A man on a job interview explains why his lackluster resume is everyone's fault but his own.

Esther gives courage to the Cowardly Lion of Oz by telling her story.

Everyone knows a Mr. Kinks-one of those leaders who thinks he's in touch with youth language, but who is so far out of touch it's almost humorous. Mr. Kinks really thinks he's communicating with Cindy, but she soon realizes she's not getting through to him at all.

Bob loves balloons. So when he sees a big bouquet of them, he can't help but be drawn to them, even though there's a big note on them that says Don't Touch Yet signed by God.

Mr. Brown visits the doctor to show that he has regained his sight, but the doctor refuses to believe it is possible.

Two estranged friends decorating for a Homecoming game are able to resolve their issues and restore their friendship by discussing their feelings and forgiving each other.

A selfish worker complains to his boss he just isn't getting anything out of his job--even though he himself is giving nothing.

A man whose neighbor is in desperate need of a ladder finds a hundred excuses not to offer him that ladder.

As a "somebody" and a "nobody" describe their lives and their values, it becomes clear that the nobody is the true somebody.