With Rumbleseat Productions (Sorted by Popularity Ascending)
1. Deadly Games (1995–1996)
60 min | Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
To take his mind off his divorce, antimatter physicist Gus Lloyd started programming an action video game where he was the hero, his ex-wife Lauren Ashborne was the sidekick, and his father... See full summary »
Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
Votes: 115
2. Vincent (1981 TV Movie)
88 min | Biography
A one-man filmed play of Leonard Nimoy's adaptation of "Van Gogh" (1979) by Phillip Stephens.
Director: Leonard Nimoy | Star: Leonard Nimoy
Votes: 94
3.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
Boss
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Level 3 villain is Gus' first boss. His power is a super strong right arm which shoots exploding pink slips. His vulnerability is red ink.
Director: Christopher Hibler | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
Votes: 9
4.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
Car Mechanic
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Villain is the car mechanic whose outrageous estimates can cause heart attacks -- literally. He can be repelled with brake fluid or killed by seeing his own image in a mirror.
Director: Christopher Hibler | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
Votes: 6
5.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
Divorce Lawyer
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Villain is Lauren's divorce lawyer. Power is electricity. Can only be killed if hit by Billy Joel's vinyl album The Stranger and only then if it was hurled by Lauren.
Director: Christian I. Nyby II | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
6.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
Dr. Kramer
(1996)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Villain is Gus' orthodontist. He has the power to shoot novocaine darts. Vulnerability is processed sugar. Can be killed with a power drill.
Director: Bruce Bilson | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
7.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
Killshot
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
A video game programmer and inventor finds a way to transfer objects from his over the top action VR game into the real world. Unfortunately, the game's villains also arrive and try to kidnap his ex wife and nuke the world.
Director: Leonard Nimoy | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
8.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
Motivational Speaker
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Villain is the motivational speaker who sucked a depressed Gus in after the divorce. Power is the ability to turn people into cassette tape. Vulnerability is paint balls. Can be killed by eating his own words.
Director: Christian I. Nyby II | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
Votes: 6
9.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
One Mean Mother
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
The Level 2 villain is Lauren's Mom who has the power to freeze and her vulnerability is dirt.
Director: Jim Charleston | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
10.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
The Camp Counselor: Part 1
(1995)
60 min | Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
The Jackal figures out how to release himself and the villains from the computer. In a surprise move, the Jackal sends a non-villain to Gus. But he also sends Gus' childhood camp counselor, who definitely IS a villain.
Director: Jim Charleston | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
11.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
The Camp Counselor: Part 2
(1995)
60 min | Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Gus gets Lauren out of the computer but Camp Counselor gets out too. So now the gang must stop Camp Counselor from going to Camp David and firing a rocket at President Bill Clinton.
Director: Jim Charleston | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
12.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
The End of the Jackal
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Gus figures out how to delete all the villains. However, this just means he will have to battle the Jackal directly.
Director: Burt Brinckerhoff | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
13.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
The Practical Joker
(1995)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Danny Schlecht, a real-life practical joker, secretly adds a villain to the game based on himself. Fortunately for the gang, the Jackal disapproves of this "outside" villain.
Director: Adam Nimoy | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
Votes: 7
14.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
The Trash Man
(1996)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Villain is the trash man who wouldn't let Gus search the trash for Lauren's wedding ring. Power is shooting toxic sludge. Vulnerability is any kind of cleaner. Can be killed only by being hit with a horseshoe connected to horse.
Director: Neema Barnette | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd
15.
Deadly Games (1995–1996)
Episode:
The Ex-Girlfriend
(1997)
Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Villain is Gus' ex. She has the power to morph. Vulnerability is gold. Can be killed with a golden bullet.
Director: Max Tash | Stars: Cynthia Gibb, James Calvert, Stephen Kay, Christopher Lloyd