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Lisa invests in Nelson's new business, which becomes an instant success, but cautions him against dropping out of school as a result. Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg have voice cameos as themselves. (Repeat).

Lisa coaches Bart's Little League team to beef up her extracurricular-activities resumé, but her academic approach to the game takes some of the fun out of it for Bart. Baseball great Mike Scioscia and statistician Bill James have voice cameos. (Repeat).

Lisa learns that Marge was once a good student whose grades slipped when she became distracted, and Lisa fears she'll meet the same fate. So Marge makes a deal to allow Lisa to attend her dream school, and Lisa learns a lesson about family and altruism. Meanwhile, Bart turns the tables on Nelson and inadvertently gains a reputation as a bully. (Repeat).

Linda's new routine of diet and exercise gives her gastrointestinal trouble on the day of parent-teacher-student conferences. (Repeat).

Tina develops an unexpected crush while listening to Spanish audio lessons in the library; and Louise and Gene pretend to dunk Mr. Frond at the Wagstaff Spring Fair. (Repeat).

Tina faces a hall-monitor crisis when she falls in love with a new underground trend at Wagstaff that Mr. Frond is trying to squelch. Meanwhile, Bob and Linda try to come up with a way for Teddy to sneak food into a movie theater. (Repeat).

Bob gets into a four-car fender bender right outside the restaurant. He realizes finding out who is at fault will not be as simple as he thought. (Repeat).

Louise ropes her siblings into an adventure; Mort teaches Bob, Linda and Teddy how to meditate. (Repeat).

The Belcher kids get caught up in a game of cat-and-mouse when Dr. Yap comes to the restaurant in search of something that was taken from his dentist office waiting room. Meanwhile, Bob, Linda and Teddy try to clean a huge bird poop off the restaurant's window. (Repeat).

When the Griffins move to a farm, Peter launches an illegal drug business. (Repeat).

Stewie and Brian hop in the time machine and head for Las Vegas and a Bette Midler concert, but the machine malfunctions and one of them is rendered "lucky," while the other is "unlucky." (Repeat).

In the Season 11 finale, the Griffins receive an invite to join a posh country club. (Repeat).

In the Season 12 premiere, Peter believes a restaurant place mat to be a treasure map, and soon the residents of Quahog are turning the town upside down and turning against each other. (Repeat).

Peter has a twin growing out of his neck and names him Chip, but it's not long before everyone takes a shine to the appendage and Peter begins to feel like a second-class citizen, so he decides to literally cut him loose. (Repeat).

Quagmire begins dating a sexually insatiable woman who kidnaps him to become her sex slave, so Peter, Joe and Quagmire's dad scour Quahog's seedy back alleys to locate and save him. Meanwhile, Stewie, Brian and Stewie's teddy bear, Rupert, become involved in an odd love triangle. (Repeat).

Meg accidentally spills her lunch on a new student, the aptly named "Mental Mike," who plans a showdown with her on the coming Friday. Meanwhile, after constant, in-the-nude harassment from Peter, Brian decides he can't bear it anymore. (Repeat).

The Griffins' vacation in Italy is jeopardized when Peter accidentally destroys their passports and they are forced to deal with troublesome immigration policies. (Repeat).

Stewie's time machine transports him and Brian to 17th-century Jamestown, where they proceed to alter the course of mankind, and a rash decision by Stewie may leave them unable to get back to the future. (Repeat).

Peter and Quagmire discover they have a talent for singing and blend their voices into a Simon and Garfunkel-like music duo, but soon there's disharmony in the air when fame goes to Peter's head. (Repeat).

In the sixth-season premiere, the fate of the Planet Express crew depends on the Professor, who desperately employs an untested resuscitation machine after a catastrophic occurrence in space. (Repeat).

Leela and Zapp Brannigan are marooned on an Edenic planet. (Repeat).

An unflattering video of Leela makes the rounds online, thanks to Fry. (Repeat).

Bender has a personal stake in a ballot initiative that would legalize marriage between humans and robots. (Repeat).

Sterling is very upset when he learns that Mallory is dating his hero (and man-crush) Burt Reynolds (who provides his own voice). More upset, in fact, than he is about the Cuban hit squad that's out to get him. (Repeat).

Cyril is promoted to field agent, and Malory institutes a strict drug-testing policy at ISIS. The staff doesn't think much of either development. (Repeat).

ISIS teams with the Mounties to transport a captured Canadian terrorist on a train. (Repeat).

