Dinosaurs

The Baby rebels furiously against his father Earl's attempts to toilet train him, and escapes into the woods, where hungry predators seek to devour him.

Earl and Fran can't figure out how to handle the Baby, who keeps repeating a dirty word he picked up from watching television. So instead, Earl joins a fringe protest group whose demands escalate into forbidding freedom of thought.

Earl's responses as a test subject to new TV shows prove so accurate that he is hired as a network executive and becomes a huge hit. But, as his programs soar in the ratings, the viewer population suddenly starts getting dumber.

Earl thinks he has realized his dreams of fame and fortune with his discovery of a new, uncharted land -- until the cavemen inhabitants capture Robbie and Baby and hold them hostage to protest the destruction of their homeland.

The Baby frightens Robbie, so to retaliate, Robbie tells him a terrifying story about being attacked by a rabid Wereman one moonlit autumn night. But the mesmerized Baby's imagination proves more vivid than Robbie realizes.

As mischievous germs party inside flu-ridden Baby, worry-ridden Earl and Fran pay a fortune to a pricey doctor to treat the child -- refusing to listen to Grandma Ethyl's time-tested advice.