Martin dreams in 2D: in form but not in substance. By changing her famous brownies to low fat, Mrs. Brown inadvertently changes Martin's constitution as Martians are affected by polyunsaturates; basically she has poisoned him. So his dreams change from being 2D to 3D, and they also don't go away. One of his materializations is a piece of Martian seismonitricite, an explosive. Once Martin finds out what Mrs. Brown did, he tries to detoxify himself before they all get blown to smithereens. Written by Huggo

After Tim shows how overly cluttered his mind is, Martin tells him of the Martian way of storing unneeded memories in an electronic memory box. The box produces a pill, which when swallowed, brings back the memory. Without Martin's supervision, Tim uses the memory box to store away memories of Martin, who he no longer recognizes. When Martin does some Martian trickery, Tim is afraid of this unknown Martian in his midst. He accuses Martin of being a Martian in front of Mrs. Brown, which makes Mrs. Brown think Tim is sick. So she calls in a doctor to examine Tim. In some confusion between the memory pills and some tranquilizers, everyone swallows the wrong pills, so that the doctor and Mrs. Brown obtain some Martian memories. Now all that needs to be done to set everyone straight is to point the memory box in the right direction and to get the right beings to swallow the right pills. Written by Huggo

Martin creates a neuro cerebral stimulator to help him make up his mind about whether to go home in an unmanned rocket, or continue to stay on Earth with his new family, Tim. A lightning strike to the stimulator causes Martin to split into three: two decisive Martins on either extreme and an indecisive Martin. Once all three Martins come to a consensus on any issue, they will rejoin. While the three Martins talk, Tim tries to hide at least two of the Martins from Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Brown's doctor, who is called in after one of the Martin's hits his head. As the countdown to the rocket launch nears, Tim has to drive the three Martins to the base, however three physically identical Martins is a bit conspicuous. So Tim hides the Martins in a trunk and some bags, the bodies which are seen by the doctor, who calls in the police. Luckily for Tim, the three Martins join together before the police find the three bodies. Unluckily for Martin, the rocket launches before he makes up his mind. Written by Huggo

Dulcy, Henry and Stanley - Mrs. Browns' sister and her husband and son - come for a visit. Henry is a computer hardware expert and as such believes that everything has a scientific explanation. Stanley is a typical boy with a vivid imagination, which Henry, with a heavy hand, tries to suppress. Stanley sees Martin's spaceship entering the garage, which he wildly exclaims to his father, who chastises him for making up lies. In Henry's mind, there are no such things as space ships or Martians. Martin feels guilty since Stanley was only telling the truth. To get Henry to be less rigid in his thought, Martin does some unexplainable trickery in Henry's view. Henry then has a better understanding of his son's way of thinking. Written by Huggo

While fixing Mrs. Brown's TV antenna, Tim accidentally cuts a live telephone wire which hits Martin, in turn turning him into a live telephone. Martin has to figure out how to disconnect himself back to normal before Mrs. Brown and Det. Brennan (who was called in to find Mrs. Brown's pocketbook) stop buying their explanations for the telephone ringing and mysterious voices. But before he does, Martin and Tim overhear on Martin's telephone a plot to steal the Vandeleer diamond. Now how to pass on the information to Det. Brennan without telling from where the information came. Written by Huggo

Tim is working on a series of stories on extra-sensory perception. Martin fears that if he meets the subject of Tim's story, Professor Hammerschlag, the professor will perceive Martin's true identity. When Tim unavoidably brings the professor back the apartment, Martin needs to hide his sensory perception so that the professor can't perceive his thoughts. Unfortunately in the process, Mrs. Brown gets Martin's sensory perception, which in a human causes regression all the way back to babyhood and beyond. The only way for Mrs. Brown to get rid of it is to sneeze it out of her body. To help Mrs. Brown, Martin uses his Martian powers in front of the professor, risking exposure of his identity. Written by Huggo

