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Sliders Season 3 Episode 3

Electric Twister Acid Test

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AIRED: 10/4/96

The sliders arrive on a world where electrically charged tornadoes have devastated the population. They soon discover a valley protected by lodestone, but the inhabitants of this valley are less than friendly to outsiders.

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This was one of the worst episodes of the Sliders I've ever seen. The plot was terribly boring and I simply couldn't stop looking at my watch, with the hope it would end quicker than usual.moreless

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By vixenous, Dec 04, 2011

I've always liked to watch Sliders. It was an interesting show. But this time is different. I will have to make myself to watch another episode, as I'm afraid the next one will be as crappy as this one.

I'm really sorry to write this but I'd rather read an extremely boring book than watch this episode again.
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Cleavant Derricks	Rembrandt "Crying Man" Brown
Jerry O'Connell	Quinn Mallory
Sabrina Lloyd	Wade Wells
John Rhys-Davies	Professor Maximillian P. Arturo

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Julie Benz	Jenny Michener	Guest Star
Joshua Cox	Martin	Guest Star
Bill Bolender	Franklin Michener	Guest Star

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- Jenny Michener: But you do hear me Jacob, I know you do. My father can deny our marriage but he can't deny our love. My heart is yours forever, please we can have this one moment. Let's not live our lives always wondering what might have been.
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- Caleb: It looked like you finally needed some help.
  Rembrandt: Finally? You give us too much credit.
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- Arturo: Where there's humor, there's life.
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- Quinn: We can't let fear of the unknown make decisions for us.
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- Rembrandt: Well if a building does drop on us, I hope it's a Burger Burglar. I've been hungry since the last world!
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- Rembrandt: I can't believe that we're walking around here with a tornado magnet!
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- Rembrandt: I've never been banished before. Except for that time in Abilene. Cowboys just didn't get Motown.
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- Quinn and Reed's "handshake" near the end of the episode is just like the "skin it" shake done by the boys in the 1986 film Stand By Me - two of whom were played by Jerry O'Connell (Quinn) and Corey Feldman (Reed).
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- Rembrandt: Well if a building does drop on us, I hope it's a Burger Burglar. I've been hungry since the last world!
  
  This is a reference to the classic movie The Wizard of Oz where a house is dropped by a tornado (twister) onto the Wicked Witch of the East.
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- Rembrandt: Whoa! The Batcave!
  
  A casual reference to DC Comics masked crimefighter Batman, who lurks about in an underground cave when he's not chasing villains through Gotham City.
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