In the hilarious and heartwarming comedy "Junior" (1994), a brilliant research scientist, Dr. Alex Hesse, embarks on an unprecedented journey that defies the norms of science and parenthood. Eager to test a revolutionary drug designed for pregnant women, Alex makes the bold decision to become the world's first pregnant man. With the support of his quirky colleague, Dr. Larry Arbogast, he undergoes an embryo implantation procedure, anticipating a short three-month trial. However, Alex's experiment takes an unexpected turn as he grapples with the realities of pregnancy, from cravings to hormonal swings, all while trying to maintain his professional life. As he navigates this extraordinary experience, comedic chaos ensues, leading to heartfelt moments of self-discovery and connection. "Junior" masterfully blends humor and warmth, exploring themes of family, gender roles, and the joys of parenthood. Will Alex embrace his new role, or will the pressures of impending fatherhood prove too much? Join him on this unforgettable journey that challenges what it truly means to be a parent.