Archer's surprise birthday present—a high-tech "spy" car—leads to many other surprises, none of them good. (Repeat).

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In this thrilling adventure based on the beloved comic book, high-school outcast Peter Parker embraces his destiny as Spider-Man as he investigates his late father's secrets, falls for the beautiful Gwen Stacy and battles the nefarious Lizard. (Repeat).

In this thrilling superhero sequel, Spider-Man fights a new villain called Electro, and romances his high-school sweetheart Gwen Stacy. Meanwhile, his childhood friend Harry Osborn is named the CEO of Oscorp, a nefarious company connected to the disappearance of Peter Parker's parents. (Repeat).

Jeff Goldblum plays a con man who offers "genius" Peggy an at-home doctorate course, which she finances with the Hills' retirement fund. Kathy Najimy, David Herman, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

Cotton's financially strapped VFW group moves into Hank's home, prompting Hank to recruit Vietnam vets, to whom Cotton doesn't exactly cotton. Voices include Edward Asner, John C. McGinley and Jack Carter as Cotton's war buddies. Stephen Root, Mike Judge, Johnny Hardwick. (Repeat).

Grandpa Simpson loses his love, leaving him with a heavy heart---and a heavy wallet when his sweetie leaves him money in her will. Voices: Julie Kavner, Dan Castellaneta, Harry Shearer, Hank Azaria, Yeardley Smith. (Repeat).

Bart winds up in the hospital as a result of eating Krusty cereal, and when Lisa comes to visit him, she is reunited with her sax idol, who recounts his big break on "The Tonight Show." Voices: Steve Allen, Yeardley Smith, Ron Taylor, Phil Hartman. (Repeat).

A new plant employee who's had it tough resents Homer's lack of professionalism and his cushy life. Meanwhile, Bart buys an abandoned factory at an auction for a dollar. Voices: Hank Azaria, Dan Castellaneta, Harry Shearer. (Repeat).

Homer tries to help a grieving Springfieldian after an accident at the new auto-racing venue has fatal consequences. Voices: Shawn Colvin, Dan Castellaneta, Harry Shearer, Hank Azaria, Tress MacNeille, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith. (Repeat).

A hypnotist unlocks a repressed memory in Homer, who recalls childhood times with Moe, Carl and Lenny---and his finding a corpse. Paul Newman and singer Judith Owen have voice cameos. Hank Azaria, Harry Shearer, Dan Castellaneta. (Repeat).

Unable to build Bart a working robot for TV's "Robot Rumble," Homer becomes the robot by hiding inside, taking beatings, but giving better. Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright, Hank Azaria. (Repeat).

Sideshow Bob (Kelsey Grammer) tries again for revenge against the Simpsons. In a nod to "Frasier," David Hyde Pierce and John Mahoney have cameos as Sideshow Bob's brother and father, respectively. Also: Keith Olbermann has a voice cameo as himself. (Repeat).

Homer's mother, Mona (voice of Glenn Close), returns, but Homer is reluctant to trust her because she abandoned him so many times as a child. She dies before he can forgive her, but he's able to grant her last wish. Lance Armstrong has a voice cameo as himself. (Repeat).

When a beloved Springfielder dies, four residents recall life events that they would like to do over. Among them: Homer bemoans selling a tech stock to purchase a bowling ball, and Marge fears that she's the reason Bart is such a rebellious child. Others wishing for a do-over are Mr. Burns, who recalls a long-ago romance with a lovely Parisienne, and newsman Kent Brockman who regrets not leaving t

The Season 29 finale: After getting struck by lightning, Bart receives visits from ghosts, who want closure only he can provide. (Repeat).

Peter teaches his Scrooge-like father-in-law a thing or two about the holiday spirit, while Stewie discovers the meaning of confession. (Repeat).

Peter experiences bedroom-performance problems and turns to Quagmire and Joe to get him back on track in the sack. (Repeat).

An homage to the Brothers Grimm features reinterpretations of the fairy tales "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Cinderella." (Repeat).

Brian's overlooked teenage son Dylan, now a TV star, shows up in town, so his father, rather than step up and try to be a good dad instead tries to cadge a job on the series' writing staff. Meanwhile, Peter accidentally shoots Quagmire while they are hunting, causing a rift between the two and putting Joe in the middle. (Repeat).

Following his mother's death, Peter forms a special bond with her longtime gal pal, Evelyn, who tries to take their new friendship to an entirely different level. Meanwhile, for the first time in his life, a distraught Stewie realizes the finality of a person's passing. (Repeat).

