Cormac McCarthy seeks Tyson's help in finding an ending for his latest novel.

After receiving a message for help written on an IBM punch card, Mike goes to a chess tournament involving Deep Blue and Garry Kasparov.

Mike looks for a leprechaun to prove magic is real.

Our heroic protagonist, Mike Tyson, wakes up with mysterious bites on his skin causing lots of itching. Due to a doctors orders, it causes a friend to leave the house.

A businessman wants Mike's help in winning over jungle-dwellers who are firmly against his canal project.

When Pigeon can’t pay off a gambling debt, Gregor the gangster takes Mike’s daughter Yung Hee as collateral. Can Pigeon and Marquess get her back before Mike finds out she is missing? And why is Mike in Ohio giving a commencement speech?!

Mike and the gang are plunged into the terrifying world of real estate, when Gary and Caitlin, a couple relocating to Phoenix, asks for help in choosing a house. Will they choose the ranch-style home, the one with the big yard or the one where a bunch of murders took place?

When Mike and the gang try to solve the mystery of why a likeable guy named Andrew can never get a second date, Yung Hee discovers the hard way that it’s probably because he’s a werewolf. She makes it home alive, but will she stay that way once that the gang becomes convinced that she might now be a werewolf herself? And why does Mike Tyson have a drawer full of silver bullets? Run, Yung, run!

A terrified widow asks Mike and the gang to catch the chainsaw killer who dismembered her therapist husband and is now coming for her. Horrified, Marquess suggests that they call the police but Mike's too busy trying out his merchandise.