Martin has been internally recording Earth music for a couple hundred years, and can call up any song within his internal library. At a folk music club, Martin drinks a cappuccino containing cinnamon to which he reacts. It turns on his recorder playback, and a folk song spews out of him. His singing is a hit with the club patrons. The club is owned by Tim's current flame, Della, who tries to persuade Tim to persuade Martin to sing at the club to help the business. Martin reluctantly agrees. However the fame and adulation quickly go to Martin's head. To snap Martin out of this earthly emotion, Tim tries to break Martin's playback function with a large dose of cinnamon, even if this hurts Della's business. The cinnamon does the trick with the playback mechanism as well as Martin's sensibilities. However they now have to try and fix the playback so that Martin can sing one last time to keep Della's business from going under. Written by Huggo

In order to earn some money, Martin decides to do some tutoring, his first student being precocious 12-year old Eddie Prescott, the son of a seemingly tough-as-nails air force captain who wants his son to enter into the prestigious air force academy. Eddie's tough exterior masks insecurities of stupidity. During Martin and Eddie's first lesson, disaster strikes because of Eddie's silver braces; Martians are rendered brain dysfunctional when exposed to pure silver. As Eddie begins to learn, Martin begins to forget. In simple terms, Eddie is robbing Martin's brains. Martin has to get his brains back from Eddie before Eddie and his family move to Washington DC that night, while still retaining Eddie's newfound respect for learning and knowledge. Written by Huggo

Martin creates a replicating machine, the duplicates from which only having a limited lifespan. Tim accidentally leaves the machine on, the machine duplicating Mrs. Brown just prior to her date with Det. Brennan. Problems arise when both Mrs. Brown's are waiting for their date, and ultimately Det. Brennan takes out the duplicate. Martin and Tim are not only concerned about Mrs. Brown, but also possible exposure of Martin's identity by Det. Brennan. Martin and Tim decide the best course is to bring the real Mrs. Brown to the restaurant and switch her with the duplicate Mrs. Brown. Two Mrs. Brown's running around the same place causes a lot of confusion and near misses, and of course the still possible disappearance of the duplicate. Matters get worse before they get better when a second Det. Brennan is produced. Written by Huggo

Six-year old runaway Peter Pendleton comes across Martin's spaceship in the woods while Martin and Tim are off away doing other work for Martin's test flight. Peter actually manages to take a flight on the ship, but after Peter returns home, his family and officials believe his is just a story of fancy. That may change as Peter has taken Martin's Electro-Magnetic Neutron Converting Gravitator, on Earth an anti-gravity device. Martin has to get it back from Peter before nosy reporter Grinnell, who is already suspicious due to some coincidences, gets the truth and the device from Peter. Written by Huggo

During a drought/hot spell, Mr. Baldetti, Mrs. Brown's neighbor, tries his rain dance and rain machine, both of which he swears worked back in the old country. In use of the machine, he blasts Martin with a puff of carbon, the smog which in turn causes Martin to tear and to accidentally blast a hole in a cloud with his levitating trigger finger, causing it to rain. It rains for 7 days and 7 nights while Martin figures out how to make it stop raining. Mr. Baldetti, distraught that he thinks he caused the rain, makes an off handed comment about plumbing, which triggers in Martin's mind an Earthly solution to the problem, of course with the help of a little Martian ingenuity. Written by Huggo

As a defense mechanism against over fatigue and overwork, Martians appear double when they're tired, which Martin is. When he goes to sleep, his double materializes and has a great time in the old adage all work and no play..., the double being Martin's play half. His double is a womanizer named Pierre. When Martin realizes what is happening, it is too late: Pierre is engaged to a woman, Flossie, with a thuggish brother who will hurt Martin/Pierre if Pierre hurts Flossie. So how can Martin stop Pierre from marrying Flossie without anyone getting hurt, physically or emotionally. Written by Huggo

