Plot
When Joe realizes that he's slowly disappearing, the kids find a malfunction in his family tree in The Book and follow it to India during the Gupta Empire. Sam, Fred, Samantha and Freddi have to help Joe's ancestor Prince Karna win the hand of Princess Lakshmi to save the entire family line!
Setting
India, 720 A.D
Characters
- Joe (beginning and ending)
- Fred
- Freddi
- Sam
- Samantha
- Jodie (mentioned)
- Joe's Mom (mentioned)
- Prince Karna
- Princess Lakshmi
- Mahaloogie
Quotes
Joe: "MY LOWER HALF IS GONE!!"
Fred: "If Sam marries Lakshmi then Sam would be Joe's father and Joe will go all nutty. I don't need two Sams in my life."
Trivia
- We learn that both Joe and Jodie are part Indian.
- In this episode, Sam accidentally touches the link between
- Freddi yells out the magician's name, Mad Jack, so now the boys know who that is & when the boys get back, they note that he resembles Joe's eccentric Uncle Joe. The voice-over narration by Joe at the end that states there is a connection between these two.
- Goof: When they believe that Fred has eaten something poisonous, they should have known that he would be okay. Otherwise, Freddi would have been erased from history.
- Goof: There is a split second, after the princess picks Sam as her husband, where Freddi and Samantha are shown wearing their normal clothes rather than the saris they are wearing in rest of the episode.
| Time Warp Trio Episodes | |
|---|---|
| "The Not-So-Jolly Roger" • "2105" • "You Can't, But Genghis Khan" • "Tut, Tut" • "Sam Samurai" • "See You Later, Gladiator" • "Lewis and Clark...and Jodie, Freddi, and Samantha" • "Viking It and Liking It" • "Hey Kid, Want to Buy a Bridge?" • "Me Oh Maya" • "The Good, the Bad, and the Goofy" • "Able Was I Ere I Saw Elba" • "The Seven Blunders of the World" • "Jinga All the Way" • "Birdman or Birdbrain?" • "Dude, Where's My Karma?" • "My Big Fat Greek Olympics" • "Wushu Were Here" • "What's So Great About Peter?" • "The Caveman Catastrophe" • "Nightmare on Joe's Street" • "Breaking the Codex" • "Break an Egg" • "The High and the Flighty" • "Harem Scare'em" • "Plaid to the Bone" | |