Peter and his pals undertake a global search for God and ask that He stop influencing the outcome of pro-football games. (Repeat).

Chris discovers that he's heir to the Carter fortune, but decides he does not want the money, so Peter goes to extreme lengths to ensure that it stays in the family. (Repeat).

After Peter begins smoking, an advertising exec enlists him to be the face of his anti-smoking campaign, under one condition: Peter can't give up the habit. Meanwhile, Stewie steps in to help Chris battle school bullies. (Repeat).

Stewie catches a sexually transmitted disease from Brian; and Peter and his pals take exception when a group shanghais their favorite booth at the Drunken Clam. (Repeat).

After Peter takes Stewie to the park and brings home the wrong baby, he tries to make amends and prove to Lois that he can be responsible. Upon returning from a business trip, he appears a changed man, affecting a more intelligent and classy persona. (Repeat).

Jerome is none-too-happy with Chris dating his daughter, Pam, which leads the two kids to run away, necessitating that Jerome and Peter team up to find them. (Repeat).

On a trip to college for an interview, Peter teaches Meg a thing or two about partying, while a stinky encounter with a skunk gets Brian kicked out of the house and into the wild, where he learns to live on his own. (Repeat).

Unable to find a full-time teaching job, Peggy pretends to be a nun to land a position at a Catholic school, ending her budding career at Strickland Propane. Mother Superior: Kathryn Harrold. Sister Mary Catherine, Claire: Cynthia Stevenson.

After learning the Army used him as a guinea pig for an experimental drug, Bill gets drunk and steals a tank. And it's up to his friends to try to return it. Stephen Root, Kathy Najmy, Mike Judge.

When Hank and Dale find more interest in the activities of the other's son, Dale concludes he's not Joseph's father---and that an alien is. Breckin Meyer, Johnny Hardwick, Pamela Segall.

Kahn covets membership in an all-Asian country club, but it's Hank who's asked to join---as a token white to secure a PGA tournament. Peter Kwong, Toby Huss, Mike Judge.

Malory turns to Archer and Lana for help when she finds herself in a compromising situation with the Italian prime minister. (Repeat).

Ray's younger brother is in trouble with a crooked sheriff in the West Virginia backwoods, and Archer must come to the rescue. (Repeat).

Archer's sexcapades compromise his effectiveness as an agent—yet again—and this time it's really serious. (Repeat).

Archer's dead fiancée, Katya, miraculously reappears—in Krieger's lab. (Repeat).

Peggy gets a job at Alamo Beer, but a clause in her contract prevents her from telling Hank why Texas is completely devoid of the brew for the next 36 hours. David Herman, Kathy Najimy, Pamela Segall. (Repeat).

Oblivious to its cultlike ways, Luanne joins a sorority and gets Peggy in too; Hank and the boys rescue emus from death, but don't know what to do with them. Anna Faris, Tara Strong, Stephanie Fybel, Brittany Murphy. (Repeat).

Hank learns that the incident estranging Dale from his cowboy father was a cover to keep him in the dark about Dad being in the closet. David Herman, Ashley Gardner, Johnny Hardwick. (Repeat).

Hank is shaken after having a dream about grilling burgers...naked...with Nancy. And the situation is stirred when Peggy finds out. Ashley Gardner, Kathy Najimy, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

Laura Linney provides the voice of a woman coveted by Bill, but wooed by Boomhauer, who experiences his first-ever pangs of unrequited love. Mike Judge, Stephen Root, Johnny Hardwick. (Repeat).

The Hills go to Japan so Cotton can apologize to a widow for his actions in World War II. Part 1 of two. Toby Huss, Ashley Gardner, Kathy Najimy, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

Cotton goes amuck in Japan after being rejected by his estranged Japanese son. (Repeat).

Bobby meets a new girl (Eliza Dushku), but Hank objects to her parents' liberal parenting style. Other guest voices include Debra Messing, Elizabeth Perkins and Milla Jovovich. Pamela Segall, Kathy Najimy, Breckin Meyer. (Repeat).

Pamela Anderson plays a competitive-eating groupie who encourages Bill to enter a hot-dog-eating contest, supported by fan Kid Rock. Jeff Garlin, James Sie, David Herman, Stephen Root, Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy. (Repeat).

Connie's delinquent cousin (Lucy Liu) captivates Bobby, who's oblivious when she turns their science project into a drug lab. Lauren Tom, Pamela Segall, Breckin Meyer. (Repeat).

