A series of disastrous events have befallen the San Dimas Art Museum, leaving both the Venus de Milo and the Mona Lisa in a state of ruin. Now, two men journeying through time are desperately attempting to restore these irreplaceable master…

Bill and Ted were about to learn, in a most unpleasant fashion, just how questionable their gym coach’s health really was. The newly installed Squint telephone system unexpectedly miniaturized them, launching them on an unexpected and rathe…

A shadow falls over the world of music itself when Missy Mom is chosen to perform "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the San Dimas baseball season opener – a performance so startlingly off-key that it renders Roseanne Barr’s vocal efforts positi…

Bill and Ted embarked on a journey into the realm of television, determined to alter the course of events in one of their cherished vintage sitcoms: *Leave It to Beaver*.

Driven by a sudden whim, Bill and Ted booked a cruise, only to find themselves inexplicably transported back in time, aboard Christopher Columbus’s flagship. There, with alarming success, they managed to dissuade the famed explorer from his…

Returning to the world of television, the friends unexpectedly found themselves confronting Mr. Radish, a figure from their youth, who was contemplating abandoning his program due to dwindling audience numbers.

The men journeyed backward through time, attempting to recover a guitar that had once belonged to Mr. Preston, only to find themselves unexpectedly watching over their younger selves.

With his father threatening to enroll him in military school, a group of friends visited the teenage Ted hoping to glean some much-needed discipline. They quickly discovered, however, that Ted’s father was not quite the paragon of order he …