List of Time Squad episodes

Time Squad is an American animated television series created and directed by Dave Wasson (the episodes "Keepin' It Real with Sitting Bull", "A Thrilla at Attila's", "Pasteur's Packs O' Punch", "Love at First Flight", "Child's Play", "Father Figure of Our Country", and "Floral Patton" are co-directed with Larry Leichliter), and broadcast on Cartoon Network. Debuting on June 8, 2001, the show ran for 26 episodes spanning across 2 seasons, and ended on November 26, 2003.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			First aired	Last aired
	1	15 (31 segments)	June 8, 2001	March 29, 2002
	2	11 (22 segments)	April 5, 2002	November 26, 2003

Episodes

Season 1 (2001–02)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Written by	Storyboarded by	Original air date
1a	1a	"Eli Whitney's Flesh-Eating Mistake"	Dave Wasson and Carlos Ramos	Alex Almaguer	June 8, 2001
While searching for Eli Whitney (who is building flesh-eating robots instead of the cotton gin), time cop Buck Tuddrussel and his robot partner, the Larry 3000, end up at an orphanage in 2001, where they discover an orphaned history buff named Otto Osworth and take him with them to complete their mission. Person, Time & Place: Eli Whitney (1783, Savannah, Georgia)
1b	1b	"Never Look a Trojan in the Gift Horse"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Chong Suk Lee	June 8, 2001
The Time Squad travel to Ancient Greece, where it is the King of Troy's birthday. The Spartan army brings the fabled Trojan Horse to the festivities, but fail to realize that it is supposed to be a trap, not an actual gift. Person, Time & Place: Trojan Horse (1200 BC, Troy, Asia Minor)
2a	2a	"Napoleon the Conquered"	Dave Wasson and Carlos Ramos	Brandon Kruse	June 15, 2001
The Time Squad get sentenced to the guillotine when they end up in 18th century France, and Buck mistakes the diminutive leader for a child. Things get more complicated when it's revealed that Napoleon's wife is nagging him around and Napoleon is too cowardly to stop her. Person, Time & Place: Napoleon (1797, Paris, France)
2b	2b	"Confucius Say... Way Too Much"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Lynell H. Forestall	June 15, 2001
After Tuddrussel gets in a fight with the toaster (and beats into a pulp), they are sent to help Chinese philosopher Confucius. It turns out that Confucius is performing his historical duty by devising clever aphorisms; unfortunately, he uses them as the conclusions to extremely long-winded and boring novels that no one is reading. Person, Time & Place: Confucius (551 BC, Ancient China)
3a	3a	"The Island of Dr. Freud"	Dave Wasson and Carlos Ramos	Chris Headrick	June 22, 2001
The Time Squad must go back to the year 1899 to convince Sigmund Freud to stop hypnotizing his patients and making them act like animals, and to get him analyzing their dreams instead. Person, Time & Place: Sigmund Freud (1899, Vienna, Austria)
3b	3b	"Daddio DaVinci"	Dave Wasson, Michael Karnow, and Carlos Ramos	Alex Almaguer	June 22, 2001
The Time Squad meet up with famous artist, scientist & inventor Leonardo da Vinci, who is now a beatnik. They eventually inspire him to become a painter again when they introduce him to a young waitress with a very mysterious and familiar smile. Person, Time & Place: Leonardo da Vinci (1500, Florence, Italy)
4a	4a	"To Hail with Caesar"	Carlos Ramos and Dave Wasson	Kurt Dumas	June 29, 2001
After a problem with Tuddrussel messing with the controls, the Time Squad travel to the year 46 BC to rebuild the flimsy city of Rome for Julius Caesar, but by the time the mission's complete, Tuddrussel is hailed the new leader and challenges Caesar to a gladiator match. Person, Time & Place: Julius Caesar (46 BC, Ancient Rome)
4b	4b	"Robin'n Stealin' with Mr. Hood"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Brandon Kruse	June 29, 2001
After Otto and Tuddrussel accidentally smash a hole in the golf dome (and try to cover it up from Larry), Time Squad visits Robin Hood, who is stealing from the poor and giving to the rich instead of robbing from the rich and giving to the poor. Person, Time & Place: Robin Hood (1156 AD, Sherwood Forest, England)
5a	5a	"Dishonest Abe"	Dave Wasson, Michael Karnow, and Carlos Ramos	Rob Renzetti	July 6, 2001
Abraham Lincoln grows tired of being honest and upstanding and begins playing pranks on people, and it's up to the Time Squad to give him a taste of his own medicine. Person, Time & Place: Abraham Lincoln (1863, Washington, D.C.)
