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I still dont think that the Back to the Future II theory would work correctly if done on the same scale. Biff's fame and fortune would probably have in some way interfered with sports and the town enough that the games may not have the same outcome, or the town would have changed enough to the point the book was not there.

But if this was done on a much smaller scale, and you were smart with time by not screwing it up too much, it probably could work.

Another possibility that I have thought of is taking normal items from the present and taking them to the past. In doing this you would be able to sell a few "antiques" in perfect condition, even in the wrapper, for an antique price insted of a retail price. You could then take your money and trade it in for gold, or some other thing that has no traces of its date. Then just go back to the present and trade the gold or whatever in for money. Im pretty sure this would be able to work without flaw as long as you went further forward in time for each trip to the future, even if it is just by a day, or enough to keep from messing up your previous trips.

Ahh my favorite would have to be where they meet Una, Leo, and Griff. I'm not sure why I loved it so much.. I think the first time I saw it I was 9 or 10. I liked that one because I suddenly realized not all Gargoyles looked like the ones we had been seeing since the beginning, they could resemble animals more.

That, and Griff is just so adorable XD

My faves of the international gargs are probably the Guatemalan clan, specifically Zafiro (the red guy). i thought it was really nifty how they incorporated the Quezticotl myth (flying serpent) into his design. that, and i find nagas really cool.

If memory serves, that episode dealt with Elisa, Bronx, Angela, and Goliath being sent to the rainforest. There a team of deforestation crews were facing the four remaining gargoyles in the area. Their secret weapon was a pair of necklaces that allowed the wearer to remain flesh through the day.

The deforestation crews hired a cybernetically enhanced Jakyl and Hyena to take care of them. Turns out that the necklaces gained their power from an amulet in New York. The trio ended up defending and keeping the amulet safe as Hyena tried to destroy it- leaving the Amazon Gargoyles vulnerable.

At the same time Elisa and the gang kept the rainforest safe with the Gargoyles of that area. One of them, Zfiro, had an interesting design. Rather than be humanoid, he was more like a naga. Head, chest, arms of a humanoid, lower body as a snake, and feathered wings. Quezaquatl influences, obviously- but as Jadie wrote, very well done and no overt reference was made. Yay subtlety!

I loved eye of the beholder. Im a huge Xanatos and Fox, and this is the first time we see David with compassion about some one.

your right that ones ar one's as it might be are really good