TV Guide FXX Wednesday

Bender continually increases his performance and computing ability until he reaches a point in which he can foresee events in the future.

The adventures of Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew are broken up into three mini-stories and presented in different animation styles.

Bender fathers a child with the office beverage machine, but he becomes upset when he discovers that his new son does not share his ability to bend objects.

The Planet Express crew becomes cautious after they discover an ancient Martian calendar predicting that the world is going to end in 3012.

The escape of Bobby's pet snake leads to a city-wide panic, and it is up to Dale to save Arlen from a reptile infestation.

Hank decides to help Bill throw a family reunion after he gets down about his lack of children, but all does not go according to plan.

Lucky ditches Luanne to go stumping with Hank and the gang, prompting her to accept a teen's invitation to the Arlen High School Senior Prom.

Hank's cousin Dusty Hill, of ZZ Top fame, inherits Cotton's Cadillac, and soon comes to town with his band to play practical jokes for their new reality show.

After a boxer retires and becomes a preacher, financial hardships force him to step back in the ring and regain the World Heavyweight Championship.

A Philadelphia bartender and dedicated sports fan decides to try out for his favorite NFL team after losing his wife and teaching job.

The threat of empty nest syndrome begins to weigh Marge down.

Homer suspects his new and overly kind neighbor is just trying to sell him a sports car at his dealership, but the reality is far more disturbing.

A college dropout CEO pretends to be successful, and she convinces Mr. Burns to fund a risky project.

Marge fights up the blockchain to save Bart after he's turned into an NFT; Lisa asks an old murderer for help tracking down a gruesome new serial killer.

A bad birthday present breaks Marge's heart, forcing Bart and Lisa to dig up old memories to show they actually know her; Homer turns into a local fearmonger.

Lisa tells a story about Homer being blamed for a power outage just before Thanksgiving.

When Groundskeeper Willie is kidnapped to Scotland, Bart and the Simpsons follow, only to be faced with Homer's worst nightmare.

While attending their reunion, Linda attempts to make a comeback from a failed performance from the past and Bob gets attention from a classmate who liked him.

Linda must take over Bob's Burgers when Bob creates a full-scale restaurant at Tina's school while substituting as a Home Ec teacher much to her excitement.

After spending Christmas Eve outrunning a candy cane truck with their last-minute tree, the Belchers find that Bob's friend gets caught in the kids' Santa trap.

Linda throws a slumber party to help Louise get friends, but the girls invited are the ones Louise doesn't like, so she tries to get rid of them.

An elusive magician places a "curse" on Bob, and Tina takes a job as the magician's assistant in an effort to be closer to Jimmy Jr.

Bob competes against a fellow "restrauteur" to draw in crowds for the Super Bowl event with a commercial that is set to air during the big game.

A chance encounter with a prune smoothie puts in motion a series of events that ultimately allows Peter to accept Chris' artistic side.

A frightened and enraged Brian could land on canine Death Row, after his crusade for respect puts him at dramatic odds with Peter and the law.

The Griffins take the opportunity to move to the luxurious Newport community, after Lois' Aunt Marguerite leaves them a fortune in her will.

Peter seeks divine inspiration, when his retired father comes to visit and makes life troublesome; Chris suffers a gastrointestinal impasse.

Peter's paranoia about the end of the world makes the family cancel their New Year's Eve '99 plans, but for once, Peter is actually somewhat right.

Brian will turn to a therapist for assistance, after his unrequited love for Lois causes him to lose complete control of his bladder.

Quahog Harvest Day Parade causes a neighborhood war when their Who's the Boss float takes top prize, and the custody of the trophy is questionable.

Lois becomes the artistic director of the Quahog Player's Theatre, but Peter develops his own power trip and changes everything she wanted.

Peter will have to undergo feminine reprogramming, after his continuous disrespectful jokes about women offend a female co-worker.

The Griffins face divine retribution after Peter "amazingly" cures the fake illness he put on Chris as part of a plot to defraud a charity.

Richard Nixon's head decides to run for a third term as president of Earth; Leela becomes a campaign manager for an underdog candidate.

Bender decides to take up photography, which eventually leads to him joining the paparazzo; the Planet Express crew members have their life forces removed.

Leela becomes upset when her mother starts dating Zapp Brannigan, and she attempts to break the couple up by seducing the dimwitted ship captain.

Amy and Leela become addicted to a performance-enhancing supplement; problems arise when Fry is sprayed with the pheromone of a giant male butterfly.

Peggy decides to strike out on her own after getting fired from the newspaper and a prominent real estate office in short succession.

Hank suspects that Bill's new interest in religion is due more to his romantic involvement with the Reverend than to a spiritual awakening.

Hank suspects that Bill's interest in religion is mostly due to his romantic involvement with the reverend; Hank plays a propane-themed video game.

Peggy attempts to befriend the residents of a posh neighborhood in order to further her real estate business; Dale uses a stolen identity.