2024-08-17
Peter runs up a huge tab at Mort Goldman's pharmacy, and settles it by selling Meg to Mort, whose nerdy son Neil has a crush on her. Of course, Meg can't stand Neil. Meanwhile, the Griffins search for a babysitter for Stewie. (Repeat).
One-time Miss Teen Rhode Island Lois fulfills her dream of becoming a model. It's a thrill (and diet-pill) ride for her. But not for Peter. Meanwhile, Brian's suffering from worms but can't afford the medication to cure it, so he turns to Stewie, who hires him to work on his pyramid scheme. (Repeat).
The kids dodge gym class with a bogus independent study; Bob adds a soft-serve ice-cream machine to the restaurant. (Repeat).
The babysitter must cancel on the Smiths, so Stan and Francine reluctantly leave Steve with the legendarily irresponsible Hayley. Later, after Hayley gives Steve a hard time about being such a straight arrow, he sets out to prove her wrong by sneaking off to attend a party with the cool kids. (Repeat).
A local talk show IDs Francine as "Baby Franny," a toddler who once fell down a well and was rescued by a fireman. On the anniversary of her being saved, she winds up falling down the same well, and making an alarming discovery. Meanwhile, entrepreneurs Stan and Roger think they've come up with the next big thing: male- stripper shoes. (Repeat).
Haters gonna hate, broh. (Repeat).
Broh I'm scared. (Repeat).
The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking is an animated zombie apocalypse special from Robot Chicken's Seth Green, Matthew Senreich, John Harvatine IV and Eric Towner, along with The Walking Dead creator/executive producer Robert Kirkman and showrunner/executive producer Scott M. Gimple. (Repeat).
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Super Dave Osborne showcases his Senior Citizen's football team on stage after a big game, with a performance by Colin James. The "Noise Pollution House" tour offers a peaceful escape from outdoor noises. (Repeat).
Bob fails the Canadian drivers-license test and loses self-esteem. (Repeat).
Bob and Margaret join a book club, but are disappointed at the gossip that takes place at the meetings. (Repeat).
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Super Dave gets strapped into a chair and attempts to hold on to the back of the Super Dave pickup truck for 30 seconds while Fuji tries to drive it away. (Repeat).
Kydd and Felixx kill an alien and bring it back Psi Cops HQ for Shirls to dissect. They then realize that it may have just been a regular old man. Scared of potential repercussions make several attempts at sabotaging Shirls' investigation. (Repeat).
A local teen is murdered after accidentally invoking the spirit of Bloody Mary. Kydd and Felixx do the logical, adult thing and attend a teen slumber party to summon and document the spirit - not the drink. (Repeat).
Kydd, Felixx, and Eric's dead grandpappy band together to teach Eric the art of seduction. (Repeat).
The Psi Cops Duo explore small town living, cars that crash into nothing, and meet the charming locals like Old Bill, and Old Bill, and Old Bill. (Repeat).
A child is missing in Arlen, so an emergency community meeting is held. At the meeting, a relationship expert (voice of Ed Begley Jr.) embarrasses Peggy by questioning her parenting skills, and Peggy becomes hypervigilant about Bobby's and Hank's every move. (Repeat).
Minh's father, the General, comes to visit and gives Kahn an incredibly hard time, so Kahn goes to a karaoke bar to get away. While there, he discovers a hidden talent. Meanwhile, Peggy and Bobby engage in an escalating war of wagers...for bragging rights. (Repeat).
Francine tries to get the family to rid themselves of bad habits, but when they imbibe too much at Roger's Mardi Gras bash, they wind up making a disturbing pact with Bullock. Later, Roger finds an undergarment in the attic and sets off on a Cinderella-style quest to find who it belongs to. (Repeat).
Francine sets out to teach Roger a lesson in the importance of working hard, but the idea backfires. Meanwhile, Steve's school project requires interviewing Stan about his past, and he's soon sorry he asked. (Repeat).
Bob becomes obsessed with a burger-flipping video game after Jimmy Pesto beats the high score and insults Bob on the leaderboard. (Repeat).
Bob buys a food truck to compete with vendors who have set up shop outside the restaurant, and when the family brings the truck to a food festival, the kids' antics spark a revolt from truckers and foodies. (Repeat).
Peter and James Woods (who lends his voice) become fast friends when Woods shows up in Quahog. He's in town because of a suggestion to rename James Woods High School after Martin Luther King Jr., a request from Meg's black history teacher, who's dating Brian. (Woods, incidentally, has no problem with the idea.) Principal Shepherd: Gary Cole. Mayor West: Adam West. (Repeat).
Peter, Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire are lost at sea for months. Happily they're rescued, but Peter's return home has a very unhappy surprise. Adam Carolla provides the voice of Death. (Repeat).