Hank is opposed to Bobby's taking Home Ec, until his domestic skills outshine those of Peggy, who tries to sabotage his Thanksgiving meal. Kathy Najimy, Pamela Segall, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

A dog-dancing contest pits Hank and Ladybird against Bobby and Connie's dog, while Bill tries to partner with a rottweiler. Scott Hamilton, Pamela Segall, Mike Judge, Stephen Root. (Repeat).

Homer's boss, Burns, wants to be governor to lower nuclear-safety standards to keep his plant on line. Voices: Harry Shearer, Julie Kavner, Dan Castellaneta, Hank Azaria. (Repeat).

The Simpsons get a pool, but a broken leg sinks the summer for Bart. Voices: Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner. (Repeat).

Marge and Homer support a proposal to deport illegal immigrants from Springfield---until they learn it would affect Apu, who buys fraudulent identification documents from Fat Tony (voice of Joe Mantegna). (Repeat).

A Halloween trilogy. This time, Bart meets his "pure evil" Siamese twin; Lisa's science project attacks Bart; aliens Kang and Kodos invade Clinton and Dole's replicas just before the 1996 Presidential election. (Repeat).

Hoping to reroute air traffic over their house, the Simpsons ask Krusty to run for Congress, where the successful clown finds more of his kind. Dan Castellaneta, Harry Shearer, Yeardley Smith. (Repeat).

Maggie is among the babies who riot at a kiddie concert, prompting a backlash by single childless citizens, who organize against kids and families. Hank Azaria, Tress MacNeille, Julie Kavner. (Repeat).

Homer burns down Springfield's fast-food district. In order to float a bond issue to rebuild it, Mayor Quimby moves up election day, making Springfield's primary election the first in the nation. This causes the town to be overrun with reporters, candidates and pundits. Dan Rather and Jon Stewart have voice cameos. (Repeat).

Smithers gives Moe's pub a trendy makeover, and it becomes a gay bar. Principal Skinner has eyes for the new music teacher (voice of Kristen Wiig) and enlists an unlikely ally, Bart, to help him win her heart. Alyson Hannigan and Scott Thompson have voice cameos. (Repeat).

Linda needs the kids' help in fighting for a fun, dumb, local tradition. Meanwhile, Bob is captivated by an online cucumber. (Repeat).

Tina and Bob plan to see Bob's favorite movie together, until Tina invites her friends along. Meanwhile, Linda opens a restaurant for the raccoons in their alley. (Repeat).

Louise must pay a debt to Millie by attending the Pixie Princess Promenade. Meanwhile, a bouquet in the shape of a dog forces Linda to confront her past. (Repeat).

In order to help with anxiety about an upcoming oral report, Mr. Frond lends Tina a crystal that his new girlfriend alleges has special powers. Meanwhile, Bob and Linda buy a box of imperfect produce and try to use it all before it rots. (Repeat).

When a mysterious note is sent to Linda on Halloween, she and Gayle must travel to their hometown to face a wrong they committed 27 years ago. (Repeat).

Bob gets roped into a road trip with Teddy. Meanwhile, Linda and the kids compete for the title of Employee of the Day. (Repeat).

Gene has a freak-out about growing up and desperately tries to relive his youth. Meanwhile, Linda is tempted to try the fancy new hair salon that opened up next to Bob's Burgers, but she's scared of her hairdresser-slash-friend Gretchen's wrath. (Repeat).

When the Belcher kids participate in a beach clean-up for Wagstaff Volunteer Day, Louise gets drawn into a battle of wits with Mr. Fischoeder. Meanwhile, Teddy surprises Bob and Linda with a new look. (Repeat).

Mr. Burns has multiple illnesses and is told he only has weeks to live. Bart finds him weak and vulnerable in the wilderness, and invites him into the Simpsons' home. (Repeat).

Bart nurses a wounded pigeon back to health, but Santa's Little Helper has other plans. Danica Patrick and Rachel Weisz have voice cameos. (Repeat).

Cleveland Brown is back in town, but hanging out with Peter is out of the question after their wives have a disagreement over parenting issues. (Repeat).

In the Season 12 finale, Stewie stews over having his TV time interrupted, so he heads back in time to see that Lois and Peter never meet, thus he would never be conceived. However, when he finally is born, it is into a "Downton Abbey"-esque household in Great Britain. (Repeat).

In the Season 13 premiere, the Griffins find their way to Springfield, where they meet "The Simpsons" and Homer plays host to his new "albino" friends, while Lisa teaches Meg the saxophone and Bart and Stewie become chummy. Later, Homer and Peter get into a battle of the beers and argue which is better, Duff or Pawtucket. (Repeat).