5b	5b	"Blackbeard, Warm Heart"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Lynell H. Forestall	July 6, 2001
The Time Squad go back to the Age of Pirates, where Edward Teach (a.k.a. Blackbeard) is more concerned about saving the environment than looting and pillaging. Time Squad has Blackbeard compromise: he can still help save the environment, so long as he loots and pillages to collect funds. Person, Time & Place: Edward Teach (1717, Atlantic Ocean)
6a	6a	"Ludwig van Bone-Crusher"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Kurt Dumas	July 13, 2001
The Time Squad get sent to the time of the great musician Ludwig van Beethoven, who is now a pro wrestler fighting other classical musicians-turned-wrestlers, and Tuddrussel challenges Beethoven to a match to preserve the dignity of pro wrestling. Person, Time & Place: Ludwig van Beethoven (1803, Vienna, Austria)
6b	6b	"Tea Time for Time Squad"	Dave Wasson, Michael Karnow, and Carlos Ramos	Alex Almaguer	July 13, 2001
After being upset with grumpy Tuddrussel (who just wants a cup of coffee), Larry is delighted to discover that instead of dumping tea into the Boston Harbor, the Sons of Liberty are having civilized tea parties. Tuddrussel and Otto have to convince them into dumping the overtaxed colonial beverage for the sake of all America. To do that they must use coffee, which makes the Sons of Liberty act just like Tuddrussel, much to Larry's disgust. Person, Time & Place: Samuel Adams (1773, Boston, Massachusetts)
7a	7a	"If It's Wright It's Wrong"	Carlos Ramos and Dave Wasson	Chong Suk Lee	July 20, 2001
The Time Squad head to 1903, where Orville and Wilbur Wright are incompetent stuntmen, that are suppose to be building the very first airplane. Person, Time & Place: Wright Brothers (1903, Dayton, Ohio)
Short	-	"Recruitment"	N/A	N/A	July 20, 2001
A short piece advertising the thrills of being a time cop. Note: The Battle of Bunker Hill, Vikings, World War I, Saber Tooth Tigers, World War II's Battle of Iwo Jima, The Wild West, Mount Rushmore, Cleopatra, Elizabeth I, Annie Oakley and the Mongols are in this song.
7b	7b	"Killing Time"	Michael Karnow, Carlos Ramos, and Dave Wasson	Mary Hanley	July 20, 2001
The Time Squad finish a relatively easy assignment in helping Nicholas Copernicus become an astronomer instead of a farmer, but the crew ends up waiting until the Larry 3000 can restart his time travel software in order for them to go home. After they finally leave, Copernicus realizes that he knows nothing about astronomy; in other words, they have to go back. Person, Time & Place: Nicholas Copernicus (C. 1520, Poland)
8a	8a	"Big Al's Big Secret"	Dave Wasson, Carlos Ramos, and Michael Karnow	Brandon Kruse	August 24, 2001
The Time Squad travel to 1945, where Albert Einstein is now a brash car salesman in Texas, instead of being a scientist. Otto, who loves Einstein, is devastated when he sees the genius disguising his smarts, which eventually prompts a change of heart in "Big Al". Person, Time & Place: Albert Einstein (1945, Texas)
8b	8b	"Larry Upgrade"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Kurt Dumas	August 24, 2001
After arguing with Tuddrussel over being overworked and underappreciated, the Larry 3000 tries to upgrade himself, but accidentally gets a downgrade and becomes subservient to Tuddrussel and begins serving him nothing but hamburgers. Luckily, Otto discovers how to make Larry his old self again and upgrades him; however, Tuddrussel dismantled him in a fit of stupidity in trying to fix Larry his way.
