No Time Like the Past - Recap

Paul Driscoll wants to use his time machine to right three wrongs from the past: the bombing of Hiroshima, Hitler's rise to power and the sinking of the Lusitania. After failing miserably at all three, he decides to relocate to the past, 1881. He brings along with him a history book which tells of a fire to be started by run away horses and burns down a school, injuring many children. He sees the wagon with the horses, and tries to convince the owner to unhitch them. He instead frightens the horses, causing them to run off and starting the fire. Driscoll then decides he belongs back in the present and it is harmful to try and change history.

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