Visible Time's Key
AA: age-appropriate clothing or clothes grow too	aP: age Progression	Ar: Age regression	CB: clothes burst or rip	RN: return to normal	ST: Soul Transfer	UC: undersized clothing

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I Got A Rocket

Children's Animated TV Series: "Father To The Prof!"

I Got A Rocket is an animated series about a boy named Vinnie who was given a rocket for his 13th birthday. The rocket is built with a personality and acts as a friend to Vinnie. It can also perform all sorts of tasks and tricks similar to a robot. When Prof Q is accidentally turned into a baby, Vinnie finds himself forced to babysit his own father! But the baby is a huge handful, and despite everyone's advice, the responsibility of looking after an infant proves too much for Vinnie and Rocket. However, they rise to the challenge and succeed, only to discover that all their friends have been babyfied, and they must babysit them all.

-- Jeffr_2bya

I'm Gonna Be An Angel

Cartoon Anime Series: Season 01?; Episode #??: "Farewell to Mankind"

Due to the effects of radiation from a magic shitaki mushroom, Hanagi becomes a little anime girl with cat ears and paws. Hanagi is thrilled with the change. (AR)

-- Lady Sekhmet

In the Country of the Young

Book: Novel: by Lisa Carey [Based on Irish fairy tale] (2005)

The artist Oisin McDara lives as a recluse on the island of Tiranogue, Maine, haunted by his twin sister Nieve's memory. Every year for the last 30 years, on the night of Halloween, he leaves a lit candle in his window and the door open for his dead twin - in case she wants to come home. A restless spirit is drawn to the flickering candle, and perhaps, to Oisin's longing. When Nieve died, during their teen years, he lost the gift of sight - but now he sees the wee ghost of the girl-child Aisling Quinn, clear as day. A child in rags, Aisling's will to live gives her the power to come back. She has an opportunity, though brief, to live some of the life she lost when she was so young. Oisin begins to care for her, and the little girl starts to grow up at a frantic rate, aging years in a matter of weeks. The two must face their pasts and origins, who they were and are, as well as the special relationship between them. And one day she is a teenager, looking like a beautiful grown woman, and Oisin is disturbed by his new feelings for her. Oisin acts obnoxiously hormonal, but there's a reason for it--he's getting his youth back. The relationship between Oisin and Aisling was dealt with in a way that made it romantic rather than sleazy. A sensual and entrancing novel, the story builds inexorably, carried along by its own brand of otherworldly eroticism. "Oisin's eyes adjust, and the pale twilight reveals the shadow of a small person facing the sink. The gulping, gasping noise of a desperately thirsty person guzzling water. The figure drains a large glass, taking only three loud breaths between swallows. The gulping ends and then there is a gentle, charming little sigh. Then a child-sized belch. Oisin pulls the ceiling light chain. A girl is there. Dressed in a dirty rag of a dress, turning to look at him with the large, gold eyes that have studied everything from the rafters. She is there in vivid detail, down to a mustache of beaded water above her generous mouth. A dead girl, looking more real and more alive than anyone he has ever seen." (AP)

-- Visible Time

It's A Gas

Comic Book:

Mystery Man shows up and gives a a little girl a canister of gas that affects people's Ages. (Ar/aP changes last forever)

It's Punky Brewster

Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #05: "Call Me Ms."

Punky bristlets when Henry hires baby-sitter, so she wishes that she was older and later, in a panic, her magical friend Glomer transforms her from adult to infant. (AP, RN, AR)

I Was A Sixth Grade Alien

TV Series: Season 01; Episode #18: "Gro-Gro-Grown-up Dementia!" (11/14/99)

Pletskit's alien Hevi-Hevi technology includes the 'Growthuptor,' a yo-yo-like device his race tests to AP in order to find out in advance what their hat size will be. For Pletskit, the effect is instantaneous, but apparently there is a delayed recarnation for humans. For when his friend Tim Thompkins tests it, he goes from 6th grader to adult, and has to pose as a teacher! Both Tim's AP and subsequent AR start with his voice, then his right arm experiences the change, signaling that the full-body process isn't far behind.

-- TBTC

I Was A Sixth Grade Alien

TV Series: Season 02; Episode #10: "McNally the Menace!" (11/15/00)

Pletskit's alien 'plunklefort' rewinds McNally into a pint-sized 8-year-old with a penchant for mischief. [This episode was only aired on YTV in Canada.]

-- TBTC

I'll Be That Girl

Music Video by Barenaked Ladies

a woman in her 20's setting on a swing getting younger as she swings back and forth.

