I was fully expecting Fugger to go for that newspaper instead of the rabbit due to his ineptitude, though the outcome for the rest of the episode likely wouldn't have been much different. At least he finally obtained the things an alpha male like him has wanted throughout the series thus far - a sweet hickey, a sweeter battle scar, notoriety from the entertained masses and a reason to buy a $10,000 motorized wheelchair.

I hope in future's time we'll also see Skid and Moe's encounter with Randy the Omnipresent Viewer and the kid whose face made Moe want to vomit.

This feels like the final iteration of a timeloop where the inciting paradox sort of just dissipates but doesn't actually resolve any temporal consequences created from chronological meddling and countless hundreds of loops, and so everyone and everything is just forced to carry on as their current iterations.

That child is totally meant to be the carriage baby whom the businessman brutally murdered with a hammer.

I'm starting to suspect Fugger may not be as intelligent as once previously thought.

He opted to waste time going outside to check in on dismembered dumpster bodies, harass small children at the playground and receive a face full of mace - all for the sake one kid who really only had a 50/50 chance of still being alive. I mean he WAS still alive, but that's still a hefty gamble to take for potentially wasting your day on a wild goose chase. A real intellectual would've went straight home after finding the murder instruments, and let the memory of Marc Anthony eventually snuff out and fade into the sands of time instead of trying to find a replacement brother. Now he's got potential eye damage AND potential lawsuits!

Also he forgot the Golden Rule of adding numbers after a desired username should it already be taken. Now the potential of YourSistersBF69 is forever lost to the ether.