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Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves (or Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves! as written in the title screen in the opening title sequence) is a 1997 direct-to-video sequel to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and Honey, I Blew Up the Kid. This film marked the directorial debut of Dean Cundey.
become the president of Szalinski Labs. He works with his brother Gordon and has been banned by the FDA (and his wife Diane) from using his invention, the shrink ray, for the rest of his life. Not only has Wayne become unhappy with his new corporate life, he is also experiencing problems connecting with his youngest son, Adam, who, unlike Nick, has not inherited his father's interest in science, and is more interested in sports.
Meanwhile, Gordon's wife Patty and Diane are planning a vacation. The day they plan to leave, Wayne and Gordon are invited to a Space Shuttle landing and excitedly leave a message on the machine telling the listener that they've "changed plans and are taking off." Diane reminds him that he's babysitting Adam, Jenny, and Mitch while she and Patty are away. Patty and Diane say goodbye to the family. Patty won't allow Jenny to have some friends over, to her dismay...............
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