Pammie Goodwin's pet rabbit, Cleo, accidentally swallows one of Martin's vitamins, which causes Chloe to grow into a monster rabbit. Martin has to figure out how to restore Cleo. In the meantime, it's a tough job to hide a 6-foot tall rabbit, one with a 6-foot tall rabbit appetite, from the searching Pammie, Mrs. Brown and Det. Brennan. Before Martin can give Cleo the antidote he concocts, Cleo ingratiates her way into Mrs. Brown's masquerade party, and has such a good time, she doesn't want to take the antidote to become a regular rabbit again. Martin secretly slips Cleo the antidote just in time. Written by Huggo

Martin has a benevolence light bulb that when shone on Martians, permeates them with a like me glow. Tim gets in front of the bulb for fun, and later finds out from Martin that it has the exact opposite effect on humans: it permeates them with a hate me glow. Martin needs to find some fluorencium - an unknown substance to humans although Martin knows where to find some - to counteract the bulb's effect on Tim. Beyond Mrs. Brown wanting to evict him, Tim has an important job interview that day, and tries his hardest first to postpone it, and when he can't then second to avoid it. Tim is on the verge of losing his apartment, his girlfriend and his job, when Martin returns with the fluorencium. Written by Huggo

Martin creates an Ultrasonic Microcosmic Molecular Separator, a device that breaks objects down to their individual molecules - because the molecules are so small, the object is now invisible to the naked eye - and puts them back together. Det. Brennan zaps himself. While Martin and Tim are out in the garage momentarily, Mrs. Brown unknowingly vacuums up his molecules and throws them in the trash. Luckily, Martin is able to retrieve them all. But before Martin can put him back together, the police department starts an investigation on the missing Det. Brennan. However during the mêlée of the investigation, Martin and Tim lose one molecule and need to find it before they can put him back together again. Written by Huggo

Tim's rich but frugal Uncle Seamus comes for a visit. Obviously he doesn't know of an Uncle Martin and is suspicious of Tim's permanent house-guest. Seamus inadvertently sees Martin doing some of his Martian trickery, and comes to the immediate conclusion that Martin is a leprechaun. Seamus isn't going to pass up his chance to get a wish from a leprechaun. All he wants is to find his one true love, Eileen, who he hasn't seen in 25 years and who is living somewhere in America. Martin finds Eileen, a plain housemaid, who doesn't want to see Seamus again since he broke her heart when they originally dated. So Martin transforms her into a refined woman. However she confesses she didn't lose him to another woman, but to the quest for money; she being a poor maid makes her scared that he won't love her for who she is. So Martin physically transforms Seamus into a poor slob. When they meet, he thinks she's rich, and she thinks he's poor. When the truth comes out, their old differences ... Written by Huggo

Everytime he sneezes, Martin becomes temporarily forgetful. You see, it is sneezaphobia day, the first day of sneezaphobia week, which occurs once every 300 years. Martin describes it as being akin to hay fever season. Luckily, there is a simple remedy; unluckily, Martin can't remember one of the key ingredients. To be safe from his sneezing fits and accidentally identifying himself specifically to Det. Brennan, Tim recommends that Martin hide his spaceship and his Martian belongings, but Martin needs to write down where he hides it in case he sneezes and forgets. Unfortunately he writes it in a book that Tim lends to Mrs. Brown to give to Det. Brennan. Martin needs to retrieve the book and remember how to read his Martian notes before trouble occurs. But just in time, Martin remembers the last ingredient for the remedy. Written by Huggo

Much to Tim's horror, Martin suggests that Earth children should be deep-frozen until adulthood. This act, he surmises, would spare them the unhappiness of being relatively unproductive, not fully formed beings. Since Tim says Martin is being unscientific by not having this theory proved, Martin wants to test his theory on an Earth child. He decides to at least observe a child, a problem child at that, and enlists the aid of an orphanage which has an out-child program. His charge, Doris, ends up being someone with whom he has a lot of fun and visa versa. However she eventually sees differently when she stumbles on his report on her/deep-freezing and the fact that she is just an experiment to him. So Doris runs away. But after Martin finds her, he admits that he was wrong about the sadness and non-productivity of children and wrong to use Doris, a precious person, as an experiment. Written by Huggo

