Foolishly, Randall violates the cardinal rule of time travel when he allows his two different selves to see one another, causing a temporal anomaly.
Wish I could be in two places at once, Sharon H.
Don’t I Know You?
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NOICE use of the future perfect tense, Mike! If you work in a pluperfect someday, I’ll be totally impressed.
I also noticed the mastery of that sentence, DebG… indirect question and sequence of tense FTW!
“You MUST NOT be seen. You know the law, Miss Granger. You MUST NOT be seen.”
As per SF tropes: is one a bad boy and the other a good boy? If so whose a good boy?
I’m going with the idea that the anomaly created two very very good boys!
P.s. Is anyone watching the new Trek, Discovery?
The first two episode played on the Space Channel in Canada. My husband and I were not overly impressed.
I liked it. Pilot episodes of Star Trek are often panned. Usually takes time for new Trek to become a hit.
Even TNG took a while to really get rolling. Some of those early episodes had, uh, serious issues.
I hope to see it!
MIKE – YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
Some needs to give Randall a copy of Heinlein’s “All you Zombies.”
Oh wait, he’s a dog. Show him that horrific movie version with Ethan Hawke.
I just realized I have that at home but haven’t read it. 😮
Best ever Mike!
It’s a beautiful photograph. It looks like a freeze frame from a movie. I can almost feel the air and hear the sounds of the street.
‘Rear Window’ ish. 🙂
Oh, right! I didn’t think of that!
I hate when that happens.
Glitch in the matrix.
I’m showing my age – “TimeCop” with Jean-Claude Van Damme!
Ok, how about when the Brigadier was face to face with the Brigadier on Dr Who?
I didn’t see that when it originally aired but I did see it on PBS reruns.
Hey Smartypants, we don’t know, you could have just been a really woke 2 year old……
What happens when he physically meets himself and the traditional butt sniffing is attempted?