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Ahead To The Future -- Without Him, Please!

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Review of chapter "Chapter One" from BlueEyedBrigadier
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Huh...why send Faith and Andrew after Doc Brown's DeLorean in 1885? Time it right and it's behind a sign in 1955 ;P

Still, awesome...but I hope Andy can grow a little common sense ASAP, since I think Faith won't care soon and do something permanent to him Hobbit-like ass!
Review By [BlueEyedBrigadier] • Date [13 Aug 12] • Not Rated
Review of chapter "Chapter One" from Cutiepie
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I'm surprised that Andrew is still able to move his jaw enough to talk. I would have imagined that Faith would have broken it for him by now. Yeah, having to have his mouth wired shut would likely be a vast improvement for him. Look into that for me, will you? =D
Review By [Cutiepie] • Date [13 Aug 12] • Not Rated
Review of chapter "Chapter One" from Cateagle
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::snicker:: Oh, this has all sorts of possibilities for future (you'll pardon the term) expansions and sequels.
Review By [Cateagle] • Date [12 Aug 12] • Rating [10 out of 10]
Review of chapter "Chapter One" from cmdruhura
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Did Willow make it a rule that both players had to survive the scavenger hunt? If not, then I have serious doubts about the bodily integrity of one Andrew Wells continuing to remain one cohesive piece.
Review By [cmdruhura] • Date [12 Aug 12] • Not Rated
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