After The Mummy 3 gets buried by critics, Fraser turns to an old friend for help: Stephen Sommers. He asks Stephen: "Hey Steve, I'm kinda looking for work right now since The Mummy 3 didn't do so well. Got anything in the pipeline we could maybe collaborate on?" Stephen's response: "How would you like to be in one scene in this new movie based on a toy franchise?" This episode is full of surprises that you won't want to miss.

Whoa whoa whoa folks! Before anybody says "Jeff and Stuart... THIS IS TV!" It in fact is NOT YOU LOSERS. But for real this is actually a TV movie. Technically THREE TV MOVIES that we are combining into one episode. Timmy Turner and his Fairy GodParents parody the classic movie trilogy which involves a special character voiced by the amazing Brendan Fraser.

In a world where there exists magical people who have the ability to bring to life the objects or people they read from a book, this movie would rather us watch a very sleepy Brendan Fraser (we hate to say it, but its true) and his likewise magical daughter go on an adventure to find their mother who got sucked into a book years ago. Sorta like a book version of Jumanji? Kinda?

The O'Connell's are back and this time.... they're in China!!! China had mummy things right? Well whether they did or not this movie says they do but in addition to mummies, there are also dragons, yeti, elemental bending abilities, and a whole undead army buried beneath the great wall of China. What did the bembridge scholars write about this?

NOT the sequel to Journey to the End of the Night. In this film, Fraser plays the classic academic professor who embarks on a quest to discover a new world with his trusty younger sidekick, Josh Hutcherson (pre-Hunger Games).