A child is missing in Arlen, so an emergency community meeting is held. At the meeting, a relationship expert (voice of Ed Begley Jr.) embarrasses Peggy by questioning her parenting skills, and Peggy becomes hypervigilant about Bobby's and Hank's every move. (Repeat).
Minh's father, the General, comes to visit and gives Kahn an incredibly hard time, so Kahn goes to a karaoke bar to get away. While there, he discovers a hidden talent. Meanwhile, Peggy and Bobby engage in an escalating war of wagers...for bragging rights. (Repeat).
Kydd and Felixx kill an alien and bring it back Psi Cops HQ for Shirls to dissect. They then realize that it may have just been a regular old man. Scared of potential repercussions make several attempts at sabotaging Shirls' investigation. (Repeat).
A local teen is murdered after accidentally invoking the spirit of Bloody Mary. Kydd and Felixx do the logical, adult thing and attend a teen slumber party to summon and document the spirit - not the drink. (Repeat).
Super Dave gets strapped into a chair and attempts to hold on to the back of the Super Dave pickup truck for 30 seconds while Fuji tries to drive it away. (Repeat).
Francine tries to get the family to rid themselves of bad habits, but when they imbibe too much at Roger's Mardi Gras bash, they wind up making a disturbing pact with Bullock. Later, Roger finds an undergarment in the attic and sets off on a Cinderella-style quest to find who it belongs to. (Repeat).
Francine sets out to teach Roger a lesson in the importance of working hard, but the idea backfires. Meanwhile, Steve's school project requires interviewing Stan about his past, and he's soon sorry he asked. (Repeat).
Bob becomes obsessed with a burger-flipping video game after Jimmy Pesto beats the high score and insults Bob on the leaderboard. (Repeat).
Bob buys a food truck to compete with vendors who have set up shop outside the restaurant, and when the family brings the truck to a food festival, the kids' antics spark a revolt from truckers and foodies. (Repeat).
Peter and James Woods (who lends his voice) become fast friends when Woods shows up in Quahog. He's in town because of a suggestion to rename James Woods High School after Martin Luther King Jr., a request from Meg's black history teacher, who's dating Brian. (Woods, incidentally, has no problem with the idea.) Principal Shepherd: Gary Cole. Mayor West: Adam West. (Repeat).
Peter, Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire are lost at sea for months. Happily they're rescued, but Peter's return home has a very unhappy surprise. Adam Carolla provides the voice of Death. (Repeat).
A child is missing in Arlen, so an emergency community meeting is held. At the meeting, a relationship expert (voice of Ed Begley Jr.) embarrasses Peggy by questioning her parenting skills, and Peggy becomes hypervigilant about Bobby's and Hank's every move. (Repeat).
Minh's father, the General, comes to visit and gives Kahn an incredibly hard time, so Kahn goes to a karaoke bar to get away. While there, he discovers a hidden talent. Meanwhile, Peggy and Bobby engage in an escalating war of wagers...for bragging rights. (Repeat).
Francine tries to get the family to rid themselves of bad habits, but when they imbibe too much at Roger's Mardi Gras bash, they wind up making a disturbing pact with Bullock. Later, Roger finds an undergarment in the attic and sets off on a Cinderella-style quest to find who it belongs to. (Repeat).
Francine sets out to teach Roger a lesson in the importance of working hard, but the idea backfires. Meanwhile, Steve's school project requires interviewing Stan about his past, and he's soon sorry he asked. (Repeat).
Bob becomes obsessed with a burger-flipping video game after Jimmy Pesto beats the high score and insults Bob on the leaderboard. (Repeat).
Bob buys a food truck to compete with vendors who have set up shop outside the restaurant, and when the family brings the truck to a food festival, the kids' antics spark a revolt from truckers and foodies. (Repeat).
Peter and James Woods (who lends his voice) become fast friends when Woods shows up in Quahog. He's in town because of a suggestion to rename James Woods High School after Martin Luther King Jr., a request from Meg's black history teacher, who's dating Brian. (Woods, incidentally, has no problem with the idea.) Principal Shepherd: Gary Cole. Mayor West: Adam West. (Repeat).
Peter, Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire are lost at sea for months. Happily they're rescued, but Peter's return home has a very unhappy surprise. Adam Carolla provides the voice of Death. (Repeat).
A team of heroes aiding the allies in WWII makes an ally from the future who sends them on a history-changing adventure. (Repeat).
In this new universe, Morty falls in love with a new girl. And the Galactic Federation goes after Rick and his mysterious device. (Repeat).
The Sanchez family and a Beth clone work together to fend off an attack from Tammy and Phoenixperson. (Repeat).