Martin's levitation finger is getting uncontrollable due to overexposure to the sun. A Martian sedative will temporarily control the symptom, but Martin needs a longer term solution. But before Martin's finger is put to sleep, it causes some flying objects in Mrs. Brown's apartment, which brings in the services of psychic phenomenon expert Prof. Clemmens. Martin needs to hide his spaceship from the professor while keeping his problem finger under control. Worse, the temporary fix if weakened before a permanent fix, will cause major catastrophe due to the build up of energy. Although Martin accidentally stumbles onto the permanent fix, he still needs to settle Mrs. Brown's fear about her house and provide the professor with an explanation for the weird goings-on. Written by Huggo

Mrs. Brown's bad violin playing is causing Martin to short circuit and become transparent. Actually, it's the bad violin itself causing the problems. They know they can't convince Mrs. Brown to stop playing, so Martin breaks it so that he can fix the fundamental structure of the violin. He finds that the violin is not as bad as it first seems, it just has a few fundamental flaws. The violin maker is Mrs. Brown's teacher, Signor Almafi, his family violin business in threat of going under due to the poor quality of the instruments. After hearing the new and improved instrument, Amalfi believes he did something right to make such a beautifully sounding instrument, but what? So all Martin has to do is pass on the information to Amalfi without him knowing the real source. Written by Huggo

Martin finds out that Mrs. Brown is in financial straits due to her over generous nature. Through noodle soup, Martin gives her some Martian subliminal messages to save money, the suggestions which have an extreme effect. She no longer trusts banks so she withdraws all her money and keeps it at home, and she kicks Tim and Martin out of the apartment for being late on their rent. But there's a bigger problem: there's a friendly neighborhood cat-burglar, and Mrs. Brown now has a houseful of cash. He does try to steal the money, but in their stopping him, Martin and Tim end up with the money and Tim is charged with theft. So all Martin needs to do is to get the real burglar, Mrs. Brown and some more noodle soup to the police station to set things straight. Written by Huggo

Martin needs to lose 3 pounds to be able to fly his weight sensitive spaceship properly. Luckily he has a machine that can collapse the necessary 3 pounds of fat molecules from his body. However, Tim presses the wrong switch and instead shrinks the spaceship to toy size. Fortunately the ship will expand back to its normal size in time, the when being the question. While Martin is gone on an errand and Tim unavoidably detained, a dog comes by and takes off with the ship. They find the dog, who tells them that their master is a Jolly Toys executive who has patented the design of the new boomerang spaceship. Tim and Martin go down to his office to steal the ship, and think they do so, except it ends up being an actual toy. The real ship has an A-flat sound sensor which'll help Martin find it among all the mass produced ships in the factory. Unable to find it in the shipping department, they find out that it was in another shipment already gone to a department store. Martin and Tim ... Written by Huggo

Martin gets a splinter of invisflex in his finger, so that everything he touches becomes invisible. What's worse, in the process, Martin loses his dime-shaped Martian Identity Disk, his so called dog tag on which contains all his personal information. The disk, when in trouble, sends out a verbal distress signal. Mrs. Brown stops by with some of her world famous brownies when she notices that some of Tim's furniture is missing; rather than say they're invisible, Tim tells her that they were stolen, which prompts her to call in Det. Brennan. As soon as Det. Brennan arrives on the scene, all the furniture reappears in the yard. During the investigation, he picks up Martin's coat in the pocket of which is his ID Disk. The detective takes the coat and the disk to the police station for his investigation. Upon its return to Martin, the coat is without the ID disk, which the detective took and inserts into a vending machine. Martin has to get it out of the machine before it starts ... Written by Huggo

