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A mad scientist attends a lecture on time travel and discovers that his text messages are no longer bound by the rules of space and time.
A mad scientist attends a lecture on time travel and discovers that his text messages are no longer bound by the rules of space and time.
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S1, EP1 "Turning Point"A mad scientist attends a lecture on time travel and discovers that his text messages are no longer bound by the rules of space and time.
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S1, EP2 "Time Travel Paranoia"Okabe is shocked to learn that Makise Kurisu, who was stabbed by an unknown assailant during Doctor Nakabachi's lecture, is somehow alive and well.
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S1, EP3 "Parallel World Paranoia"Makise pays a visit to the lab, leading to further experimentation with the phone microwave.
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