`?==  ``When Uncle Jimbo sees the deer, he says, ``looks like a .46-gauge,`` then he is seen with a rocket launcher. The shotgun gauge system works such that smaller numbers describe larger barrels, so a .46-gauge would actually be very small.``  Ironically, this is a firearms nitpick that is incorrect. You don't use the decimal point when using the gauge system. It's ``12 gauge,`` not ``.12 gauge.`` The decimal point is only used to describe caliber in fractions of an inch (in other words, you don't use it with the metric system (9mm, not .9mm), either). I will edit. The article is otherwise correct (smaller number means bigger bore).  In every airing of this episode I've seen, Scuzzlebutt's leg is Patrick Duffy, but in ``Flashbacks`` it's Brett Munsenburger. I don't recall his leg ever being Tom Wopat. -,   ==`