It's been even longer since I've read this one compared to the first two (middle school, probably?) but I still remember a lot of the jokes and punchlines. This one actually has more of a storyline than the first two - it mostly centers around the planet Kirkket - but it still has the same jumping around and random, wild scenarios happening out of nowhere. But that may actually be to the book's detriment. This still isn't a good series if you're looking for strong character development or a true plot. But there's more time travel, murderous robots, and perpetual murder victim Agrajag. Still some great moments, but I didn't love it as much as the first two.