Maya Forbes Movies

In this third film in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Greg Heffley (Zachary Gordon) wants to spend the summer before eighth grade playing video games and maybe, if he can finagle it, getting closer to his crush Holly Hills (Peyton List). The former plan goes out the window when his dad Frank (Steve Zahn) decides to ban video games from the house. In order to connect with his young son, Frank schedules a number of fishing trips and signs the boy up for Scouts. Greg has more luck on the girlfriend front when his best friend Rowley (Robert Capron) invites him to go to his family's country club, where Holly works as a tennis instructor. Soon, in order to avoid spending so much time with his dad, Greg lies to his parents and says he works at the club, a deception that his older brother Rodrick (Devon Bostick) uses to blackmail him and gain access to the establishment. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

The Office star Rainn Wilson portrays a drummer named "Fish," who gets a second shot at fame 20 years after getting kicked out of his band on the very night they signed the record contract that made them stars. Fish has spent the past two decades languishing at soul-crushing day jobs while his old bandmates became legends, continuing to grace magazine covers and dominate the radio. He might just get another chance at musical success, however, when his teenage cousin invites him to drum for his high school garage band, and they end up catching the ear of record executives. Now, Fish is determined to live the hedonistic rock & roll lifestyle he missed out on 20 years ago, but his new bandmates don't appreciate his hard partying -- and neither do his middle-aged knees. This Fox Atomic comedy co-stars Christina Applegate. Shawn Levy (Night at the Museum) and Tom McNulty co-produced the feature, which was penned by Wallace Wolodarsky and Maya Forbes, and directed by Peter Cattaneo (Opal Dream). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

When Larry (Garry Shandling) gets the first draft of his memoir back from the publisher, it soon begins to dawn on the host what a bitter and cynical man he has become. When Hank (Jeffrey Tambor) catches wind of Larry's book, the paranoid sidekick soon begins to fret that the dreaded "incident" will make the cut and humiliate him beyond belief. Meanwhile, Artie (Rip Torn) finds inspiration in Larry's project and begins penning a memoir of his own, while Beverly (Penny Johnson) jumps to conclusions about a secret admirer. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Left in the lurch after the prop master unexpectedly quits the show, Artie (Rip Torn) is pressured by Hank (Jeffrey Tambor) to hire the sidekick's new squeeze. When Beverly (Penny Johnson) catches wind of the newly open position, she is prompted by her cousin Clyde (Paul Mooney) to demand that the job go to an African-American -- specifically Clyde himself. Disheartened by Larry's refusal to consider her proposal and feeling like a token minority among the staff, Beverly threatens to take a position as Laurence Fishburne's assistant. Troubled over the fact that he's losing a valuable employee, Larry attempts to keep Beverly with the show by hiring Clyde. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

It's a father and child reunion, albeit one with a distinctive showbiz twist, in this episode of HBO's popular late-night talk show satire. Though Artie (Rip Torn) hasn't seen his son Cully (Colin Quinn) for many years, the fatherly producer hires him as a production assistant when he hears that Cully has fallen on hard times. Despite some questionable behavior, Larry (Garry Shandling) is willing to give Cully a shot until the unstable P.A.'s rude behavior becomes too much to handle. Aside from being rude to Larry, Cully further isolates himself from the crew when he totals Hank's (Jeffrey Tambor) car and dates both Paula (Janeane Garofalo) and Betsy the Page. Despite Artie's continued efforts to help his son fit in, the hapless producer finds himself in the position of firing his son after Cully punches Phil (Wallace Langham). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Larry (Garry Shandling) was already skating on thin ice with the network following his departure from the show, and now the suits upstairs are quickly tiring of Larry's constant on-air barbs made at their expense. Despite Artie's (Rip Torn) persistent pleas for him to let up, Larry's venom only becomes more potent. When Hank (Jeffrey Tambor) is injured during a skit, the network bigwigs finally decide to draw a line in the sand. With Artie's job and the future of the show on the line, Larry finally relents and offers an on-air apology...though Hank's subsequent threat to sue the network brings about an even more troublesome dilemma. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

The annual office retreat is fast approaching, and by the looks of things around the office, everyone could use a vacation. Despite Beverly's (Penny Johnson) marked vocal objections, Larry (Garry Shandling) begins dating Darlene (Linda Doucett), hoping to keep their relationship from the prying eyes of the rest of the office. Artie (Rip Torn) is also quick with his objections, going to far as to begin an ongoing bet with Larry that office morale will suffer due to the relationship. No quicker is the bet made than Artie is vindicated. Hank (Jeffrey Tambor) proves overprotective of Darlene, and Phil (Wallace Langham) schemes to arouse jealousy in Larry's newfound love, resulting in growing discontent among the staff. Bob Saget guest stars. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Though Larry (Garry Shandling) is slowly being pulled out of depression by spending more time with Francine (Kathryn Harrold), his suspicions concerning her sexual history make the eccentric talk show host a bit hesitant to rekindle the old flame. After making a passing reference to her sex life since their divorce, Larry requests that Francine provide a detailed list of her sexual partners since they parted ways. Guest stars include Alec Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, and Ed Begley Jr. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Birthdays can sometimes be a touchy subject, especially when using gifts to compete with co-workers for your boss' attention. As Larry's (Garry Shandling) birthday draws ever closer, the crew of The Larry Sanders Show does everything humanly possible to top one another with extravagant gifts for the host. Despite the celebratory vibe buzzing through the office, a dark cloud looms over the festivities when one of the writers is fired. Guest stars include Julio Oscar Mechoso, Sugar Ray Leonard, John Riggi, Arthur Eng, and Miguel Perez. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Life in the spotlight can have its benefits and substantial drawbacks as Larry (Garry Shandling) discovers in this episode of HBO's The Larry Sanders Show. Following a woman's claim that Larry shoved her into a magazine rack and neglected to apologize, the tabloids hang the popular late-night talk show host out to dry. His nerves frazzled, Larry attempts a last-ditch effort at damage control in order to save face. Guest stars include Suanne Spoke, Tom Dahlgren, John Riggi, Paula McClure, Benjamin Lum, Suzanne Vafiadis, Jeanne Basone, Eduardo Quezada, David Paymer, and Bella Shaw. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Domestic issues overshadow Larry's professionalism in this episode of HBO's The Larry Sanders Show. Following a spat with Jeannie (Megan Gallagher) before he leaves for work, Larry (Garry Shandling) finds his concentration waning while on-air. This episode of The Larry Sanders Show features guest appearances by Billy Crystal and Catherine O'Hara. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi