S2.E5 ∙ Part X

Chuck and Greg's father works as a security guard for a company that is closing down in December 1996. On his final shift, he sets out to record any paranormal activity he encounters during the night.

A heist movie where an aardvark must stay true to who he is or risk fracturing his destiny...choosing the latter Cerebus confronts "chaotic manifestations" such as "Elrod the Albino" and "Necross the HAHAHA Mad".

For his birthday, Emperor Louis offers a reward to the tailor who designs the finest outfit for him to wear for his upcoming celebration.

In order to protect his father's discovery, Lucas and his five friends go on the adventure of a lifetime to find the piece of a passing Comet that crash lands near their hometown in the 1950's.

The Thornberrys are preparing for Donald "Donnie" Michael Thornberry's (Flea's) "birthday" party in Borneo (they don't know his real birthday, but celebrate the day they found him) when one crisis after another happens. Grandma Sophie (Betty White) decides to visit the same day Nigel (Tim Curry) and Marianne (Jodi Carlisle) must capture a wild orangutan on film or the foundation will cut their funding. This is no easy task since poachers are lurking about, and Marianne breaks her wrist climbing down a mountain. But to make matters even worse, Donnie runs off into the jungle after Eliza (Lacey Chabert) gets angry with him. As Eliza and Darwin (Tom Kane) search for Donnie in the rainforest, they run across a baby orangutan that needs to find her mother as Donnie is reunited with his "family", an orangutan and her son. Meanwhile, Debbie (Danielle Harris) and Grandma Sophie get taken in by a native tribe and Nigel and Marianne scare off poachers. Finally, the Thornberrys reunite after a huge fire and find Donnie in a remote village and learn from the medicine woman there the terrible fate that befell Donnie's real parents.

An outlaw and his band sally forth from their hideout in Sherwood Forest to do battle with the brutal Sheriff of Nottingham and his oppressive tax collectors, who are stripping the poor villagers of what little they have left.