John Ritter

It can be anything. A fanged monster that won't stay on the movie screen. Something ominous lurking in the basement. A malevolent force in a small New England town takes the shape of a clown, but It isn't clowning around. Instead, It terrifies youngsters with their innermost fears, bringing some to their untimely doom -- until a group of wily neighborhood kids fight back. Thirty years later the evil resurfaces: meaner, angrier, deadlier. And the friends...

Clifford helps Emily with her birthday party, gets a surprise birthday party from his friends, helps a shy neighbor join Emily's backyard cookout, and makes a home movie with Emily and Charley.

On a camping trip, Emily Elizabeth helps her friend Jetta appreciate simpler things; Cleo owns up to a mistake she made in the volleyball game; Emily Elizabeth and Charley learn how interesting and fun their island is while Jetta has a terrible time in the city; when the power goes out, Emily, Clifford, and their friends learn from Mr. Bleakman how to entertain themselves without electricity.

"The kibble crook": Someone has eaten a whole bowl of Cleo's doggie chow and Clifford helps her search for the culprit. "Doggie detectives": There's a big mystery in the park when someone takes all the playground equipment. "Who moved my bone": A missing bone lands T-Bone and Cleo in an argument. "To catch a bird": Jetta accuses Emily Elizabeth of taking her medal.

Twenty five years after committing an unthinkable crime, a quiet man named Karl finally returns home. Once there, he's befriended by a fatherless boy and his mother. But when his newfound peace is shattered by the mother's abusive boyfriend, Karl is suddenly placed on a collision course with his past!

A bachelor shares an apartment with two single women, much to the chagrin of their old-fashioned landlord.

Sling blade: 25 years after committing an unthinkable crime, a quiet man named Karl is finally returning home. Once there he is befriended by a fatherless boy and his mother. As a strong relationship develops between Karl and the boy, a confrontation builds with the mother's abusive and sometimes violent boyfriend. Monster's ball: Hank and Leticia inhabit stark, queasy realities of the contemporary South, he as a death row corrections officer and...

There is a new dog in town -- and he only has three legs. Clifford, Cleo and T-Bone really like K.C., but feel unsure of how to act around him. Clifford's talent for digging seems to be disruptive to everyone in town. Emily works hard to prepare for her audition for the lead in the school play, but loses the role to Jetta. Clifford is itching like crazy but tries his best to stop when he hears Emily say she'll have to take him to the vet. When...

Most 15-year-old boys are obsessed with the opposite sex, Oscar is not exception. He is an honor student at an exclusive prep school, he is confident, intelligent, speaks fluent French, and is well versed in literary works. His parents are divorced and his father has recently remarried. Sensing that his stepmother isn't happy in the marriage, Oscar begins waging a low-key but ardent campaign to seduce her. His efforts to bed Eve attract the attention...