sweat. See ya at the brain fest tomorrow.
- OK. Take it easy.
- Yeah, 'night.
Good night.
Somebody's definitely got it in for you, Mikey.
- Yeah? Like who?
- Some low-octane type. Crystal, maybe.
Right.
Vinnie?
Holy sh...
- Look at this!
- My God!
- You all right?
- Yeah.
- What do you think it is?
- Could be an engine.
But an engine to what?
l wonder what this thing runs on.
Unleaded.
- Maybe premium!
- Shut up, Vinnie!
Holy smoke! My box! Ga...
- What happened?
- l don't know. Brand-new batteries.
- Yeah.
- That pisses me off.
Go get that battery.
l wanna run some juice through this.
All right. Move, move.
- OK, hook it up.
- Why me?
lf it blows up in your face you've got
nothin' to lose. OK, move outta the way.
Where shall l put this?
l don't know. Be careful.
Shit!
- Put that thing out! lt'll blow up.
- l'm getting outta here.
Holy smoke!
What's it doing? Vince!
What was that noise?
- Look, look, look.
- Yeah! Disconnect it!
You disconnect it. l'll watch.
What's it doing?
Vince?
Weird!
We're hallucinating, right?
No ''Outer Limits'' l ever seen had
this stuff before. What do we do?
We disconnect it. Come on.
You disconnect it. l'll watch.
- Go ahead. l'll stand guard.
- Yeah.
OK.
Mike, remember the show
in which the Egyptian vase just...
Give it a rest. OK, Vince?
Yeah, sure. l'm cool. Yeah.
- Yeah, we're working on the car.
- l don't work on the car.
- Should we tell sombody...?
- No. Not yet.
The science final! Grab that thing!
Just grab it! Come on!
Put that on there.
- That's good.
- OK. Come on.
That's weird.
Wait a second. lt's gotta be wrong.
So how come everybody's leaving
like school's over?
- l don't know.
- Stay tuned.
- We went two hours into the future.
- What?
Sherm! How's life in the fat lane?
Vince Latello, comedian.
You guys lost or something?
We're not lost, Sherman.
We came for...a book.
- A car book?
- No, not a car book.
A book about...strange things.
- Like Vince?
- Sayonara, big nose. Hold me back.
Take it easy. Look, Sherman,
we just want this book. Help us out, OK?
- OK.
- OK.
What kind of strange things?
Well...sort of like stuff...
Stuff vanishes then stuff comes in from other
times, but you can't touch the stuff.
- 'Cause it kinda disappeared.
- Like you if you flap your fish lips again!
- That sounds like magic which is section...
- No, magic's make-believe.
Yeah, we're talking about
the flip side of reality.
Well, this is the science section.
lt's about as real as you can get.
What's the title?
What?
Author.
- l don't know.
- Well, what's it about?
Monsters, flying lawn-mowers, weird shit!
No, no. lt's about these two guys, right?
They go into this room and these things
come in and out of the walls.
- Sounds weird all right.
- See, these guys leave this room.
- lt's two hours into the future.
- Only it felt like ten minutes to the two guys.
That sounds like
we're dealing with a time-space warp.
- A time-space what?
- Warp. A time-space warp.
- How does it work?
- Simple.
lt's kinda like breaking through the barriers
between time, space and all dimensions.
You mean outer space?
Yeah. Right.
- So, they're all connected?
- Precisely.
They coexist within the same space
on different planes of reality, that's all.
So, like, something could warp in
from one dimension to another?
- Sure, but only if the warp got outta control.
- Outta control how?
Einstein theorised it would take great power
to break through a barrier.
The danger is, once you unleash the power,
you'd lose control of it.
- Yeah, and then what?
- Earth's energy field would go crazy.
A chain reaction could start.
Weather could change.
And boom! You're all cosmic dust!
- Hey, Mike. Banks!
- What?
We point the gizmo at the greenery. Bammo!
lt vanishes into our car. We make a fortune!
Your pilot light is out.
- Well, what do we do with it?
- lt's my science project, remember?
Turn it in, get my