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Lewis' mother was a teenager.
She had a rather conservative father, and was not supposed to be seeing any boy at all, let alone sleeping with her boyfriend. But she got unlucky. Although she managed to Hide Her Pregnancy (can't have been easy—she looked pretty slender), she and her boyfriend knew they had to do something with the baby. They did research into safe haven laws, found out that the orphanage was an appropriate place, and left him there. She was just young enough to think the whole Doorstop Baby scenario—in the rain—might fit, and she couldn't risk being noticed by someone who might try to talk with her father.
Lucille was literally baking cookies in the disco hall.
One of Cornelius' many inventions is a supermodern kitchen connected digitally to a dance floor. People can command robotic implements to grab two cups of flour, a spoon of baking powder, bake for two hours at 200 degrees, etc, by doing various moves, like an extreme version of Dance Dance Revolution. Over time, various dance moves started becoming associated with the respective recipes they were used for. So "baking cookies" wasn't just slang, it was literally the cookie baking dance!
Frankie the talking frog has a good friend named Jeremiah.
He is a bullfrog, and nobody understands a single word he says, but always had some mighty fine wine.
A prankster from the Robinson family is responsible for Michigan J. Frog.
One of Franny's singing frogs + time machine + strict instructions on when to sing and when to act just like a regular frog = Generations of Hilarity Ensues. At least from the prankster's (possibly Wilbur) point of view.
There are no temporal paradoxes.
The original timeline was created without time travel. When time travel is used and Lewis sees his future inventions, the timeline falls back on itself.
The Time Continuum Task Force, or something like it, becomes a reality sometime after the events of the film (in the future).
Cornelius' time machines are commercialized, but strict regulations must be placed on their use due to the possibility of abuse and/or inadvertently altering the timeline for the worse (as we know from the movie, changing the past with time travel is an easy thing). The government of the future sets up a real Time Police department. Wilbur actually ends up joining them, making his initial self-introduction to Lewis partly true From a Certain Point of View.
The movie is set in the same universe as Power Rangers.
And strengthening the above theory, the Time Continuum Task Force could be the "extended" name of the Time Force Police.
There is more than one Tom Selleck.
Specifically, there is a Tom Selleck in the future who resembles Lewis. He was the one Wilbur was referring to, assuming Lewis would know who he was.
Lewis's mother was a "lady of the evening"
My husband and I both just watched this for the second or third time, and noticed his mom is dropping him off in red high heels. Or they look like red high heels. Dropping a newborn off in the middle of the night, completely covered up, and extremely nervous, plus the inappropiate shoeware for a watery ninja baby drop....
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