As a Martian, Martin can literally let off steam when aggravated, and Det. Brennan is aggravating him more than usual. This build up of aggravation and the resulting letting off of steam is causing Martin to dehydrate, and he needs some cold air therapy quickly to normalize his system, otherwise he will turn into, in his own words, a cracker. He thinks he can do so by rigging up a contraption from the refrigerator through him to the oven. The only problem: Det. Brennan has thrown out his back and is temporarily but indefinitely laid up in Tim's bed. Martin figures he can still proceed with his plan if Tim keeps Mrs. Brown preoccupied. Martin meanwhile will take care of Det. Brennan, a statement which he overhears and thinks is meant in the sinister sense. While Martin is working away on the cold air contraption, the detective becomes mobile and finds what he thinks is incriminating evidence linking Martin to wanting to kill him. The detective and Tim ultimately walk in on Martin... Written by Huggo

While helping Martin do some work, Tim accidentally magnetizes Martin, turning him into a living magnet. Martin is able to demagnetize himself, however his magnetized particles are spilled onto the hands of Mrs. Brown's new handyman, reformed pickpocket Andy Fuller. Andy really wants to make it on the outside, but his new magnetized hands are causing some problems when they're attracted to Mrs. Brown's new metal brooch. Andy thinks it's all his fault. His magnetic hands are however mixing with the habitual side of his brain, and are also attracted to non-metalized items of value, such as Det. Brennan's leather wallet. The magnetism is only temporary and thus Martin needs to keep Andy out of trouble for only 1 more hour. If only Mrs. Brown would stop putting Andy into compromising positions, Martin's job would be that much easier. Written by Huggo

Miss Pringle, Tim's old no nonsense high school English teacher, stops by his apartment. She was and is the faculty advisor for the school newspaper, she being the one who got Tim first interested in becoming a journalist. The students have chosen him as this year's alumnus to sit on the committee to choose the teacher of the year. She also announces to Tim that she is retiring this year, but Martin finds out that she is not too happy about it despite her outward appearance of happiness. She has in reality been visiting many old students in an attempt to validate her life work. Martin suggests that Tim try and get Miss Pringle nominated, a difficult task because she is and was such a tough teacher. The current students do see Miss Pringle in the same light, and she realizes it. Her doing the Watusi for them does show a different side of the tough as nails teacher, but it's not enough. But in a discussion with the school Principal, Miss Pringle fights for the rights of the students, ... Written by Huggo

Martin is starting to feel old and needs to go through the typical Martian process of rejuvenation, which is accomplished through a special light. With Tim's help, Martin does go through the process, however he is under the effects of the light too short a time and reverts into the physical equivalent of a baby. Before Tim gets Martin back under the light, Det. Brennan comes by and Tim tells him a story that the baby was abandoned. The detective takes the baby into custody to the hospital nursery as a ward of the state. Tim needs to get the light down to the hospital and change Martin back, but he first has the problems of mistaken baby identities which results in a adult formed baby who goes missing, a gauntlet of nurses protecting baby Martin, and of course a meddlesome Det. Brennan. Written by Huggo

It's nearing Martian Mother's Day and Martin is feeling sad in not being with his mother on that day. He even projects a 3D image of her to make himself feel better. On the day, he runs into Miss Cora Darling, a spinster the spitting image of his mother. Martin wants to do something nice for his mother lookalike, so a worthless but sentimental ring she has appraised - the ring from a former lover - Martin temporarily turns into a valuable piece not thinking that she'd sell it to the jeweler, which is what she does. So to get the ring before it reverts back into being a worthless trinket and before the jeweler thinks he was swindled, Martin devises a plan to get the money from Cora by doing the work for which she needed the money, namely some structural renovations to her house, and re-buy the ring from the jeweler. Written by Huggo

Martin rigs Tim's radio to receive signals from the air force base regarding an impending rocket launch to Mars. This coincides with Mrs. Brown buying a new electric bed, a spring in which matches Martin's brain frequency, so that she can read Martin's mind whenever she's in bed. She and Det. Brennan think she has ESP, and are trying to figure out the meaning of some of Martin's Martian thoughts. Martin needs to keep Mrs. Brown out of that bed until the launch. Luckily she intends on going to Palm Springs. Unfortunately Det. Brennan stays at her place and will be the occupant of the bed. The detective stays out of the bed just until 20 minutes before the launch. Martin now has to keep the detective preoccupied. This in turn makes Martin miss the launch. But at least the process of doing so bent the culprit bedspring so that it no longer is in contact with Martin. Written by Huggo