The crew goes to future Rome to unlock Leonardo da Vinci's secret. (Repeat).

Bender gets disturbing news about his health. (Repeat).

The Professor's time machine only goes one way---the future---so the crew keeps going ahead until they can find one that can journey to the past. (Repeat).

Earth is overrun by a race of intelligent felines. (Repeat).

The theory of evolution gets the ultimate test on a robot planet. (Repeat).

Crew members are able to swap minds thanks to a state-of-the-art gadget. (Repeat).

Lrrr has a midlife crisis after an invasion of Earth goes awry. (Repeat).

A battle for mutants' rights pits Leela's underground army against the surface people. The series 100th episode features an appearance by the band Devo. (Repeat).

Gonzo steps into his first starring role in this extraterrestrial adventure in which he discovers that his long-lost relatives are from a distant planet. Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear and many other beloved Muppet characters are also on hand, along with the usual host of celebrity cameos. (Repeat).

An international spy's world is thrown into a tailspin when he is transformed into a bumbling pigeon. He must then learn to work with his socially awkward yet intelligent young tech guy, Walter, if he is to overcome a sinister scheme concocted by his arch-nemesis. (Repeat).

Bobby's preference for gardening over gridiron irks Hank, until he enters Bobby in a rose-growing contest. Betty White and Michael Clarke Duncan are guest voices. Pamela Segall, Mike Judge, Johnny Hardwick. (Repeat).

Hank is ordered to take an anger-management class after accidentally cutting one of Dale's fingers off. Dale claims it was retaliation for his causing Hank's kitchen floor to collapse. Voices include Phil Hendrie, Toby Huss, David Herman, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

Seeking an invitation to a book club, Peggy takes over the lease for a bookstore, where business is a bust---until she lets Dale sell guns there, too. Voices: Peri Gilpin, Allison Janney, Amanda Carlin, Kathy Najimy, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

A local pork producer (Michael Keaton) is impressed by Luanne, who goes to his home for a job interview but comes away as his girlfriend. Chuck Mangione, Brittany Murphy, Ashley Gardner. (Repeat).

An edgy, dysfunctional Christmas with the Simpsons features some disturbing twists. Martha Stewart has a voice cameo, and Katy Perry appears in a live-action segment with puppets of the Simpsons. (Repeat).

After Homer is jailed on New Year's Eve for bribery, he agrees to go undercover as an informant against mobster Fat Tony (voice of Joe Mantegna) to reduce his sentence. Jon Hamm has a voice cameo as an FBI investigator. (Repeat).

Marge recalls "The Cool Moms," a social group of women who set up playdates for their young sons. Her social life gets a lift when she reconnects with the group, but there's soon trouble in paradise. (Repeat).

Homer learns about parenting from a 1980s sitcom. James Lipton and David Mamet have voice cameos. (Repeat).

Marge's hair turns gray, and the family has a hard time adjusting to the change. (Repeat).

Bart becomes a filmmaker for an animated short by a bizarre series of coincidences, and Homer becomes the voice of his lead character, Angry Dad. Naturally, they become the toast of awards season. Halle Berry and Ricky Gervais have voice cameos as themselves. (Repeat).

Linda and the girls attempt to build a loft bed for Louise in just one day. Meanwhile, Bob and Gene host a group of gamers and their tabletop role-playing game. (Repeat).

When Bob volunteers to cook Thanksgiving dinner for a retirement home, Louise gets stuck helping him on his most intense cooking day of the year. Meanwhile, Gene and Tina try to help Zeke entertain the residents. (Repeat).

Susmita offers to help Tina with a photography class assignment, but Tina can't stop thinking about all the fun Tammy, Jocelyn, Zeke and Jimmy Jr. are having ditching class. Meanwhile, a woman who used to live in the Belchers' apartment comes for a visit (Repeat).

After Gene breaks his favorite, extremely rare '70s era Christmas record, Tina and Louise join him in the search for another copy. Meanwhile, Teddy wants to do a neighborhood Secret Santa with Bob and Linda. (Repeat).

Louise realizes that Mr. Frond's new plan of students evaluating their teachers has shifted the balance of power at school from teacher to kid. Meanwhile, Bob and Linda discover that they don't agree on where they want their final resting place to be. (Repeat).

Bob and Linda accept a Valentine's Day dinner invitation from the chef of a fancy restaurant on Kingshead Island. Meanwhile, the kids have a scheme to get cheap Valentine's Day candy, but first they'll have to make it past an unusually strict Jen the babysitter. (Repeat).

