Some things should never be shared. Rebecca (Jenny McCarthy) enters a room only to find Gabe, a one-night-stand, ready for action. He’s propped over a pillow pile with a bass (yep, the fish) shoved up his ass, waiting for her to touch it. Eeeuuuuwwww…

Director:  John Mallory Asher; John Asher Writer:  Jenny McCarthy Cast:
Jenny McCarthy -  Rebecca Carmen Electra -  Michelle Kathy Griffin -  Madame Belly Lochlyn Munro -  Kevin Eddie Kaye Thomas -  John		Jessica Collins -  Mandy Victor Webster -  Richard Kam Heskin -  Carrie David O’Donnell -  Jake

There are times in your life when an opportunity presents itself and you know that if you handle it properly, all sorts of wonderful things will happen. But how do you proceed? Andy (Luke Wilson) is asked by Lorna (Natasha Henstridge) to crack her neck when she is felling morose and down, her muscles are tight and she is tired. He doesn’t know how but he figures he should try and pick her up. But when he gives her a line about coming back to his place or goes to hers, she’s disappointed and grumpy that it is the best he can come up with.

Director:  Bruce McCulloch Writer:  Bruce McCulloch Cast:
Natasha Henstridge -  Lorna Luke Wilson -  Andy Kathleen Robertson -  Cheryl Janeane Garofalo -  Jeri Bruce McCulloch -  Jeff Kristin Lehman -  Keiran Amie Carey -  Rachel Gordon Currie -  Trevor		Harland Williams -  Callum Mark McKinney -  Dr. Cavan, Dog Psychologist Peter MacNeill -  Neighbor Albert Schultz -  Male Dog Owner #2 Jerry Schaefer -  Norm Zachary Bennett -  Dougie Ron James -  Male Dog Owner Diane Flacks -  Chirpy Dog Owner

How much discipline does one need to avoid straying from the path assigned to you? You’ve been given the task to carry out the assigned instructions but there is the temptation to stray and to be distracted by something shiny. You figure there doesn’t seem to be any retribution. So why not? But then there are the consequences and you can go back for a do-over. How do you fix things? Roxy Harvey (Jasmine Guy) revives a drowned guy, Daisy Adair (Sarah Wynter) trips up her actress colleague to take her place on stage, Mason (Callum Blue) gets shot by a robber yet steals the cash. All you can do is to live with the morals to which you subscribe and hope that you don’t have to suffer from any betrayal.

Director:  Stephen Herek Writer:  Stephen Godchaux; John Masius Cast:
Ellen Muth -  George Lass Callum Blue -  Mason Sarah Wynter -  Daisy Adair Jasmine Guy -  Roxy Harvey Britt McKillip -  Reggie Lass Christine Willes -  Delores Herbig Cynthia Stevenson -  Joy Lass Henry Ian Cusick -  Cameron Kane		Crystal Dahl -  Crystal Jordan Hudyma -  Hudson Hart Vlasta Vrana -  Gregor Shenae Grimes -  Jennifer Hardick James Bradford -  Limo Driver Danette Mackay -  Sheryl Luis Oliva -  Thief Michel Perron -  Turner

Mothers and daughters, the relationship is a complex one. Siddalee Walker (Sandra Bullock) is worried she will turn into her mom, Vivi Abbott Walker (Ellen Burstyn), and has resisted the entreaties of Connor McGill (Angus Macfadyen) to marry, fought of the ticking of he biological clock. She has based this upon what she remembers of her growing up around her parents and not the context of what her memories as a kid truly tell. The sophistication of memory can show what happened but not why they happened. A little perspective and some comparison to others would make quite a difference. But no, kids always know better.

Director:  Callie Khouri Writer:  Callie Khouri Cast:
Sandra Bullock -  Siddalee Walker Ellen Burstyn -  Vivi Abbott Walker Ashley Judd -  Younger Vivi Abbott Walker Fionnula Flanagan -  Teensy Maggie Smith -  Caro Cherry Jones -  Buggy Shirley Knight -  Necie James Garner -  Shep Walker		Angus MacFadyen -  Connor McGill Allison Bertolino -  Little Siddalee Walker Caitlin Wachs -  Little Vivi Abbott Jacqueline McKenzie -  Younger Teensy Katy Selverstone -  Younger Caro Kiersten Warren -  Younger Necie Leslie Silva -  Willetta Matthew Settle -  Jack

Families come in all shapes and sizes. They are formed by marriage, convenience and disaster. Often, the come together as a group of unrelated individual in whom you can place your trust and expect that they’ll be there when you need them. Aladar (voice of D.B. Sweeney), a young Iguanodon, is raised from an egg by a band of lemurs after his egg is deposited on their island by a Pteranodon. Not knowing any better, he regards them as his family. When a giant meteor appears in the sky and falls into the ocean, Aladar is the one who comes to their rescue by carrying on his back until they wash up on shore.

Director:  Eric Leighton; Ralph Zondag Writer:  Walon Green; Thom Enriquez; John Harrison; Robert Nelson Jacobs; Ralph Zondag; Tamara Lusher; Shirley Pierce; Rhett Reese Cast:
D.B. Sweeney -  Aladar (voice) Alfre Woodard -  Plio (voice) Ossie Davis -  Yar (voice) Max Casella -  Zini (voice) Hayden Panettiere -  Suri (voice)		Samuel E. Wright -  Kron (voice) Julianna Margulies -  Neera (voice) Peter Siragusa -  Bruton (voice) Joan Plowright -  Baylene (voice) Della Reese -  Eema (voice)