A group of four people sitting on a couch in 1989, who engage in telling a darkly humorous joke that provokes laughter and an unexpected reaction.

A family first appearing in 1959, whose members are arranged on a couch for a photo, with subsequent panels capturing their aging process through the years until 1983.

Three individuals from the Archeological Society who visit a house in 1986, interested in potential Indigenous artifacts on the site, with one member wearing a shirt reading "Future Transitional Fossil."

Two characters from 1609 appearing in a forest scene, with the man telling a story about a dangerous forest beast, sharing a significant moment in the narrative.

The son of Benjamin Franklin and a supporter of the British crown in 1775, who is anxious about a reunion with his father and son due to political differences.

A revolutionary figure and father of William Franklin, who visits his son in 1775 and engages in a politically charged dinner conversation reflecting the tensions of the time.

A couple who sets up a picnic on a colonial house's lawn, with the man choosing to paint a ridge instead of the woman, creating an unspoken tension between them.

A builder from 1907 who is shown in multiple panels working on the house's construction, highlighting the various tasks involved in its creation.

A character from 2214, potentially artificial, who uses a projector to conduct a tour of the house, discussing once-common items as historical artifacts.

A father who, in 2005, is confined to a pullout couch due to a broken hip and shares a moment with his son, offering a warning about aging.