Joe's dream of becoming a published author nears fruition when Peter decides to help him, but a happy ending doesn't appear possible when Peter begins monopolizing the writing duties. Meanwhile, Brian experiences his first runner's high, which turns him into an exercise beast in an attempt to re-create that euphoric feeling. (Repeat).

Lois and Peter open a cookie store, but things take a bad turn when he devises an interesting way to scare up customers. (Repeat).

After Brian undergoes cosmetic surgery he is faced with a new career---real-estate agent---which leads to trouble with Quagmire. (Repeat).

On Thanksgiving eve, a drunken and ravenous Peter and Brian wolf down the holiday turkey, and then must go on hunt to find a replacement bird. With Peter gone, Chris decides to step up and take over as man of the house. (Repeat).

Peter is stunned to run into Jesus at the mall, and even more stunned to discover that he is still a virgin, so Peter recruits Quagmire and Cleveland to celebrate Jesus' birthday by finding a way to end his celibacy. (Repeat).

Stewie and Brian rev up the time machine to help Chris pass his history class, which leads to the three of them getting stuck in the past. (Repeat).

Brainy Brian takes the SATs for Meg and scores poorly, and everyone suspects he's not as bright as they thought. With that in mind, Peter takes him under wing to show him the joys and benefits of being dumb and having a low IQ. (Repeat).

Meg is recruited as a model for an industry that caters to a certain group of fetishists, while Brian and Stewie hit the road together when the latter decides to see what the world is like outside of preschool. (Repeat).

Peter learns that his real first name is Justin, which he takes on as his younger, cooler alter ego. Later, at Peter/Justin's party, Quagmire lands in some big trouble with his mother. (Repeat).

Peter and some neighbors form a detective agency, and get quite a surprise when they uncover a local thief. Meanwhile, Lois is concerned about a delusional Chris' relationship with a new girlfriend, but also realizes that it wouldn't hurt if Peter were to emulate Chris' romantic ways. (Repeat).

The Planet Express crew set out to save the holiday traditions of Xmas, Robanukah and Kwanzaa. Guest voices include Al Gore and Coolio. (Repeat).

Bender enters a witness-protection program after testifying against the Robot Mafia. (Repeat).

Leela's preoccupation with hunting a four-dimensional space whale turns into an obsession. (Repeat).

After quitting his job, Fry joins the police department and is assigned to the Future Crimes Division. (Repeat).

In Part 1 of the Season 3 finale, Archer and his ISIS colleagues boldly go to the final frontier to prevent a catastrophe aboard the International Space Station. (Repeat).

Conclusion of the Season 3 finale: Archer and his ISIS colleagues voyage to the final frontier to prevent a catastrophe aboard the International Space Station. They come to wish they hadn't. (Repeat).

Archer visits a spa for a weekend in an attempt to rid himself of amnesia in the fourth-season premiere. (Repeat).

Archer and an old friend (voice of Timothy Olyphant) struggle to survive in the Vermont wilderness. (Repeat).

An international spy's world is thrown into a tailspin when he is transformed into a bumbling pigeon. He must then learn to work with his socially awkward yet intelligent young tech guy, Walter, if he is to overcome a sinister scheme concocted by his arch-nemesis. (Repeat).

Lucas is a medical student who stumbled upon an orphaned dog he named Bella. The two become inseparable and form a special bond that is put to the test when Bella gets accidentally separated from Lucas. Determined to go back home, Bella sets off on an epic 400 mile adventure and meets new friends, human and otherwise, along the way. (Repeat).

Danny Masterson and Topher Grace ("That '70s Show"), Tom Arnold and Chuck Mangione are guest voices as Dale exterminates at the Megalomart, thanks to an endorsement from a reluctant Hank. Johnny Hardwick, Stephen Root, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

Carmen Electra, Bruce Dern and George Foreman are guest voices as Luanne becomes a boxer and, buoyed by success in fixed fights, challenges George's daughter. Brittany Murphy, Mike Judge, Pamela Segal. (Repeat).

Worried about how Dale is raising Joseph, John Redcorn asks Hank to take the boy he fathered on a Native American rite of passage. Breckin Meyer, Jonathan Joss, Kyle Howard, Stephen Root. (Repeat).

