Tom Hanks Monologue: Tom answers questions about "The DaVinci Code." (Fred Armisen, Darrell Hammond, Rachel Dratch). My Testicles: An SNL Digital Short. Tom Hanks and Andy Samberg are in a music video from the 80s. Yoga Partner: At yoga class, everyone is paired with a partner, and Rachel's partner (Tom Hanks) is particularly gross and sweaty (Rachel Dratch, Amy Poehler). Colin's Place: Life at home with Colin Powell and his son Michael in the style of "Sanford and Son". Maya Rudolph is Condoleezza Rice as Aunt Esther (Kenan Thompson, Finesse Mitchell, Tom Hanks). Tennis Partners: Will Forte breaks up with his tennis partner because he has only one arm (Tom Hanks, Chris Parnell, Bill Hader).

In this quirky comedy, slacker and mystery buff Wiley Roth (Colin Hanks, Orange County, TV's Roswell) gets shaken up when he finds a severed finger on his kitchen floor.

In this quirky comedy, slacker and mystery buff Wiley Roth (Colin Hanks, Orange County, TV's Roswell) gets shaken up when he finds a severed finger on his kitchen floor.

After a three-year assignment in the field, FBI agent Henry Durand (Colin Hanks) returns home with his fianc e (Selma Blair) only to find his once-dowdy over weight mother Martha has transformed into the highly attractive...

After a three-year assignment in the field, FBI agent Henry Durand (Colin Hanks) returns home with his fianc e (Selma Blair) only to find his once-dowdy over weight mother Martha has transformed into the highly attractive, enlightened Marty (Meg Ryan) who dates every night of the week. When Marty meets the mysterious Tommy (Antonio Banderas), Henry is ordered to spy on his mother after learning Tommy may be involved in an international art theft ring.

Colin Hanks explains the finer points of "Grand Theft Auto" to Jon and makes him feel young again.

Some cast and crew from NBC's highly acclaimed, little-seen series Freaks and Geeks reunite for this teen comedy that also marks the first starring role for Tom Hanks' son, Colin. The younger Hanks plays Shaun Brumder, a high schooler eager to propel himself out of the land of surf bums and ranch homes to which the film's title refers. He's had his sights set on Stanford ever since he read the works of professor Marcus Skinner (Kevin Kline), and his transcript is stellar enough to gain him admission. Shaun is understandably furious, then, when he receives a rejection letter in the mail; after some detective work on his part, he realizes that his flaky counselor (Lily Tomlin) mistakenly sent the university the wrong papers. It's up to him to get to Stanford within 24 hours to set the record straight -- literally -- and he enlists the help of his slacker brother Lance (Jack Black) to do so. Orange County co-stars Catharine O'Hara and John Lithgow as Shaun and Lance's slightly unhinged parents; the film was dire

When Playboy playmate Shelley (Anna Faris) is unceremoniously evicted from Hugh Hefner's lavish mansion in order to make room for some younger beauties, her quest for employment finds her serving as den mother to an unpopular L.A. sorority in this Happy Madison production directed by Fred Wolf. Colin Hanks, Rumer Willis, Katharine McPhee, Monet Mazur, and Beverly D'Angelo co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.

When an uptight federal agent's sexually liberated mother enters into an affair with a man suspected of being involved in an international art-theft ring, it's up to the fresh-faced agent to keep an observant eye on the couple in question in writer/director George Gallo's lighthearted romantic comedy. Colin Hanks, Selma Blair, Antonio Banderas, and Meg Ryan star in a Millennium Films production. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.

In this teen-oriented romantic comedy, Ryan Woodman (Shane West) is a socially inept high school senior whose idea of a good time is practicing his accordion, while Chris Campbell (James Franco) is a BMOC football star (and intellectual lightweight) at the same school. Ryan is hopelessly in love with Ashley Grant (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe), who is beautiful, popular, and entirely out of his league, while Chris has a serious crush on Maggie (Marla Sokoloff), a pretty but bookish friend of Ryan's. Chris and Ryan realize that they're in a position to help each other, and through a complicated arrangement of phone calls, e-mails, and double dates, they try to work out a system by which each guy will be with the girl of his dreams -- though things hardly turn out the way anyone expected. Produced under the title Got to Be You, Whatever It Takes also features Julia Sweeney and Colin Hanks. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.