9a	9a	"Every Poe Has a Silver Lining"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Mary Hanley	August 31, 2001
The Time Squad discover that famed horror writer Edgar Allan Poe is now an overly-cheerful children's book author, and must remind Poe of how horrible the world really is. Only by insulting his cooking do they finally manage to break his spirit and make him the master of macabre he's supposed to be. Person, Time & Place: Edgar Allan Poe (1845, Baltimore, Maryland)
9b	9b	"Betsy Ross Flies Her Freak Flag"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Alex Almaguer	August 31, 2001
While checking up on Beethoven and the Sons of Liberty (from "Ludwig van Bonecrusher" and "Tea Time for Time Squad" respectively), the Time Squad get a report from George Washington, whose troops are with Betsy Ross in her Woodstock-esque hippie farm. The peace-loving Ross is preventing the American Revolution with her protests. However, two members from the Sons of Liberty help save their mission when they bring coffee and get them to help Washington. Person, Time & Place: Betsy Ross (1776, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
10a	10a	"The Prime Minister Has No Clothes"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Kurt Dumas	October 5, 2001
Winston Churchill, the prime minister who led England through World War II, is also leading everyone into being naked — including Larry, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin. Churchill eventually changes his mind after seeing video footage of his large naked self that Larry filmed. Person, Time & Place: Winston Churchill (1941, Great Britain)
10b	10b	"Nutorius"	Dave Wasson, Michael Karnow, and Carlos Ramos	Mary Hanley	October 5, 2001
The Time Squad go back to the time of George Washington Carver, who actually is doing what he was famous for: making use of the peanut in history; thus it is strange they would have to go there. The trouble comes when it's revealed that George Washington Carver has an evil twin brother, Todd Washington Carver, out to make George look bad. Person, Time & Place: George Washington Carver (1915, Tuskegee, Alabama)
11a	11a	"Kubla Khan't"	Dave Wasson, Michael Karnow, and Carlos Ramos	Brandon Kruse	October 12, 2001
The Time Squad tries to reform Kubla Khan, who is now a comic book nerd, by ripping up his comics, which gets Tuddrussel sentenced to die. When Larry and Otto can't get Tuddrussel out, Larry calls Tuddrussel's ex-wife, Sheila Sternwell (also a time cop) and her robot partner, the XJ5. Person, Time & Place: Genghis Khan (1210, Mongolia)
11b	11b	"Lewis and Clark and Larry"	Dave Wasson, Michael Karnow, and Carlos Ramos	Lynell Forestall	October 12, 2001
The Time Squad go back to the era of Lewis & Clark, where the exploring duo have broken up after an argument. While Larry is left to comfort Lewis, Tuddrussel and Otto find Clark and become his exploring partners. Person, Time & Place: Lewis & Clark (1804, The Louisiana Purchase)
12a	12a	"Ivan the Untrainable"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Lynell H. Forestall	October 19, 2001
After a mission to fix Russian barbaric king, Ivan the Terrible, Tuddrussel sneaks Ivan back on the satellite and keeps him as a pet (since he acts just like one), much to Larry's displeasure. Eventually, Larry had enough and forces Tuddrussel to return Ivan at once. Person, Time & Place: Ivan the Terrible (1547, Moscow, Russia)
12b	12b	"Where the Buffalo Bill Roams"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Rob Renzetti and Chong Suk Lee	October 19, 2001
Instead of helping form the Pony Express, Buffalo Bill is now a crazed conspiracy theorist with his own tabloid magazine that no one reads. Time Squad tricks him into following history by convincing him to deliver his conspiracy magazine to everyone while delivering their mail. Person, Time & Place: Buffalo Bill (1866, Kansas City, Kansas)
13a	13a	"A Sandwich by Any Other Name"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Sahin Ersöz	October 26, 2001
The Earl of Sandwich gives his edible creation the name "Stinky pile of poo" (he insists this is his mother's maiden name), ensuring that no one will buy it. Meanwhile the Larry 3000's souffles become a sensation. Time Squad eventually gets the sandwich circulating around the world, but only by having Tuddrussel help shut up the Earl and having Otto correctly name it. Person, Time & Place: Earl of Sandwich (1762, London, Great Britain)
13b	13b	"Shop Like an Egyptian"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Kurt Dumas	October 26, 2001
A mission to keep Cleopatra from turning the pyramids into a shopping mall proves difficult when Tuddrussel falls in love with her and Larry is eager to help with the project. Then Otto calls in Julius Caesar to help get Tuddrussel back to his senses; history states that Caesar and Cleopatra dated. Person, Time & Place: Cleopatra (51 BC, Ancient Egypt)