Jennifer Aniston and Jamie Kennedy are guest voices as Hank and Peggy find marital salvation in a motorcycle---until their first long trip. David Herman, Kathy Najimy, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

Lisa finds that Homer pales in comparison with her substitute teacher, as does Bart with his opponent for class president. Voices: Harry Shearer, Yeardley Smith, Dan Castellaneta, Marcia Wallace, Nancy Cartwright. (Repeat).

Steve Martin and rock band U2 are guest voices as Homer defeats the sanitation commissioner with a dirty campaign and a slew of crazy promises. Dan Castellaneta, Harry Shearer, Hank Azaria, Julie Kavner. (Repeat).

Lisa is made to look like Eva Peron in this loose parody as faculty members undermine her student-body presidency. Michael Moore has a cameo, addressing striking students at Springfield Elementary. Yeardley Smith, Harry Shearer, Hank Azaria. (Repeat).

Homer's heroics during an emergency (caused by Bart) lead him to join the throng running for mayor when Quimby faces a recall. (Repeat).

Lisa's new best friend turns out to not only be a Republican, but her opponent in their second-grade class election. (Repeat).

Frustrated with the local government, Marge decides to run for mayor and, to win public support, she begins making Homer the butt of her jokes. (Repeat).

Linda encourages Teddy to attend a farewell ceremony for the ship on which he served in the Navy, but it means confronting his Navy pals and his past. (Repeat).

Gene begrudgingly agrees to participate in a music video for Courtney. Meanwhile, Teddy and Linda obsess over a mysterious customer at the restaurant. (Repeat).

After feeling slighted by a teacher during a special Ancient Greece unit, Louise, Millie and Regular Sized Rudy take matters into their own hands to restore justice. (Repeat).

Big Bob is coming to dinner so that Tina can interview him for a school project. While the family waits for Pop Pop to arrive, they take turns coming up with their own versions of an infamous tree incident that happened to him in his younger years. (Repeat).

Louise befriends a house spider and hides it in her room after Linda and Bob tell her to remove it from the apartment. Meanwhile, Bob tries to make a friend outside of the people that come to the restaurant. (Repeat).

Linda has a big day planned when her friend, Ginger, comes to visit. Meanwhile, Bob and the kids help Nat with her Limo competition. (Repeat).

Brian tires of hanging out with Stewie, so Stewie attempts to save the relationship by having a baby, and maybe a few more, and uses Brian's DNA for impregnation. Meanwhile, Peter, Joe, Quagmire and Cleveland putt their heads together in an attempt to make a viral video. (Repeat).

Meg lands a job at the airport, where, as the hottest employee, she turns instantly popular. Meanwhile, Cleveland becomes a relationship therapist and starts giving advice to Lois and Peter, which frustrates Peter, who considers telling Donna a long-held secret about Cleveland's bachelor party. (Repeat).

Peter stumbles upon a missing boy and is celebrated as a town hero, while Joe decides to quit his job and take a road trip to Niagara Falls with Peter, Quagmire and Cleveland. (Repeat).

A stint in obedience school takes some of the bite out of Brian, and Peter soon realizes he liked his pal better when he was feistier. Meanwhile, Chris is bummed when he learns his new friend only buddied up to him to get closer to Meg. (Repeat).

After his alleged friends hurt his feelings by roasting him, Peter takes comfort with a mean-girl clique, and ignores Lois when she warns that they may be gossiping about him behind his back. (Repeat).

Peter boasts that he could beat Liam Neeson in a fight, and then gets the chance to prove it. Meanwhile, Stewie turns jealous when new classroom-mom Lois pays more attention to his young schoolmates. (Repeat).

In the Season 13 finale, Peter is surprised to discover the Bahamas vacation Lois booked is actually a marriage-counseling retreat. While back at home, Carter watches the kids and is flustered over the fact that they would rather play electronic games than ones that would require actual old-fashion participation. (Repeat).

Season 14 begins as Stewie is given drugs for his ADD and Brian uses them to pen an epic 2000-page pitch to author George R.R. Martin at a book convention. Meanwhile, Quagmire and Peter engage in an Iron Chef-style competition to see who gets to keep his new cooking show. (Repeat).

For Father's Day, the guys locate Joe's estranged dad, but when Joe tells them the man can't deal with people who have disabilities, Peter pretends to be Joe. Meanwhile, Stewie's doctor tells him that, heightwise, he'll never grow past 5'1", so he begins to pal around with Tiny Tom Cruise to fully comprehend how it must feel to be a short person. (Repeat).

A fight between Stewie and Brian results in Stewie trying to make him jealous by building a robot buddy. Meanwhile, Lois orders Peter to buy a new mattress. (Repeat).

