Remember Pee-Wee Herman? Well across the Internet highway at Cinematical, you can learn more about Paul Reubens and his already drafted screenplays for Pee-Wee's next two adventures.

In a recent Q&A; in Hollywood, Paul Reubens confirmed that he really does have two new Pee-Wee Herman screenplays ready to go ... first is described as being about Pee-Wee rescuing the kidnapped "King of Cartoons" ... The second script is very much not for kids, and has long been presumed to be "a veiled satire on what happened in Reubens' own career." In Reubens' description, Pee-Wee gets out of prison (Try not to spend too much time thinking about Pee-Wee in prison – trust me, it's disturbing) and, quite logically, "joins the lumberjack community." He then cuts a hit single, but rewards the passion of his fans by heartlessly turning on them.

Since his "spanktravision" scandal and incarceration, Reubens I feel has done a good job of reminding us that he can still act, and it doesn't have to be Pee-Wee. He first reintroduced himself with a small role in Batman Returns, then making his presence more known in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (both in 1992). I think it was his work in Mystery Men (1999) and Blow (2001) which solidified our exceptence of Reubens and not typecasting him as Pee-Wee or a public masturbater. Reverting back to the bow tied child may be a dangerous move, but then again; what the hell is he doing now anyway?