Time Traveling Bong season 1 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
After narrowly escaping a witch trial in Salem, the protagonists land in ancient Greece, indulging in a wild party before inadvertently traveling to a dystopian future controlled by Nomsanto, a powerful biotech company. There, they're mistaken for defectors and learn of Earth's dire state. They plan their return using a fixed bong and the last marijuana on Earth. Amidst challenges, including Sharee's capture and a daring rescue, they reflect on their journey's lessons and the unintended consequences of their time travels, particularly on Michael Jackson's music, before resolving to appreciate their own time more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't the protagonists control the time-traveling bong?
The glassblower messed it up, leaving them bouncing around the space-time continuum indefinitely.
What historical period do the protagonists visit after escaping Salem?
They visit ancient Greece.
What is the state of the Earth in the future according to the show?
Earth is a barren wasteland controlled by a powerful biotech company, Nomsanto.
Who are Nomsanto and Vivid Entertainment in the future setting?
Nomsanto is an agricultural biotechnology company ruling the world, and Vivid Entertainment is a porn company, the only other surviving corporation.
How do the protagonists plan to return to their original time?
With a fixed time-traveling bong and the last of Earth's marijuana.
What leads to Sharee's capture in the dystopian future?
She is found in possession of illegal plant life.
How does Jeff attempt to rescue Sharee from Nomsanto?
He infiltrates the Nomsanto center, using a biohazard chute as an undetected entry point.
What lesson do the protagonists learn from their time-traveling adventure?
They learn to appreciate the present and the resilience of women throughout history.
How does their adventure affect Michael Jackson's music?
Their actions inadvertently influence his music, including a song that seems to reflect their abandonment of him as a child.
What unresolved questions do the protagonists have about time travel at the end of their journey?
They wonder about the existence of their doubles, the origins of the future people, and the mechanics of parallel, alternate timelines.
