In "Chronophasia," when Trevor is feeding Fon the pasta, he picks up one small piece. When he passes it in front of her face, the fork is full. And when he passes it again it returns to one small piece. Was this just an error on the part of the animators or did it imply some breech in the time, as this episode was about. Thanks.

-- The Fuzzed One (Fuzz18500@aol.com), April 18, 1999

Answers

youre looking too hard. sometimes people make mistakes, even Peter Chung

-- Matt Bashista (dieselboy27@iname.com), August 26, 1999.

It's a hallucination caused by the virus, which is actually LSD. Notice the visual trails that Trevor causes by waving the pasta back and forth. He is playing with Aeon, because he knows that she's been exposed, and is tripping out.

-- Salomon F. Baldenegro (arizonacats76@msn.com), March 16, 2002.

C'mon Salomon. There is no concrete evidence that the "the virus is actually LSD."

-- Logo (Vosepherus@aol.com), March 16, 2002.

"C'mon Salomon. There is no concrete evidence that the "the virus is actually LSD." ..... lolz

-- PoluxFlux (cmtv12_loco@yahoo.com), January 25, 2004.

I can tell you that that fork thing was on purpose - I'm not even absolutely positive either, Chung could correct me. But that's exactly the sort of mistake Chung does not make. He's big on indicator details. Aeon was "trippin," too.

-- dangerboy (artianist@hotmail.com), January 26, 2004.