It was just a filler episode set in an alternate reality. It's actually part of a 'Historical Arc' that was played outside of the regular series, (one was shown in between eps 253 and 254 for example) but some became actual episodes too.
So there's no more real reason than Oda having a bit of fun with his characters ('Chopperman' is another alternate reality arc).
The most recent episode would be season 4 episode 12 Guilty as Charged. He's shot towards the end and the plot line picks up with the next episode Eyes Open.
None of the four Law and Order series have an original episode air date of 10/6/09. There is no listing for episode rerun dates. The series title, an episode title, or a brief description of the plot may pinpoint the episode.
Ana Silva goes to Chile and saves the life of this kid who is choking on a piece of meat.
The world's birds suddenly start attacking humans, and a small group of people must take refuge and try to figure out how to stay safe during the attacks.
It's about an injured RAF pilot who is confined to a wheelchair where he is committed to an eerie hospital. Suddenly he starts to loose his mind.
The big for and spoon refers to a plot piece of the Everyone Loves Raymond episode "Baggage."
An episode is where the TV series has aired and continues the plot .
It's a cartoon.I am confident in saying that if it were important to the plot of an episode that Gir have batteries, he would have had batteries, and if it were important to the plot of an episode that Gir not have batteries, he would not have had batteries.
a scatter plot is a piece of data that shows you how to make a prediction
The word is "plot" "Plot" can also mean a conspiracy.
No, a plot is a noun. To plot is a verb.
A good novel reveals the plot a little at a time as it goes on.
A piece of land with one vowel could be a "plot", a "hill", a "bank". "Desert" has one vowel, but it repeats.
The 5th one will be about the gunpowder plot.
Main points and plot events
Scatter plot
From Old English, meaning "a piece of land."