14a	14a	"Planet of the Flies"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Brandon Kruse	March 1, 2002
When Tuddrussel squashes a fly in the Stone Age, it causes a butterfly effect where the future is ruled by giant flies. Note: The title of this episode is a parody of Planet of the Apes. Person, Time & Place #1: Cavemen (Stone Age) Person, Time & Place #2: Edward II (1323, Medieval England) Person, Time & Place #3: Flies (3000 AD)
14b	14b	"Keepin' It Real with Sitting Bull"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Trevor Wall	March 1, 2002
The Time Squad must deal with Sitting Bull, who wants to party with younger people after misinterpreting a vision from his ancestors. Person, Time & Place: Sitting Bull (1876, Great Plains)
15a	15a	"Houdini Whodunnit!?"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Alex Almaguer	March 29, 2002
After losing a virtual reality game, the Time Squad go on a mission to stop Harry Houdini who is using his illusions to commit crimes. Person, Time & Place: Harry Houdini (1895, New York City)
15b	15b	"Feud for Thought"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Gary Hartle	March 29, 2002
After Larry stands up to Tuddrussel thanks to a self-help program from the 1980s, the Time Squad go back to the time of the Hatfields and the McCoys, who are being peaceful rather than fighting. Larry's encouragement in helping them maintain peace doesn't help matters. So Otto encourages Tuddrussel to pay him back by using pranks to vandalize both properties. This helps save their mission by making the infamous feud continue. Person, Time & Place: The Hatfields and McCoy families (1876, West Virginia)

Season 2 (2002–03)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Written by	Storyboarded by	Original air date
16a	1a	"A Thrilla at Attila's"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Trevor Wall	April 5, 2002
In a parody of Rashomon, Tuddrussel, Larry, and Otto each have different accounts of their mission on turning Attila the Hun from a nebbish coward into a bloodthirsty fighter and argue over which account to report to their boss. Otto's story turns out to be true; however, Tuddrussel and Larry are official Time Cops and they get to write whatever they want on the report, meaning they can omit Otto's version. Person, Time & Place: Attila (438 AD, The Far East)
16b	1b	"Cabin Fever!"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Alex Almaguer	April 5, 2002
After a brutally violent mission to get jazz player Louis Armstrong back to playing music instead of drilling to the center of the Earth, the Time Squad wishes they weren't called on any more missions. The three get their wish, but soon become bored and descend into madness. Eventually, Larry discovers why they haven't been getting new missions for the past few weeks: Tuddrussel has left his electric toothbrush in the computer's electric socket. Turning the computer on, they have over a thousand new missions to complete.
17a	2a	"Pasteur's Packs O' Punch"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Ty Schafrath	April 12, 2002
Larry gets electrocuted while fixing a fuse and experiences wild shifts in his personality (including acting drunk, becoming violent, and impersonating Jerry Lewis), leading the Time Squad to go back to the time of Louis Pasteur, who is making Kool-Aid-style fruit drinks. To teach Pasteur a lesson and get him to correctly follow history, Otto pitches ideas to Marie Curie to make fruit popsicles. People, Time and Place: Louis Pasteur (1888, Paris, France)
17b	2b	"Floundering Fathers"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Kurt Dumas	April 12, 2002
After Otto catches a cold from not wearing a coat during the Time Squad's mission to Russia to get Karl Marx to write the Communist Manifesto instead of building the world's largest igloo, Tuddrussel and Larry must complete a historical mission without Otto helping them by trying to get Benjamin Franklin to be an author of the Declaration of Independence. Tuddrussel and Larry revealed to be highly incompetent on their mission. They don't know anything about Ben Franklin, leading a sick Otto to assist them once more. People, Time and Place: Benjamin Franklin (1776, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
18a	3a	"The Clownfather"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Ed Baker	May 3, 2002
The Time Squad travel to the 1920s, where gangster Al Capone, who had a traumatic experience with a terrible entertainer at a birthday party in his childhood, has made himself and all of his minions become clowns. Otto snaps Capone back to his senses when he shows the famous mobster that the clowns who he's forced out of work trying to run his criminal empire, with disastrous results. Person, Time & Place: Al Capone (1925, Chicago, Illinois)
