The Parallel Sliders @ParallelSliders

After Quinn snaps at her for having mistaken a TV remote for the timer, Wade runs off to make her own slide gang. Rembrandt becomes obsessed with “The Movements.”

The "slide squad"—a name Quinn obnoxiously keeps trying to make "a thing"—find themselves embroiled in a clandestine cold war between two parallel Earths. The Professor ends up catching the flu.

The next few worlds turn out to be variations on a "Nazis won" theme. Sadly, the Professor lost his copy of "The Grasshopper Lies Heavy" in the vortex.

“Mister Mallory—this San Francisco is exactly like home!" “Yeah Q-Ball! Well, except this candy bar is called ‘Uranus’” *opens portal*

Q. wakes early on slide day to find a disfigured rabbit named "Frank" leaving eggs & candy in the hotel lobby. He decides to go back to bed.

Quinn and the Professor are excited to arrive on a world ruled by steam & Victorian technology. Wade, however, is a little weirded out.

Rembrandt is stricken with a mysterious disease, robbing him of his voice. Too bad, really… soul singers are worshipped on this Earth.

Quinn and the Professor are delighted to have slid into “archeology world.” Remmy and the others—not so much. reddit.com/r/britishprobl…

Major sci-fi buffs Quinn & the Prof find it strange that in nearly every world they visit, Doctor Who is British… buzzfeed.com/newu456/what-i…

The group finds themselves once again on Feminist World—or one much like it… youtube.com/watch?v=V4UWxl…

The gang worry that sliding may be taking a toll on Remmy’s sanity, after he repeatedly claims to see a blue police box while in the vortex.

The gang starts to pick up on the fact that the Azure Gate Bridge is painted orange in every world they visit.

Quinn and Wade sure do miss watching "Breaking Bad." So far they haven't found it airing on any of the other worlds. youtu.be/ZFjsOZDjnJA

Sliding out during a "Lipschitz Live!" taping, the gang finds themselves at the same place & time—only this time it's "Jerry Springer."

After a streak of 20 near-identical Earths—each only imperceptibly different from the last—the gang becomes extremely bored & irritable.

The gang encounters their almost-doubles: Quentin "Q-Ball" Malloy, Remington "Remmy" Brown, "Professor" Giovanni Maximo, and Blair Boggs.

Rembrandt & Quinn devise a game to see who can stay in the wormhole for the longest. The Professor wins every time, much to their chagrin.

Greeted by an expectant throng led by Gomez Calhoun, the gang learns that prophecy of their arrival has made hoteliery a sacred profession.

The vortex dumps the sliders onto an Earth covered with piles of socks—solving the enduring mystery of where they disappear to in the dryer.

The sliders accidentally drown thousands when the vortex links them to a version of California resting at the bottom of the Pacific.