I'm Growing

Children's book: by Aliki (2004)

Boy tells how he growning up.

-- Visible Time

I Am Weasel

Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #20; "I Am My Lifetime" (February 24, 1998)

Not really a direct AR/AP episode, but it does show both Weasel and Baboon - the two main characters of the show - develop from diaper dependant infants into diaper dependant old timers. A good episode!

I Am Weasel

Cartoon Series: Season 4; Episode #02: "I Am Clichéd " (?)

Another semi-AR episode. Nothing direct, but we get to see both Baboon and Weasel pretend to be babies when their director decides to try a Muppet Babies-Rugrats approach to increase the ratings. The funniest I Am Weasel episode ever, in my opinion. =)

I am Weasel

Cartoon series: Season 05 Episode #3: "Drinking Fountain of Youth" (07/22/1999)

There is a little Ar at the end of this episode.

-- Jeff

Iams 1990s Commercial

TV Commercial: "What if people grew as fast as your pets?" (1990s)

Late 90's commercial. Little girl running up stairs calls "Come here, Casey." She grows in stages to a young woman and Casey ages in 30 seconds from a puppy to an old dog. (AP cuts, flash forward)

-- Visible Time

Iams 2003 commercials

TV Commercial: "What if people grew as fast as your pets?" (2003)

Old woman sews sweater for preteen granddaughter. When she looks down the granddaughter is in her early teens, so she keeps sewing, and when she looks down again her granddaughter is in her mid to late teens, then the third time she looks down the grand daughter is in her late teens, and she holds up the sweater to the granddaughter who is now obviously way too big for the sweater. Plus the late teen is on the attractive side =) No process, more a frame to frame change... No clothes ripping or tightening either =(

-- Greywolf

Ice Pirates, The

Movie:

Aging sequence

I Dream of Jeannie

TV Series: Season 02; Episode #30: "My Master, the Swinging Bachelor" (4/17/67)

When Doctor Bellows invites himself and his wife to dine at Tony's, Roger and Tony know it's a trap. Tony asks Roger to bring a date too and tries to get Jeannie out of the house but she hides in a teacup. Jeannie sees Kathryn, Tony's date, preparing a delicious Italian meal and is furious. Jeannie blinks and the meal becomes inedible. When she collapses the soufflé, Tony tells the invisible Jeannie in the kitchen that she's gone too far. Doctor Bellows hears Tony apparently talking to the stove and decides to investigate. To make amends, Jeannie produces a delicious cake. Mrs. Bellows demands the recipe but Tony protests on the ground it's an old family secret. She takes some cake home. After everyone except Tony eas the cake, they all revert to childhood. The next day, Mr. Fakeling of the National Food Bureau repors that the cake Mrs. Bellows brought to be analyzed contains an ingredient similar to a drug that restores youth. At home, trying to visualize Tony as a little boy, Jeannie blinks him into a Buster Brown outfit, just as Doctor Bellows and Fakeling arrive. Fakeling makes an enormous offer for the secret ingredient, but Tony maintains it got into the cake at the lab. Tony orders Jeannie, who never follows a recipe, to duplicate the cake. She produces one that resembles the first one, but Tony tastes it, and becomes a bearded old man. Jeannie pops out to look for her cookbook.

-- Zietgiest

I Dream of Jeannie

TV Series: Season 03; Episode #24: "Have You Ever Had A Genie Hate You?" (3/12/68)

Jeannie's wicked sister gives her two flasks of magic lotion – a white one for love, a blue one for hate. She direcs Jeannie to sprinkle a few drops of the white on Tony for herself. A few drops make Jeannie hate Tony and she pops him into the oven. As the flames roar, Roger stops by and dabs some of the blue. Jeannie throws herself into Roger's arms, declaring her love for her new master. Roger makes her pop Tony out of the oven but she warns she'll put him back if he even speaks her name. She blinks him under a guillotine, then relens, but freezes his blood. Tony disrups a conference by complaining of cold and frostbite, although it's 90 degrees. He explains it's Operation Deep Freeze to Doctor Bellows. Roger makes liss of luxuries. Tony speaks to Jeannie again and is encased in ice. Jeannie II promitests to make Tony the world's most famous playboy. He learns how she made Jeannie hate him but Jeannie II switches flasks again. At Roger's apartment, lavishly dEcorated, and filled with pretty girls, Roger is about to marry Jeannie. Tony tests some lotion and is shocked to land under a swinging scimitar. Roger dabs some on and joins him. Tony tricks Jeannie into pouring the other lotion on him. At once she loves him again. He rescues Roger, empties the flasks and tells Jeannie her sister's plans. Jeannie II is horrified to find Tony an old man, and leaves. Tony asks Jeannie to change him back, but she feels he won't be bothered by other women this way.

