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Goaded by his buddies, a nerdy guy who's never "done the deed" only finds the pressure mounting when he meets a single mother.

A womanizer balances his wife, mistress, and love interest.

The surprising, never-before-told tale of the indispensable yet unsung Casting Director - Iconoclasts whose keen eye, exquisite taste and gut instincts redefined Hollywood.

John Huston, who directed Monroe in her first major film and her last completed role, pays tribute to the life and career of the tragic actress.

The trials, tribulations, and fond memories of creating Roger Moore's second James Bond film, which immediately followed the success of Live and Let Die (1973).

Mr. Plotz tasks Scratchansniff with bringing the Warners in line so they might appear at a huge gala to schmooze some Japanese investors.

Bosch dives deeper into Daisy Clayton's troubled past. Edgar scrambles to find evidence confirming Bosch's suspicions in the Kent case. Hovan goes undercover to learn more about Avril's criminal dealings. Crate and Barrel return to the Homicide table, but their celebration is overshadowed by bad news.

Jack Palance was also a tough guy off-the-screen. Not only that he served in the military in WWII he also excelled on the gridiron as a young athlete and was a professional boxer. He won his first 15 fights as a pugilist, 12 of them via knockout, before losing to a future heavyweight contender via close split-decision. To know more about his life story, watch: Jack Palance - Discovering.

Walker realizes his life is at risk and confronts Captain James who confesses to him the real reason Micki went undercover. The Davidsons' return home sets Abeline on edge as there is dark history between the two families.

Marshall comes up with a number of different outrageous and embarrassing stories to explain how he was mugged in Central Park, but which of his stories is the truth?

It was a critical and box office disaster. What is it about this prequel to a classic children's story that rubbed everyone the wrong way? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Pan.

Orange Julius; "Victor/Victoria"; EPCOT Center; Freezy Freakies; "Cats"; Human League; Bow Wow Wow; "Tron"; VCRs.

The Critic pops open another can of Diet Disney to review the 1994 animated musical, The Swan Princess. He points out the poor character development, Disney rip-offs and needless musical numbers. After this, the Critic swears off Diet Disney for good, but in the process, stumbles across a bottle of Seuss Zero.