"Looks like somebody’s got a case of the Mondays." Cubicle worker Peter Gibbons is not a happy person: He hates his job, his boss is making him work on Saturday and his girlfriend is probably cheating on him. What’s a guy to do? Things start to change for Peter after a hypnotic suggestion frees him from the drudgery of the five-day workweek. Love, corporate fraud, Michael Bolton, efficiency experts and one very inflammatory stapler all come together in writer-director Mike Judge’s cult-comedy classic starring Ron Livingston and Jennifer Aniston.

“Dishes are done, man!” Sue Ellen (Christina Applegate) and her siblings (including ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING’s Keith Coogan and HALLOWEEN 4’s Danielle Harris) are left with a particularly nasty babysitter when their mother goes to Austria for the summer. By divine intervention, the babysitter dies, leaving the kids free to enjoy their summer as they please - until they realize that all the money their mom left for them went with the now-deceased babysitter to the mortuary. Forced to support her family and save the summer, Sue Ellen lands a dream job at a fashion company by using a fictitious résumé. Now she must keep up the charade so no one at the company finds out who she really is and for that matter, that the babysitter is dead.

In this cult comedy favorite, teen slackers Bill Preston (Alex Winter) and Ted Logan (Keanu Reeves) could fail their history class unless they get a good grade on their oral report. But the stakes are even higher for the future of humanity, so the duo are given a time-traveling phone booth (manned by George Carlin), which introduces them to such historical figures as Napoleon, Billy the Kid and Socrates.