Tim inadvertently gets possession of a distress note from Agent 006 of Top Secret, code named TopSecte, an organization to prevent worldwide hostilities. Agent 006 is being tracked by Crush - an international group of cutthroats who are against everything - whose undercover headquarters Agent 006 had found. Tim takes this information to TopSecte headquarters, and since Tim now knows too much, is taken under protective custody by TopSecte. As an alternative, they ask him to assist Agent 004, the only agent of which Crush is unaware, to help defeat Crush and save 006. Despite Tim's apprehensions, Martin tries to talk him into doing it for the good of the planet. Tim ultimately agrees when he sees 004, a gorgeous woman named Kitty. Tim gets code name 006 3/4. Tim goes through some basic training, just barely passing, but is placed in the field with 004 regardless. With invisible Martin's help, Tim and Kitty infiltrate Crush headquarters. With some bumpy paths along the way, they manage ... Written by Huggo

Tim touches one of Martin's antenna, and is thrown into the fourth dimension: he becomes invisible and is in limbo. Martin finds a small crack into the dimension but it's getting smaller and smaller as time goes by. He thinks that Tim can make it through with a running start, but Mrs. Brown comes by the apartment with the handyman and won't leave, which doesn't allow Tim to come through. Meanwhile, the crack closes. Martin goes to Plan B: he remembers that Tim will be able to get out of limbo by actually doing the limbo under a burning broomstick. Despite his fears about being cooked like a goose, Tim tries it as it's his only option. Written by Huggo

Martin and Tim are out in Death Valley to fix Martin's ship, damaged by smog. The smog is causing rust-like spots. While Martin is off looking for some restorium, a material he needs to fix the rust spots, Tim tries on his space suit and fools around with his laser gun. Tim is spotted by the Farrow family, who think he's a Martian. Father Daniel is suspicious and fearful of Tim, but children Sally and Gerald are fascinated. Seeing that Tim is in trouble, Martin goes under cover as a prospector. Martin and Tim develop an idea that Tim should act like a Martian so that all the attention is focused on him, which will give Martin time to fix his ship. The problem is that Gerald finds the ship. Martin needs clandestinely to fix the ship then have Tim act like a friendly but powerful Martian who will fly the ship away, of course with Martin's assistance. They show the family that Tim really is a harmless Martian and let him go on his merry way without divulging his secret to the authorities. Written by Huggo

Martin is trying to contact a Martian scouting ship via long wave radio, but in reality he contacts a Earth based rocket - the Martian Scout. As per central control instructions, Martian Scout states that they should contact Shorty Smith. Martin has no idea what that means (in actuality, Shorty works in space command's Australian tracking station), so looks for a Shorty Smith in the Los Angeles area, thinking that Shorty will be his ticket home to Mars. There is no Shorty Smith in the telephone book, but Martin does find a hobo named Shorty Smith. Martin has no idea if this is THE Shorty Smith, but takes no chances and brings him home. Tim and Martin treat him like a king for about a day or so, during which time they learn that Shorty is well traveled (via stowaway) but enjoys being a hobo with no cares. When Martin finds out the truth about the Martian Scout and the real Shorty Smith, they kick their Shorty Smith back out onto the street. However Shorty comes back because he can no... Written by Huggo

