Lost In Time

Stormy and Dr. Quinn are sent on a very special mission: to steal cable so that Captain Murphy doesn't miss Chopper Dave's made for TV movie. When they steal cable, the cable people figure out and blow up Sealab. Everyone dies, except for Stormy and Quinn. They get caught in a subspace fracture, and go back in time 15 minutes, which was right when they left on their cable-stealing mission. So, they go back to Sealab and tell Murphy and Marco to call off the mission. Murphy gets confused, seeing Quinn and Stormy when they are out stealing cable. He assumes they are doppelgangers and throws them in a jail cell. Sealab explodes again, and the same thing happens. So now, due to the subspace fracture, there are two Stormies and Quinns in jail. The same thing happens again, and Stormy 3 sneaks in a dodge ball. So while the Quinns are trying to save the day, the Stormies play dodge ball. The same thing happens over and over again, and each Stormy and Quinn looks weirder and weirder. So, they must save the day or there will be chrono-distortion. Quinn 1 hangs himself upside-down to let the blood flow to his brain, and then he sees that Stormy has a two-way radio on his watch. Quinn tells the Stormy and Quinn that are out stealing cable to cancel the mission. So they do, and Sealab doesn't explode. After knowing how many Quinns there are, Dr. Quinn suggests that they use their combined brainpowers to solve the world's problems, but Murphy has a better idea. He makes all of the Stormies and Quinns go in the gymnasium and fight to the death, gladiator-style.

Captain Hazel "Hank" Murphy, Marco Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Jodene Sparks, Dr. Quentin Q. Quinn, Derek "Stormy" Waters, Debbie DuPree, Hesh, Dolphin Boy

Somewhat similar to Space Ghost Coast to Coast in that a 1960's cartoon show (in this case, Hanna-Barbera's Sealab 2020) is re-edited with new scripts for comic effect.