There are several things here that may be considered goofs.
First, over 10 years ago, Bill retired to spend time with his grandchildren. Now, he's got a daughter approaching college.
Second, is the way Bill acted. In past episodes he's level-headed--here he's not. He's sympathetic to Tom and Whit and the gang in the past--even going to bat for Tom against Blackgaard on the phone--here he's suing Tom for a lot of money.
Lastly is the road. Tom's land is protected by the state, and has been for a while. There wouldn't have been a vote to put a road through his land.
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JonathanTom says that a softball field is not supposed to be oval shaped then eugene says that it's not a softball field, it's the earth but the earth is supposed to be circular
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MR.MTom says that a softball field is not supposed to be oval shaped then eugene says that it's not a softball field, it's the earth but the earth is supposed to be circular.
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MR.MTwo things:
1) It is entirely likely to have grandchildren and a 10-year old daughter simultaneously. I am the oldest of 5 children, and there's a 11 year gap between myself and my youngest sister. And there's a 13 year gap between my husband and his next youngest brother. (The last 3 of his siblings are from his mom's second marriage. That's why there's such a big age difference.)
2) The earth is not a perfect sphere. It is, in fact, an oblate spheroid (i.e. slightly distorted at either end due to gravity and the earth's rotation, making it oval-shaped). And a scientific mind like Eugene's would in fact know this. This is why it is mentioned as being oval shaped.
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BroadwayPrincessIn response to Johnathan the road Bill is refering to is the one Glossman wanted to build right when the landmark was discovered by Mr Chatman.
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David