Mrs. Brown has asked Tim and Martin to listen to her piano performance at her woman's club meeting. She is awful. Half way through her performance, she excuses herself to go get her music in Tim's apartment. When she returns, she is now a virtuoso. Apparently she grabbed more than than just her music in Tim's apartment; she also grabbed some of Martin's liquid musical distillate. Martians can transfer musical energy into liquid form and when the distillate comes in contact with humans, it will transfer the energy of music into that person to be able to perform it. Mrs. Brown found some of Martin's distillate in an atomizer bottle she thought was her birthday present perfume. She sprayed on a little too much however as an excessive amount has the opposite effect of sucking the musical energy out of one. Mrs. Brown could only get through half of the music in its virtuosic state. Regardless, Mrs. Wooster, the club chair, suggests that Mrs. Brown be the star attraction at a musical ... Written by Huggo

To get rid of Det. Brennan while he's working on some important and time sensitive fuel for his rocket, Martin decides to use his irresistible serum. A spray of such will render a person irresistible, and he is going to use it on a suitable suitor for Mrs. Brown so that she'll dump the detective. However, Mrs. Brown sees the liquid in an atomizer bottle, and thinks it's perfume, which she sprays on herself. The next person who sees her is Martin, who falls madly in love with her. Apparently Martin made the spray too strong, so that Mrs. Brown will be attractive to everyone who sees her, including a powerful Martian. This not only includes Martin and Det. Brennan, but also the butcher. The potion has taken too strong a hold on Martin, who wants to whisk Mrs. Brown off to a secluded planet and be alone with her for the rest of their lives. So Tim is on his own to find the book with the antidote. When he does, he then has to find a Martian-English dictionary to translate, which he ... Written by Huggo

Martin needs to rush to Mexico as a treasure chest that has just been discovered has a tablet inside marking Martin's arrival on Earth during the Aztec era, the tablet complete with a carving of his likeness. He needs to get there before anyone opens it and discovers his Martian origins. Tim decides to accompany him just in case. They find the chest, which is scheduled to be opened at a big festival the following day, in the Police Chief's office, the Police Chief who is guarding it. They run into a further problem when Martin's antenna won't go down, the symptom caused by an excessive consumption of peppers. They solve the two problems with a simple sombrero covering Martin's head and a diversion to get the chief out of his office. Martin gets the tablet out of the chest and disappears just as the chief returns to the office, leaving Tim to deal with the chief. The one problem beyond telling a convincing story to the chief of why he's in the office is the fact that Martin's antenna ... Written by Huggo

Martin builds a CCTBS, a cathode-ray centrifugal time breakascope: a time machine. He plans to use it to go back to just before he crashed so that he can avert the problem the second time around and fly back to Mars. Tim corrects the clock on the CCTBS to the current hour/minute time of 12:15. However the clock is actually the year calculator and that sends Martin and Tim back to the year 1215 in England, England over where Martin's spaceship malfunction originally happened. The time trip broke the CCTBS, so they have no way of getting home until Martin fixes it, which he does and has it set to send them back at the stroke of midnight. In the meantime, Tim witnesses a young man being attacked, and Tim comes to his rescue. However with Tim and ultimately Martin's interference, the man drops a parchment and runs off without it. Tim has just altered history as the man, who would have beat off his attacker, would have delivered the parchment to its intended destination. That parchment... Written by Huggo

Martin has built a dimensional separator, a machine that turns 3D items into 2D. These 2D items will allow Martin to carry more Earth artifacts back to Mars. Will Mrs. Brown be one of those artifacts? She can be as she inadvertently walks in front of the machine and gets turned into a 2D object. As something organic, the 2D Mrs. Brown will remain permanently so in 18 hours. Martin needs a certain metallic compound to restore her third dimension. While Martin retrieves the compound, he turns Mrs. Brown into a painting to retain her flat shape, i.e. so that she won't break. Det. Brennan comes by and sees the painting. As a surprise for Mrs. Brown, the detective suggests hanging it in a friend's art gallery. Tim is helpless to stop him. Later, while Martin and Tim retrieve the painting after hours, they run into a band of art thieves/smugglers who steal the painting of Mrs. Brown. The smugglers whitewash over the canvasses before they smuggle the pieces to Europe. Despite Martin and ... Written by Huggo