gargamel and a couple of his mischievous minions.

Peter can't shake his reputation for mischief and ventures out of the garden where his ways are appreciated, but he must decide what bunny he wants to be.

A sudden sinkhole threatens to ruin the Belchers' restaurant for good, and the kids set out to solve a mystery that could save the family business.

Homer buys a brand-new SUV and discovers that it was made for a woman, he decides to give it to Marge, who promptly suffers from road rage.

Linda's sister picks up an extremely medicated Bob from Dr. Yap, the dentist, but when Bob mistakes her for Linda and kisses her, she falls for him.

After a bad review from a food critic, Bob visits the critic's home for a redo, but plans spin out of control when his children show up to support him.

In an effort to get form a closer relationship with Jimmy Junior, Tina starts hanging out with a rebellious, bad girl named Tammy.

Bob appears on the local morning news program in a cooking segment; Gene decides to steal the show by crashing onto the set wearing a Sasquatch mask.

A biker gang hangs out at Bob's restaurant as they mourn the loss of their leader; Louise has an identity crisis when her bunny ears are stolen.

The Belcher kids stray from their usual Halloween trick-or-treating route and venture off to Kingshead Island, an area known for handing out full sized candies.

Peter tries to get out of his household chores by making a hologram of himself.

Stewie accidental stows away in Quagmire's suitcase during a game of "hide and seek" and ends up in Paris; Peter and Lois vacation in Vermont.

A popstar responds to Stewie's innocent comment by turning her fan base on him; Peter enjoys his excess skin after getting lap band surgery.

Peter and Chris try to reconnect after finishing last in a "Generation Gap" game at the carnival; Brian starts to date a carny but struggles to break up later.

Stewie and Doug compete to the be the class "snack captain."

Recounting their first "true love" stories as parodies of "Castaway," "Dirty Dancing" and more.

Mayor Wild West gets help reconnecting with his estranged father, Old West.

After being mistaken for a single parent, Peter gets hooked on all the perks.

When Meg joins the basketball team, Peter's jeering from the crowd ends up inspiring her; Stewie gets lost inside conspiracy theories.

Carter adopts a young girl to restore his public image, leaving Lois feeling jealous.

The crew makes a delivery to a planet inhabited by human-hating robots, and Bender becomes a captive when they discover that he works for humans.

Fry becomes a billionaire after discovering that his bank account from the 20th century is still active and has been accruing interest for the past 1,000 years.

Fry becomes an unwilling emperor after accidentally sates his thirst by drinking the current ruler of an arid planet inhabited by liquid beings.

Fry, Leela and Bender go on a desperate mission to save the planet from a gigantic asteroid composed of refuse from 1,000 years ago.

While partying in Austin, Bill begins dating former Texas governor Ann Richards; Peggy and Bobby hide their charcoal addiction from Hank.

When Bobby takes up ventriloquism, Hank finds himself more enamored of the dummy than his son; meanwhile, Dale schemes to destroy the hated puppet.

Hank attempts to take under his wing a young female coworker working toward her GED, but it soon turns out that she has left behind a different career.

When Dale learns that being an exterminator is hazardous to his health, he finds a new task that he is uniquely suited to by telling people they've been fired.