-- Zietgiest

I Dream of Jeannie

TV Series: Season 05; Episode #05: "Jeannie's Beauty Cream" (10/14/69)

Doctor Bellows tells Tony of a promotion but warns that he must impress Gen. Whether by with his stability. Then Jeannie gives Mrs. Bellows a jar of face cream which turns her into a gorgeous teenager. Unaware, Mrs. Bellows goes to NASA where Roger falls in love with her. Tony finds her identity badge and tries to keep her out of sight. He seems to be embracing her in a closet as the General and Doctor Bellows come by. Jeannie too draws the wrong conclusions. Doctor Bellows is confused when the beautiful girl, who sounds like his wife, throws herself into his arms. Jeannie learns what happened and blinks up an antidote. At home, Doctor Bellows tries to hide the girl from his wife. Roger breaks all the mirrors to keep Mrs. Bellows from seeing herself. Sure everyone is crazy, she acceps Tony's story of an experiment. As he prepares to use the antidote, Roger mixes up the jars. In a cloud of steam, they try all kinds of creams. Mrs. Bellows suddenly smears some on Tony, who wishes he were 10 years younger so he could better have more energy to deal with Jeannie's shenanigans, turning him into a 16-year-old. Jeannie laughs but restores Tony as the General pounds on the door. Meeting Jeannie, the General is convinced of a misunderstanding, as Doctor Bellows begs for his wife's forgiveness.

-- Zietgiest

I Never had a Flying Dream

Paucity of Flying Dreams, A

Tobu yume wo shibaraku minai

Movie: (1990) This movie is listed in Thomas Weisser and Yuko Mihara Weisser's Japanese Cinema Encyclopedia: Horror/Fantasy/Science Fiction. Thomas Weisser also publishes the magazine Asian Cult Cinema. This is what's described in the book:

A middle-aged married man, Toshiyuki Hosokawa, is hospitalized. During his stay, he befriends an elderly woman (Eri Ishida) in the bed next to him. They talk through the curtains, sharing ideas and idle chit-chat, but she protests to tell him about her illness, or treatment. Then, after a few days, the old white-haired woman is discharged. But a short time later, she returns to visit him. Now Eri looks completely different, like a 40 year old lady. Sensual and charming. Toshiyuki can't believe his eyes and soon finds himself devouring her sexual charms in the hospital bed. Afterwards, the woman confestests that she's really 67. She has a disease which reversed her biological clock, making her grow younger as time passes. When they meet next, Eri looks like a woman in her 30's. And then, one day, Eri stops coming to see him. When Toshiyuki is released from the hospital, he looks for the woman. She is a teenager now. He asks her to move into an apartment with him. But then, after a bout in the sack, he's arrested on child moletsting chargets. Toshiyuki lootests his family and the girl after being sent to prison. When he gets out of jail, the man goes looking for his woman/child once again. By now she is a young toddler. They spend the night together (in obviously the film's most controversial scene). She's dead by morning.

I Was a Teenage Robot

Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #12; "Good Old Sheldon" (01/13/2006)

Jenny did not realize from "Teen Idol" that when she sent the aliens back to space, she sent Sheldon back as well. When he comes back he is old, Jenny tries to turn him back to normal. Will she succeed in turning him back to 16 years old? [Sheldon is aged due to traveling at light speed. Sheldon is regressed into a baby toward the end.]

-- Dragonaide & Stonegate

I Vampiri

Movie: DVD: (2002)

old age. (aP)

-- Visible Time

Idun, Idunn, Idunna

Goddess

In Norse mythology, Iduna was the wife of Bragi, the god of poetry. She kept golden applets in a box which the gods ate to keep themselves young. Goddess who is married to Bragi and is the keeper of the applets which keep the gods eternally young. The storm giant Tjasse abducts her and the gods start to age until Loki kills the giant and retrieves Idun. Goddess of youth, her name means "The Rejuvenating One". Idun, Goddess of Eternal Youth. She has a large basket of applets known as Idun's Applets or the Applets of Immortality. Annually, the Gods eat from her basket to stay young. Her basket is eternally full. The flaxen-haired goddess who supplies the Æsir with the applets that grant eternal youth. She is featured in the story of Idunn's Applets.

-- Jeffr_2bya & ANONYMOUS