Sitting Bull was known for battling Colonel George Armstrong Custer after seeing a sign from his ancestors. But instead he thinks they're telling him to "get down" as some people may say it.

After returning from an exausting mission to Attila's army of huns, Time Squad is having a hard time deciding whose description of their adventure to believe!

It's Otto's birthday and one of his presents is a time squad outfit! Then it's a mission to Amelia Earheart, who's now ubsested with clensiness! But soon, Larry discovers that the suit has gone to Otto's head and he is now acting like Tuddrussel. And what's worse? All the two are doing are teaching her how to be--well--discusting!

The Time Squad meet Shakespeare, who is doing children's plays! Shakespeare does a play about the Time Squad (called Timeth Squad) but Larry argues about the content of it.

Tuddrussel is trying to teach Otto a few things, like how to ride a bike, fishing, and catch, but Tuddrussel is not exactly the best person to. The History Instablility Alarm goes off, and the Squad goes back to help George Washington. Otto, of course, gets very excited. Washington and Otto strike up a friendship,... a very good friendship. So good, that Otto might want to stay with him and not go back to the satilite.

General Patton is running a flower shop.