All right, Move, move,
- OK, hook it up,
- why me?
'Cause if it blows up in your face,
you got nothing to lose,
OK, Come on, move out
of the way, huh?
- Where should I put this?
- I don't know, Be careful,
- Oh, shit!
- Oh, man!
- Put that thing out, huh?
- Put it out,
- It'll blow up man, It's got acid,
- I'm getting out of here,
Holy smoke, what's it doing, huh?
- Whoa!
- Hey, Vince?
(droning)
What was that noise?
Hey, look, look, look,
Yeah, we gotta disconnect it,
Yeah, you disconnect it, I'll watch,
what's it doing?
- Vince...
- weird,
(Vince) we're hallucinating, right?
No Outer Limits I've ever seen
had this stuff,
what do we do?
We disconnect it, Come on,
- You disconnect it,
- Come on,
I'll watch, Go ahead, I'll stand guard,
Hey, Mikey,
remember the TV show in which the
Egyptian vase just happens to vanish?
Look, give it a rest, OK, Vince?
Yeah, sure, I'm cool,
I'm cool, Yeah,
(men's voices)
Hey, you think we
should tell somebody?
No, not till we figure this gizmo out,
(bell)
Come on, we're gonna be late
for the science final,
- Grab that thing,
- Ew!
Just grab it, Vince! Come on!
Hey, put that on there,
- That's good, that's good,
- OK, come on,
(clock chimes)
It's weird,
wait a second, That's gotta be wrong,
Oh, yeah? So, how come everybody's
leaving like school's over?
- I don't know,
- Stay tuned,
- we went two hours into the future,
- what?
(# hums scary music)
Vince!
Hey! Yo, Sherm!
Hey, how's life in the fat lane, huh?
Vince Latello, comedian,
what, are you guys lost or something?
We're not lost, Sherman, OK?
We came for a book,
- A car book?
- A car book?
No, not a car book,
A book about, um...
um... strange things,
- Like Vince,
- Hey, sayonara, dick-nose,
- Hold me back,
- Vince, take it easy, all right?
Now, look, Sherman,
All right, we just wanna find this book,
so help us out, OK?
- OK,
- OK,
what kind of strange things?
Sort of like stuff...
stuff vanishing, and then stuff coming
back in from other times, right?
And you can see the stuff,
but you can't touch it, right,
'cause it kinda disappears,
Yeah, like you, pond-slime,
if you flap your fish lips again,
OK, Vince,
well, you know, that sounds like magic,
which is a section...
No, no, no, see, Sherman, it's not
magic, right? Magic's make-believe,
Yeah, we're talking
about the flip side of reality here,
(snoring)
Well, this is the science section,
It's about as real as you can get,
what's the title?
- What?
- Author,
I don't know,
well, what's it about?
Monsters and flying lawn mowers
and weird kind of shit,
No, no, no, no,
See, it'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,
- Yeah, but, see, the point is
when these two guys leave this room,
they're two hours into the future,
Right, only it felt like it was ten minutes
to the two guys,
You see what I'm saying?
Oh, now, that sounds like
we're dealing with a time-space warp,
A time-space what?
Warp, A time-space warp,
- So, how's it work?
- Simple,
You see, it's kinda like breaking
through the barriers between time,
space and all dimensions,
Hey, you mean outer space?
Yeah, right,
So, what, Sherm?
They're all connected?
Precisely, You see, they coexist
within the same space
on different planes of reality, that's all,
So, like something can warp in
from one dimension to another, right?
Sure, but only if the warp
got out of control,
Out of control, how?
Well, Einstein theorized
it would take tremendous power
to break through a dimension barrier,
and the danger is
that once you unleash the power,
you'd lose control of it,
Yeah, and then what?
The earth's energy field would go crazy,
A chain reaction could start,
weather could change...
And boom! (laughter)
You're all cosmic dust!
- Hey, Mike! Banks,
- what?
We go into a bank,
we point the gizmo at the greenery
and bam-