Originally posted by sshspooky
) The episode that I'm thinking of is one of the 'Treehouse of Horror' Hallowe'en specials, where for some reason Homer travels back in time after touching a toaster (!). He steps on a bug and changes the future (see Carter's comment in M1). He travels forward and backward in time on several occasions (stepping on bugs each time). Each time, when he returns to the present, things are either slightly or very different from the present he knows. Eventually, he arrives back in what he thinks is his time. Until he sees that the rest of the family eat with lizard/frog like tongues. He just says 'close enough' and stays put. Changes in 'Treehouse of Horror' Simpsons episodes are never regarded as permanent-most of the characters have died at least once. If the changes in the Moebius episodes are designed to be permanent then The fish in Jack's pond, in that case would indicate a slight but not necessarily significant change to the timeline Moebius pts 1 & 2 have really grown on me over time. I wasn't too keen on either ep when I first watched them, but I like them now. They're just very different from anything else-especially Lost City!
always and forever
). I was just delighted to see the sparks fly!
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