Harumi annouced that Tylor's heart had stopped. However, Tylor was still grinning and carrying on a conversation, like nothing had happened. However, Harumi concluded that he could only keep this up for another 45 minutes. He needed to get to a hospital.

At that moment, Ash went past us, driving a cart, with all his Pokemon pulling it (what an evil little boy). He volunteered to take Tylor to the hospital, and stuck him in a casket (gee, that really gives everyone a boost of confidence, boy). Tylor didn't seem to mind, and kept on being cheery, despite not having a pulse.

Seeing that his regular Pokemon weren't pulling fast enough, Ash recalled them and sent out his strongest Pokemon. Cell, I choose you! And Ash had not one, but THREE Perfect Cells to pull the cart for him. The Cells were more than happy to do so, being able to show of their strength.

I decided that Ash was being mean to his Cells by having them pull the cart, so I jumped down and helped them pull. They were very happy about this, and one rather chipper Cell wandered off to the side of the road to admire the scenery. Ash told him to get back to work.

I'm not really sure what befell Tylor and everyone else at that point, since I had switched scenery to something completely different (I guess I was supposed to save Tylor to leap out, but I don't really see how ME being there did anything. Or maybe I was supposed to help the Cells). Now I was at a lake with a REALLY big bird cage in the middle of it. All the birds had flown away except for one three foot tall green parrot that was sitting on the shore. One of its wings was smaller than the other, so it couldn't fly. Al showed up again and told me I needed to get the parrot back to the cage in the middle of the lake. So, uh, I did (not exactly a very exciting Quantum Leap episode).