18b	3b	"Hate and Let Hate"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Trevor Wall	May 3, 2002
Larry and Tuddrussel get caught up in arguing with each other and don't notice that they left Otto on a deserted island following a historical mission. While Otto desperately tries to survive, Larry and Tuddrussel attack each other, only to experiment with each other's hobbies and come to an understanding. People, Time and Place: Hernando de Soto (1537, Atlantic Ocean)
19a	4a	"Love at First Flight"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Gary Hartle	May 10, 2002
Otto celebrates his birthday on the satellite, but the festivities are short-lived when they must go back in time to cure a mysophobic Amelia Earhart, so she would become the first female pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Tuddrussel's slovenly ways eventually "cure" her, but in the process, both she and Otto become just like the burly Time Cop. Tuddrussel eventually fixes his mistake when he discovers that Earhart wants to marry him. Person, Time & Place: Amelia Earhart (1930, Los Angeles, California)
19b	4b	"Forget the Alamo"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Brandon Kruse	May 10, 2002
The Time Squad are sent to the Alamo, where everyone there (including Tuddrussel's ancestor, Jeremiah) is setting up a party for the Mexican forces rather than defending themselves from them. When Larry refuses to cooperate, it's up to Otto and Tuddrussel to save the mission. Person, Time & Place: Davy Crockett (1836, San Antonio, Texas)
20a	5a	"Repeat Offender"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Kurt Dumas	June 7, 2002
Blackbeard has returned to his liberal ways; as a "repeat offender" who will not take his rightful place in history, the Time Squad must imprison him on board their craft. Before they can do so, they must convince Socrates to be a philosopher, not a fitness trainer, as Blackbeard tries to escape in Ancient Greece. After capturing Blackbeard, he is put in a cell adjacent to Gandhi (who won't give up his dreams of being a tap dancer), who taunts him with the flushing of the toilet. Note: Mahatma Gandhi is in this episode.
20b	5b	"Ladies and Gentlemen... Monty Zuma!!!"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Brandon Kruse	June 7, 2002
After Tuddrussel hurts Larry's feelings, Otto tries to teach him to be more sensitive while they go on a mission to stop Aztec emperor Montezuma from performing stand-up comedy. Tuddrussel's attempts at being more sensitive and Larry's lack of appreciation leads to an insult contest between the two that wins the audience over.
21a	6a	"White House Weirdness"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Mary Hanley and Kevin Kaliher	November 8, 2002
In a parody of the original Scooby-Doo cartoon series, the Time Squad go back to the days of President William Howard Taft, who claims that the White House (which has been reduced to a decrepit state) is haunted by the ghosts of former commanders in chief. The rumors are keeping Woodrow Wilson from running for President, so Otto, Larry, and Tuddrussel investigate and fight a zombie Zachary Taylor, vampire Benjamin Harrison, and Frankenstein-esque James Buchanan. But Otto is not fooled and discovers Taft's plot that gets him arrested. Person, Time & Place: William Howard Taft (1911, Washington, D.C.)
21b	6b	"Nobel Peace Surprise"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Stephen Sandoval	November 8, 2002
The Time Squad go on a mission to stop Alfred Nobel from giving prizes to people who commit evil acts and are soon assisted by Shela and XJ5, who have a history with Nobel. Person, Time & Place: Alfred Nobel (1864, Stockholm, Sweden)
22a	7a	"Out with the In Crowd"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Sahin Ersöz	March 14, 2003
The Time Squad crew decide to go on vacation rather than save Dr. Livingstone from being captured by cannibals, prompting a much cooler Time Squad crew (that happen to be idols in the eyes of Larry and Tuddrussel) to finish the job. Person, Time & Place: David Livingstone (1871, Africa)
22b	7b	"Child's Play"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Trevor Wall	March 14, 2003
In this self-referential episode, the Time Squad meet William Shakespeare, who is now doing kids' plays, and finds inspiration in creating a new play from the Time Squad crew, but things get sticky when Larry acts as a censor and Tuddrussel is too busy coming up with a new catchphrase to do anything about the situation. Person, Time & Place: William Shakespeare (1605, Stratford von-Avon, Warwickshire)
23a	8a	"Day of the Larrys"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Brandon Kruse	March 21, 2003
Sick of being stuck with the chores, Larry uses his room full of spare parts to make a clone of himself. This starts a chain reaction that leads to a plethora of Larry 3000s, who turn the satellite into a resort.
