Preston Waters is your typical 12 year old boy with one desire - sweet stacks of fat cash. When a convicted bank robber breaks out of prison and accidentally runs over Preston's bike, Preston finally gets what he's been asking for - a blank check. Using his savvy computer skills, Preston creates a check for one million dollars, and due to being mistaken for Tone Loc (a simple mistake to make, really) is able to cash the check. Now all of Preston's dreams start to come true as he blows through the bank robber's money as quickly as possible, while the robber and his goons struggle to get their money back.

If your friend was being held against their will be an evil capitalist, you'd do anything to save them, right? What if your friend was a gorilla capable of communicating via sign language? Watch as a rebellious teen busts out his best friend and hits the road to freedom in a tribute close to our hearts, "Born to be Wild."

After losing her mother, an adolescent girl moves around the world to live with her estranged, free spirited, father. After struggling to connect the two must come together in order to preserve a flock of baby geese from being destroyed. After they learn to fly of course...

The story of a stock broker named Tim Allen who learns he has a son living with a tribe in the jungle. So, he takes his son from one jungle to another... New York City, baby. Kids will be kids though, and antics ensue. I think Tim Allen even does his now famous grunt. This movie was huge at the time, but does it hold up? Find out on this week's episode of Throwback Theater.

This week the Dads watched Digimon. They were not happy about it.

The beers finally catch up with the dads as they navigate the subtle complexities of the American girl who goes to Italy, finds love, and becomes an international pop star. This movie has it all: Hillary Duff, Italy, montages. Or wait, maybe that's all it has... Find out on this episode of Throwback Theater

The dads try to figure out what the hell is going on in the 1998 independent science-fantasy film that is "Star Kid." The story revolves around the annoying kid from Jurassic Park as he finds a war suit from space and promptly climbs inside (presumably to vanquish his enemies.) Is it as good as it sounds? Is it as good as we thought it was when we were children? Find out on this week's episode of Throwback Theater!

The Dad's get together and watch 1989's "The Wizard," starring Fred Savage, Jenny Lewis, and Christian Slater.

In the very first episode of Throwback Theater, the boys discuss 1995's "Magic In The Water" to answer the the question, "does it hold up?"

Hello, Hello, Hello! This is the introductory episode of Throwback Theater, available on soundcloud and iTunes starting August 1st!