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Following the Normandy Landings, a group of U.S. soldiers go behind enemy lines to retrieve a paratrooper whose brothers have been killed in action.

Parody of Saving Private Ryan about war heroes who must save their buddy's penis.

During World War II, an Army colonel arrives at the home of Mrs. Ryan to deliver the wonderful news that only three of her sons are dead. The Army managed to save her fourth son, and the colonel wants a pat on the back for it. When Mrs. Ryan seems less than appreciative, he points out that she's seeing the glass half empty.

Kyle disappears after he torches the building site of his and Amanda's house where he reveals his secret to her about him being sterile. Meanwhile, Michael sets plans with Audrey for her to break off the lawsuit against him so he can sue the hospital for wrongful termination. But when the equally devious Audrey demands an huge sum of money from Michael for her services, he refuses. So Audrey sets up a compromising video shot of her and Michael to blackmail him. While worrying about Kyle's whereabouts, Amanda fires Rikki G's band from the Jazz Club after blaming them for Kyle's desperate condition, much to Eve's anger. Also, Jane and Ryan travel to a Mexican resort to land an account where Lexi also goes there in Megan's place with the intent to snare Ryan for herself.

When Tom Sizemore agrees to meet up with you to record a podcast at a Chinese restaurant, you know things are going to get a little crazy. So when he came to Ghengis Cohen with Valerio Esposito, we were prepared for anything...and we still weren't ready for this interview. Tune in for stories about Lindsay Lohan, Juliette Lewis, and Jack Nicholson, and learn all about the new film that Valerio Esposito wrote for Tom, Calico Skies. Someday we might look back on this and decide that this podcast was the one decent thing we were able to pull out of this whole godawful, shitty mess. It's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW.

When Ryan begins to enjoy his life away from the military and the war, he starts opening up to the roommates about his issues only to find out at the last minute that he's being redeployed to Iraq. With Election Day 2008 nearing, the roommates take passionate political stances.

Brothers Phil and Warren storm the beaches of Normandy for a deep dive into the epic World War II action drama masterpiece, Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan." Topics include: the film's real life inspiration and the epic on location shoot, the stars of the picture, stats and accolades, best scenes and lines, Judge Bob's recasting court, and the film's legacy and lore plus much more.

In our third episode of Spielberg: The DreamWorks Years mini series, Griffin and David are joined by Richard Lawson to discuss 1998's war drama Saving Private Ryan.