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An adult Tom Hanks takes a look back at his rotten childhood while Adam Baldwin drinks beer in the garage, Lorraine Bracco misses all the signs, and an enormous Bison cries. No really. That's the movie.

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New York City in the 1980s. A place where Wall Street millionaires shared the streets with the poor and  desperate, and where everybody was working a cynical angle. And where a best-selling book could be transformed into a steaming pile of Crap. Oh, Tom!

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Brain Cloud! Rectal Probes! Floating Luggage! Oh the many things that await Tom Hanks on his voyage to meet his destiny.

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It's like Lethal Weapon, but with much, much more slobber. Policeman Tom Hanks becomes an unwilling pet-sitter while a murderer flees (or is it fleas?). 

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Behind the green lawns and white picket fences, there is a dark...blah blah blah. Tom Hanks gets up to mischief on the cul-de-sac.

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What is the deal with Stand-up Comics? I mean, do they really ALL hate Airline food? Thanks, You've been great. I'll be here all week. Tom Hanks and Sally Field try to break into the Laffs Game in this wry examination of mental illness.

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A childish Tom Hanks makes a wish and gets more than he bargained for. He gets thrown into the corporate rat-race of the 80s NYC in the body of an adult. Money! Sex! Trampolines! It's great, but there is no place like home.

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Just the facts, Ma'am.  This week, Tom joins forces with Dan Ackroyd and takes the fight for Truth, Justice, and goat-leggings, to the mean streets of Los Angeles in the comedic two-hander Dragnet.

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Years before he saved Private Ryan, Tom Hanks served in WWII with the British flyboys of the R.A.F.  There was more smooching than shooting on this tour of duty.  Join us for this weeks show, a tale of ill-timed, and inconvenient LOVE.

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Set in the mythical city of Chicago, Tom Hanks develops Daddy issues when his long-suffering Mom dumps his cigar-chomping, skirt-chasing, Father. Sit back and watch while Tom and Jackie Gleason cope with bad jazz, burnt steak, and a really gross foot.