23b	8b	"Old Timers Squad"	Dave Wasson, Carlos Ramos, and Michael Karnow	Ed Baker	March 21, 2003
Larry, Otto, and Tuddrussel become addicted to a trashy 1980s soap opera, but before they learn one of the show's big secrets, the Time Squad must go back in time to force Samuel Morse to invent Morse code. The crew gets a surprise when another Time Squad made up of elderly versions of themselves appears. Person, Time & Place: Samuel Morse (1836, Washington D.C.)
24a	9a	"Billy the Baby"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Ed Baker	March 28, 2003
The Time Squad encounters Billy the Kid, who is literally acting like a kid (wearing a diaper and bib and carrying around a rattle) instead of an outlaw. The Time Squad become outlaws themselves to teach Billy the Kid how to be a criminal, and they end up getting chased by a Clint Eastwood-esque sheriff. Person, Time & Place: Billy the Kid (1877, The Old West)
24b	9b	"Father Figure of Our Country"	Michael Karnow, Dave Wasson, and Carlos Ramos	Kurt Dumas	March 28, 2003
The Time Squad goes back to help George Washington, who is sick of being famous and wants to be a father. Otto happily fills the role of Washington's son, and while Tuddrussell tries to get Otto back, Larry is too busy shopping in colonial America to intervene. Note: During the closing credits, there is a special credit that reads, "Mission SK77: Billy the Baby is dedicated to Sergio Leone and Tex Avery". Person, Time & Place: George Washington (1778, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
25a	10a	"Ex Marks the Spot"	Dave Wasson, Carlos Ramos, and Michael Karnow	Trevor Wall	April 4, 2003
The paths of Tuddrussel and Sheila's units meet again when their missionees, Joan of Arc and Johannes Gutenberg switch roles. Soon afterwards, Tuddrussel and Sheila start to fall in love all over again, which makes Larry worried that Tuddrussel may ditch him. Person, Time & Place #1: Joan of Arc (1430, France) Person, Time & Place #2: Johannes Gutenberg (1450, Germany)
25b	10b	"Horse of Horrors"	Dave Wasson, Carlos Ramos, and Michael Karnow	Kurt Dumas	April 4, 2003
After Larry gets a birthday present from Otto (but not before he gets mad at Tuddrussel, who claims that robots don't have birthdays), the Time Squad go back in time to help Paul Revere overcome his fear of horses so he can warn the townspeople of Concord and Lexington that the British are coming. Person, Time & Place: Paul Revere (1775, Boston, Massachusetts)
26a	11a	"Floral Patton"	Carlos Ramos, Dave Wasson, and Michael Karnow	Stephen Sandoval	November 26, 2003
The Time Squad goes back in time to find General George S. Patton running a florist shop, and he recruits the Time Squad to fight back against a rival (replica) florist shop. Time Squad must convince Patton to end his business and head to Europe to fight in World War II. Person, Time & Place: George S. Patton (1942, Washington, D.C.)
26b	11b	"Orphan Substitute"	Dave Wasson, Michael Karnow, and Carlos Ramos	Brandon Kruse	November 26, 2003
While on a mission to 2002 to stop George W. Bush from building the world's biggest ball of twine, Otto is taken back to the orphanage from which he came (as seen in the first episode) by Sister Thornly. Without Otto, Larry and Tuddrussel must once again try to complete a historical mission (this time centered on Christopher Columbus) on their own, but when that fails, they scour many orphanages from the past to find a replacement boy genius. Person, Time & Place: George W. Bush (2002, Washington, D.C.)

External links

• Time Squad at the Big Cartoon DataBase
• Time Squad at the Internet Movie Database
• Time Squad at TV.com