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Time warp trio.
Am I the only person on earth who liked that show?
I mean really.
And if not, AM I THE ONLY PERSON THAT SHAMELESSLY SHIPS THESE TWO?!
...I am, aren't I?

IF YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT'S GOING ON:
Time Warp Trio was a book series in the 90's about Three 10-year-old boys who had this magical book that could take them anywhere in the space-time continuum. (It was turned into a TV series in 2005 and that's the one I liked -though I do have a couple of the books). Anyway, in one episode, they go to the future and meet *gasp* THEIR GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTERS.

And the series involves the six of them (normally a trio) getting into various shinanagains throughout history.

It was never finished either ._.
Yyep.
Ended with the cliffhangeriest cliffhanger ever.
Never to be remembered.
I'm pretty sure the book series went through the same thing but the show probably ended because it wasn't getting enough views BECAUSE I AM THE ONLY PERSON WHO WATCHED IT

Yeah, so the art style of the show was really derpy and it was aimed toward a very young audience -which it shouldn't have been because no 5 year old is gonna know what the hell some of the episodes were about and actually the plotline was pretty advanced- BUT STILL.

If anyone cares -i know you don't but shut up- I'm trying to rewrite the series with older characters and aimed toward the teen/preteen audience. I'm not looking to publish it or gain any profit or anything, just kinda type it up and show it around to my friends SO SOMEONE WILL KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT HALF THE TIME.
Because I loved this show.
So much.
And these two character's obvious UST.
...somuch.

So, um, this is Fred being surprisingly nosebleed worthy.
And Jodie being annoyed with him and his newfound smexyness.

Characters (c) Jon Sciezka (or however-the-eff you spell his name) Discovery Kids (which doesn't exist anymore *sobsob*) WGBH and Soup2Nuts
GOOD GOD HOW MANY THINGS ARE IN CHARGE OF THIS.
HOW CAN IT HAVE. SO MANY SPONSERS.
AND ONE VIEWER.

art, the character's teenage personifications, and long-ass artist comments (c)

Description
Time warp trio.
Am I the only person on earth who liked that show?
I mean really.
And if not, AM I THE ONLY PERSON THAT SHAMELESSLY SHIPS THESE TWO?!
...I am, aren't I?

IF YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT'S GOING ON:
Time Warp Trio was a book series in the 90's about Three 10-year-old boys who had this magical book that could take them anywhere in the space-time continuum. (It was turned into a TV series in 2005 and that's the one I liked -though I do have a couple of the books). Anyway, in one episode, they go to the future and meet *gasp* THEIR GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTERS.

And the series involves the six of them (normally a trio) getting into various shinanagains throughout history.

It was never finished either ._.
Yyep.
Ended with the cliffhangeriest cliffhanger ever.
Never to be remembered.
I'm pretty sure the book series went through the same thing but the show probably ended because it wasn't getting enough views BECAUSE I AM THE ONLY PERSON WHO WATCHED IT

Yeah, so the art style of the show was really derpy and it was aimed toward a very young audience -which it shouldn't have been because no 5 year old is gonna know what the hell some of the episodes were about and actually the plotline was pretty advanced- BUT STILL.

If anyone cares -i know you don't but shut up- I'm trying to rewrite the series with older characters and aimed toward the teen/preteen audience. I'm not looking to publish it or gain any profit or anything, just kinda type it up and show it around to my friends SO SOMEONE WILL KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT HALF THE TIME.
Because I loved this show.
So much.
And these two character's obvious UST.
...somuch.

So, um, this is Fred being surprisingly nosebleed worthy.
And Jodie being annoyed with him and his newfound smexyness.

Characters (c) Jon Sciezka (or however-the-eff you spell his name) Discovery Kids (which doesn't exist anymore *sobsob*) WGBH and Soup2Nuts
GOOD GOD HOW MANY THINGS ARE IN CHARGE OF THIS.
HOW CAN IT HAVE. SO MANY SPONSERS.
AND ONE VIEWER.

art, the character's teenage personifications, and long-ass artist comments (c)