Copies of Bender may take over Earth after the robot learns how to clone himself. (Repeat).

A secret mission by Dr. Zoidberg and the Professor from long ago is discovered by the crew. (Repeat).

Bender dies, but his presence lingers in the Planet Express building in the form of his disembodied software. (Repeat).

The crew meet a strange alien with the ability to alter their gender identities. (Repeat).

Krieger offers to make a pair of robotic legs for Gillette. (Repeat).

Archer and his stepfather are chased by gangsters. (Repeat).

Archer's former fiancée asks him to help her cyborg boyfriend, who is trapped in outer space. (Repeat).

Archer is bitten by a snake. (Repeat).

Lucas is a medical student who stumbled upon an orphaned dog he named Bella. The two become inseparable and form a special bond that is put to the test when Bella gets accidentally separated from Lucas. Determined to go back home, Bella sets off on an epic 400 mile adventure and meets new friends, human and otherwise, along the way. (Repeat).

A dog named Enzo wants to be reincarnated into a human.The dog reflects on his life and relationship with a Formula One race car driver who understands that the techniques needed on the racetrack can also be used to successfully navigate everyday life. (Repeat).

Peggy, Minh and Nancy bond to save a school program, but split up when Minh decides she's the best candidate for a school-board seat. Lauren Tom, Ashley Gardner, Kathy Najimy. (Repeat).

To toughen up Bobby, Hank decides to send him to Cotton's old boot camp, unaware that lawsuits have altered the severe conditions. Phil Hendrie, Toby Huss, Pamela Segall. (Repeat).

Despite a lack of seasoning that Hank deems mandatory, Bobby becomes a whiz at selling propane grills; Bill takes an inadvertent balloon ride. Pamela Segall, Stephen Root, Toby Huss. (Repeat).

Grampa is kicked out of the nursing home for being too surly, and moves in with the Simpsons. Meanwhile, Bart and Lisa visit Springfield Desert State Park, where Lisa makes a discovery that promises a cure for Grampa's grumpiness but it may have a cost. (Repeat).

Cheech and Chong launch a reunion comedy tour, but Chong refuses to do the old routines and leaves the stage during the Springfield show. Homer fills in for him, and Cheech hires Homer to perform with him as "Cheech and Chunk." Meanwhile, Marge and Lisa try to help the crazy cat lady, a compulsive hoarder, to clean up her house, but Marge catches the hoarding bug. (Repeat).

Homer's rage toward Bart gets him in trouble with a therapist (Paul Rudd) who manages to reverse Bart and Homer's roles. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has a voice cameo as himself. (Repeat).

Lisa becomes an apprentice to a magician, the Great Raymondo (voice of Martin Landau), and ends up inadvertently embroiled in a showdown of the craft's elite. David Copperfield and Penn and Teller have voice cameos as themselves. (Repeat).

Fat Tony (voice of Joe Mantegna) woos Marge's sister Selma, and they marry. Marge worries that Selma is choosing her new lifestyle over family after the whirlwind romance, but Tony invites Homer and Marge to join them on a getaway at the Jersey shore. Meanwhile, Bart develops a gift for finding truffles, much to Lisa's delight. (Repeat).

Homer has a gift for hairstyling, but listening to women's problems and gossip all day makes him wonder if it's not really a curse. Meanwhile, Milhouse's heart is broken after declaring his love for Lisa, but he catches the eye of a popular fifth-grader (voice of Kristen Schaal), and that changes everything. (Repeat).

When Gene becomes obsessed with an old handheld game, Bob offers to help with a school project, in hopes of steering his son towards more "interesting" pursuits. Meanwhile, Louise and Tina take over a grocery store kiddie ride. (Repeat).

When Louise, Gene and Tina try to track down a lost family recipe for a Mother's Day gift for Linda, first they have to navigate an old family feud. (Repeat).

When Tina's new shirt is ridiculed by Tammy and Jocelyn in a Wagstaff News segment called "Wow or Weird," she turns to her erotic friend-fiction and writes about a futuristic world in which she is a robot. (Repeat).

Tina is on a mission that could get her into a lot of trouble. Then, her family reads her erotic friend fiction, finds out what Tina is up to and tries to stop her. (Repeat).

Bob, Linda and the kids help Mr. Fischoeder put on a play to get his brother Felix to confess to a theft. Louise is jealous of Tina's hands. (Repeat).

The family's Labor Day lake trip takes a turn when the Belchers are trapped in their cabin. (Repeat).