A triple bill of comedies. In 'Zookeeper' (2011), the animals at Franklin Park Zoo adore their sweet-natured zookeeper, Griffin Keyes (Kevin James). So when the terminally-single Griffin decides the only way that he will ever get a girlfriend is to leave the zoo and find a more glamorous job, the animals hold an emergency convention. Desperate to stop Griffin from leaving, they decide to intervene in his love life and, in the process, reveal their biggest secret: they can talk. In the part animated 'Furry Vengeance' (2010), Dan Sanders (Brendan Fraser) is a profit-hungry property developer whose latest project threatens the habitat of the local woodland creatures. In a desperate effort to save their homes, the creatures set out to illustrate the environmental consequences of humankind's encroachment on nature. Led by a clever raccoon, they launch a protest that Dan cannot possibly ignore. Finally, in 'Evan Almighty' (2007), when ex-newscaster Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) is elected to congress, he relocates his family to northern Virginia and prepares for the good life. But his new life is turned upside down when God (Morgan Freeman) tells him that a flood of biblical proportions is on the way, and that he has to build an ark, Noah style. At first sceptical, Evan gradually accepts his appointed task, drawing media attention with his rapidly changing appearance.