Mack and Freddy argue about the whiskey they're transporting. Mack and Deke lower their guard. Freddy pulls a gun. Plus: THE HARDEST WHO'S FREDDY YET!

The Chronicops are hot* on Deke, Mack, and Freddy's trail! *Note: They are a sizable amount of miles away. They are not that much closer than they once were.

It's the Scavengers Scramble! And just as the main MCU timeline is winding and difficult to piece together, so is the timeline of one man with infinite power: Stan Lee. Listen as Az and Ty put together his cameo timeline in the MCU, and figure out how this one person could be in all these places.

An incredible line of dialogue that happens almost simultaneously with a terrible written line. "Dialogue? I know dialogue: Jimmy Dialogue! Yeah, he writes all the lines down at the office, let's go!"

Melinda May wants to leave the ship SO. BAD. Enoch tries to keep her there to continue to heal. But May isn't asking for permission.

Deke and Mack investigate, uninterrupted by Freddy, who is asleep... until both of those things become untrue.

Jemma solves the mystery of the green goo from the woman's shoe. Koenig is a chronic interrupter. BONUS: A missed round of "Who's Freddy?" and Colin is 31 in '31.

Deke is a little TOO quick to agree with Freddy. He also is slow to accept the credit for creating the walkie talkie. So, I guess even a broken Deke is right once a clip, or whatever that saying is.

Walkie talkies (which didn't even exist in 1931) are apparently terrible forms of long-distance communication in the present day and in the past. Who woulda thunk it?

NEW AND IMPROVED! Under the same management, but streamlined and more efficient than ever. In this clip, Simmons finds an important clue that could tell us why we're truly in 1931...