| Plot (when run backwards) | eltiT mliF |
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| Will removes a destructive computer virus from an alien spacecraft, and the aliens are so grateful they restore several famous buildings. | |
| Will steals vital organs from a number of healthy people for his own use. | |
| Will lends large amounts of money to a couple of New York socialites. | |
After being beaten up by an old girlfriend,
Will spirals down into an alcoholic funk. | |
When he loses his job as a stock broker,
Will & his son are forced out on the streets,
but eventually are helped by his ex. | |
| Will's caddying advice causes a golfer's game to fall apart. | |
| After restoring the memory of a number of people who've seen aliens, Will quits a government agency and becomes a cop. | |
When a virus wipes out most of the population,
Will brings everyone back to life. | |
Because of Will's constant interference,
a happily married man ends up fat and alone. | |
A government agency finds Will's apartment a mess,
so they not only clean it up,
they remove a number of listening devices. | |
| When Will & his partner get in trouble with Internal Affairs, drug lords help them out by donating $80 million of drugs to police custody. | |
| Will becomes the heavyweight champ, loses his title but gets it back again. (Wait a minute! That's the same plot in both directions!) | |
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